I start my night with a few drinks, usually beers, at the center bar with my friends. Rumble on the Ridge has been appearing at Snoqualmie Casino for a few years now, and I'm completely satisfied each time I go. The staff have always been very helpful and courteous. Overall, I think this is a nice little casino that serves the Seattle area very well. If you're looking for big payouts, you may need to go to Vegas :). An older couple to me once won $12k on a penny slot and I saw an article in the paper about someone winning $50k. Lastly, I've not seen or heard of any big payouts at this little casino. I wouldn't treat this place as a dining destination. The deli is probably the best bet and has a decent amount of seating. They have a high end restaurant that has a menu I am not interested in, a sushi place with about 10 tables, a coffee shop and a deli. I've only eaten at the buffet once (early on) and it wasn't so hot. The restaurants are not anything to write home about. There is free valet parking out front to compensate for this, but half the time I've been there the wait is so long we just self-parked and did the dangerous trek up to the front, dodging overly zealous, impatient casion self-parkers.

THe views are beautiful from the parking area and a stroll up front would be a welcome event for many. This is the one thing the Snoqualmie really got wrong. If it's raining and busy, expect to wait 10-15 mins for the elevator! There are no sidewalks to safely walk around front from the parking areas. It's behind the casino with one elevator that serves the entire parking structure and lots. Free bottled water available, but I am pretty sure you have to pay for liquor (all my family did).Ĭouple of the downsides.parking is absolutely ridiculous. My brother and I have enjoyed the craps tables for hours on end and other family have enjoyed themselves at the penny slots for hours as well. There are a good amount of tables, plenty of slots and a smoke free section that actually does provide some relief - even during peak times. While it is relatively small compared to the other Seattle area Tribal does have alot to offer. This is the closest casino to downtown seattle and very easy to get to. It is a post/beam structure out front, with striking views of the Snoqualmie Valley out back (either from the parking lot or the bar). First of all, this is the most beautiful casino I have ever seen.

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