Skyline Restaurant & Casino, Henderson, Nevada, Breakfast Restaurant Details

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I Love Everything About It . It's Friendly The Food Is Good . I've Been Going Here For Years And Love Everything About This Casino .

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When you walk in, the smell of cigarette smoke is overwhelming. The ventilation system isn't close to being adequate let alone good. I would like to try the restaurant but can't abide by smelling smoke with every bite. The barbershop has good people in it and I have had a couple haircuts there but that is as long as my lungs can stand the second hand smoke.

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I go to Las Vegas 2-3 times a year, but I've never been to the Skyline before. I'm primarily a video poker player, and I read that their paytables are very good. I finally went this past January on a Thursday morning. It took about 45 minutes on the Boulder Highway bus to get there from Downtown (I never drive in Las Vegas). The place was pretty quiet, with probably 20 gamblers. I sat down at a nickel machine, and a drink girl came around even before I put $ in the machine. I liked the place already! Didn't do so well, but then I sat at the bar, and Katherine (middle aged woman, very friendly) took care of me. Turns out she's from Wisconsin (so am I), and we had a great discussion! The Heinekens were coming fast, as I was the only person playing at the bar for about an hour. I ended up losing about $60 altogether.
I didn't eat there, but I've also read about their restaurant being cheap and good. Maybe in July I'll visit again. Five stars!

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A decent meal for very fair price. Don't expect fresh veggies and a Morton's quality steak. Don't expect Caesar's quality food at a local joint, if that's what you want, then deal with the strip and pay $50 clams.It's an old Vegas throw back place. The food is OK and the service a bit slow, but very friendly. It's an older crowd, and things are definitely laid back. The parking lot is patrolled, and safe. No tootsies, no trouble. The $1 Margarita and $1 Shrimp cocktail are also great (if they are still only a buck) and the bar tenders are all great and friendly. The old time rock bands are OK as well. The slots are reasonably inexpensive to play; I've played a nickel machine in the corner a lot. This "joint" is a classic: every thing from the carpet, the employees, and the people in the place. How many casinos can you go into and see some old lady dragging along an oxygen tank to a slot machine, sit down, and light up a Lucky Strike no filter? Now THAT'S Old Vegas! VIVA!

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DO NOT GO THERE TO DINE! I had unexpected Vip guests and took them there as I am 70 y.o. and used to enjoy great food, salad bar, and service. I no longer cook. WE had the most horrible THANKSGIVING DAY DINNER EVER. Instant mashed potatoes with tasteless gravy, sweet potatoes (two teaspoons) had a syrup of some concoction on it. Turkey was obviously just dropped in a pan and baked, no spices. The dressing had no sage or spices on it, just chopped up bread. Two tablespoons of canned cranberry relish was the best of the meal. My 9 y.o. grandson couldn't and wouldn't eat his burned up hamburger, fries were ok. He did love the trains that ran the tracks above our heads. Thanks for the $11.95 per person garbage, if you hire American cooks, who know the spices and cooking of our Americans traditional foods you may have a better business. I DO NOT RECOMMEND EATING HERE. We look forward to eating anywhere else but here.