Almost didn't stay here based on the negative reviews but they're completely ridiculous. This place…read morewas awesome. Great service, clean facilities, steakhouse had great food. Casino didn't smell like smoke and was easy to navigate. Highly recommend this place.

First time ever going to a casino, played a couple table games and loved the heck out of it. Two…read morenames I remember of dealers Micah and Adrian, made my first poker and baccarat experiences fantastic. Was a wild ride but a hell of a way to spend a few hours. The dealers all have awesome personalities and it was just as fun playing as it was bsing with the dealers

It's ok the food had been on the Buffett all day it was the soggy type of deep fried but the people…read morewere nice

A typical American Chinese buffet with the typical food and a small selection of sushi. The options…read morefor sushi were very limited, and the quality was typical of a buffet. There were plenty of options for ice cream. On the bright side, it wasn't too expensive for the food options at the buffet. The inside was quite outdated. It's a decent buffet for the Junction City/Manhattan, KS area, but it's nothing special. This place gets 3.5 out of 5 stars.

Appetizer we had their baked Bri which was new in their menu. Wasn't big, max 2 people could share…read more Unique flavor. If you are looking for something different this is it. Cesar salads are big! My husband and I could have shared. Very good though. Would love some large chunks for Parmesan on here, would add to it. Entrees we ordered their boneless ribeye with broccolini and Cabernet sauce. The sauce I could drink, was so good! My husband ordered their dry aged large bone ribeye, was a bit too tender for either of us. He did like the lobster Mac which he ordered for the side Dessert was their lemon cake. Not to sweet but had a zing to it. Was okay.

We visit Three Fires Steakhouse for special occasions. We were celebrating our anniversary and…read morelooking forward to fine dining. Arrived at 6pm, ordered cocktails and reviewed the menu. Placed our order by 6:10pm, then waited 45 minutes for our main entrees. My husband's 12 oz NY strip steak, which included shallot for $54, was room temperature when served. There was no shallot on his plate. He mentioned the temperature to the waitstaff. At least the side of mashed potatoes for $9 was warm. Because I didn't like the non-beef choices on the menu, I ordered a Sunflower salad, the jumbo shrimp cocktail and crab cakes which are listed as starters but I asked for them as my main entree. I received my salad within a reasonable amount of time, but waited the 45 minutes for my main entree to be delivered. I always laugh when Kansas menus say "jumbo" in their description of a shrimp cocktail, but the shrimp on this cocktail were indeed jumbo. They were large enough to make any shrimper, from the south Texas coastline, proud. The crabcakes were tasty and served hot. My guess is that my husband's steak sat for a long time before my crabcakes were cooked. We believe the issue of delayed service was due to a very large group being served in the dining room to the east of the Three Fires main dining room. Our waitstaff was also waitstaff for the group in this dining room. Consequently, all of the attention went to this group and only occasionally to our table. We watched as food was carried from the open kitchen into the secondary dining room. We waited for our food to be served and never received an offer to replenish our water glasses. My husband requested coffee, but it was never served. We finished our meals and waited 25+ minutes for anyone to notice. When the waitress brought the bill she remembered the coffee. My husband told her to forget the coffee and asked for boxes for our leftovers. When my husband requested the to-go boxes, our waitress remembered that I had said I would be ordering dessert when she first greeted us at our table. She asked me what dessert I wanted. I told her to forget it, we were ready to leave. When she returned with the boxes, she offered warm bread pudding to-go "since it was our anniversary." We said sure, but I am fairly certain that it was her attempt to minimize the lackluster service. She left our bill at the table before bringing the to-go boxes or our "complimentary" bread pudding. There was no itemized coffee or dessert on the bill which obviously had been printed before she remembered the coffee or to ask for the dessert. We won't be back ~ at least for quite a long time. Food quality was poor in comparison to previous visits. The smell of cigarette smoke permeated the dining room. Service was good but unacceptable slow for a great dining experience. They were unprepared for serving the main restaurant along with the large group in the second dining room. For a Friday evening between 6pm and 7:30pm, there were many empty tables. Perhaps now we know why.

Called in pickup order fast and efficient in completing order. Food was delicious and hot. Would…read morerecommend

The food was above average, would recommend. Its near the square so bonus points for convince.read more

Simple lunch buffet - 3 soups, the hot and sour was flavorful. Crab Rangoon and egg rolls, plenty…read moreof steamed veggies, and a variety of main dishes with a range of spice levels. Rice, fried rice and at least 2 kinds of noodles, plus dumplings. They have something for everyone.

Since the closing of our longtime family favorite Hunam restaurant, we have been on a mission to…read morefind decent Chinese food in Topeka. Finally, we have found a bonafide replacement! While known for their dine-in buffet, we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of everything in our to-go order tonight. The egg rolls and crab rangoons were both excellent and not skimpy on filling like most places. While we would like to see some vegetables added to their sweet & sour shrimp we found their cashew chicken and pork Lo Mein (asked for a touch of heat) to be exceptional. A bit of a drive from Topeka's west side, but well with the trip!

The ambience and the service at J Wilson's was great when my friend and I decided to have lunch…read morethere on Valentine's Day. Our server was particularly helpful and very pleasant. She earned an A+ and her tip reflected that. That said, my friend and I were both extremely upset about the lack of options for lunch. Everything on the menu was brunch and the options for that were not great. It took us quite a while to finally decide on what we would have. I had the quiche Lorraine with sweet potato fries and a salad. The sweet potato fries were OK, but the quiche was cold and I ended up eating less than half of my food. My friend ordered the blue crab benny which came with home fries. Her potatoes were cold and she also ate less than half her food because she said she didn't like it. I will accept blame for not realizing J Wilson doesn't serve lunch on weekends, but the quality of the food is on them. When I come to Lawrence, it's almost always on a Saturday, so I will not be having lunch at J Wilson's again.

J. Wilson's was great. It was a super nice restaurant, and the service was above and beyond. We…read moretook my daughter for her birthday, and she loved it. My Miso Short rib was so good. I will definitely be going back here.

4 Stars Golden Wok is a great choice for families,…read moreespecially if you're dining with kids and want good food at a reasonable price. Adults are $17.99, kids 10 years old are $8.50, and 3‑year‑olds are $5.00, which makes it a big win for parents feeding the whole family. There's plenty of variety, so everyone can find something they like, even picky eaters. The hibachi is amazing--fresh, flavorful, and fun to watch, which keeps kids entertained while food is being made. I wouldn't recommend the sushi since it's imitation seafood, but with so many other options, it's easy to skip and still be very satisfied. From a parent's point of view, this place works well. Service was fast and friendly, food was constantly being refilled, and we didn't feel rushed. The restaurant was clean, tables were cleared quickly, and the buffet stayed organized, which really matters when you're dining with kids. If you're looking for a place where kids eat well, adults enjoy the food, and the bill doesn't hurt, Golden Wok is a solid, stress‑free option. We left full, happy, and satisfied, and it's definitely a place we'd bring the family back to.

This is a very good Chinese Buffett. It also features a Mongolian grill. There is plenty of…read morefeatures and all buffet items are steaming hot. They have a nice buffet of sushi as well. A full dessert buffet is presented as well. Then there is also an ice cream machine with both Chocolate and Vanilla available in a self serve cone or cup. The service was prompt and friendly. There is more food than anyone can eat. The place is clean and well maintained. Very enjoyable and we will return. Weekend buffet was $15 per person on a Sunday. And well worth it.

Great place, but our food took over 30 minutes and we had to leave. There machines are mostly penny…read morebut still costs at least 50¢ or more minimum

What a strange little place. I have never been one to…read morefrequent casinos, and I have yet to understand their appeal but after a day of wandering backroads in NE Kansas on a Sunday drive, I found myself venturing into my first tribal casino. Upon arrival I showed my ID, created a PIN and was then given a players card with $25 free. OK. That's either great hospitality or clever marketing. I wandered around the small gaming room and looked for a machine that didn't look to complicated and proceeded in trying to strike it rich. After 15 minutes of neither winning nor losing significant amounts of money, I knew it was time to find a noisier and flashier machine with bigger wagers and go big or go home. With $20 still on my card, I found a $5 machine and in 4 punches it was gone. I took my 2 cash-out vouchers and redeemed my 83 cents and called it a victory. What I found most disappointing in the White Cloud Casino besides the cigarette smoke, and the overwhelming sense of meaninglessness and doom was the total lack of uniqueness. Other than the animal drawings on the outside of the building, there was no connection to the Iowa Tribe. I was hoping for some artwork, traditional food, a gift shop that sold crafts, I would have loved to bought an Iowa Tribe replica license plate that I saw in the parking lot or learned a bit of tribal history or culture; but not here and not today. Sometimes 83 cents is the most that you can expect.

Food taste great! I go here alot for dine-in or to get food to go. Plenty of tasty options to…read morechoose from.

Amazing and a great price for the amount of good you get! ATCHISON is lucky to have this…read morerestaurant!

Michael was our server and did a phenominal job. I got a Greek salad with sirloin which was…read moreperfect. My wife got a great tenderloin sandwich.

Everyone I asked about where to eat mentioned Pete's Steakhouse. When I then asked what to get,…read morethey would mention anything but the steaks: the pasta ("I'm a pasta girl"), the pizza, the Greek salad, etc., which left me a little suspect. We went anyhow as I couldn't bear the thought of passing up on a 12 oz. Kansas City strip for $24, unfortunately it came with chimichurri sauce which is as ridiculous as it was thankfully fully scrapable. The place reminded me of a (slightly) upscale version of the classic Greek diner back on Long Island: comfortable booths, efficient service with photos and maps of Greece covering the walls. Our table was covered with advertisements for local businesses which is also very Greek.