Sportsmans' Paradise Cafe

Great food and awesome service. We ate all if our meals there during our stay. Portions were generous and everything we ordered was delicious.

The Western Omelet was OK. The service was satisfactory. The atmosphere was comfortable.

I watch the hostess write off the table with the rolled up silverware we were left on our table. When we received our food it was cold. The hamburger was very small for the priced they charged. I have had better food at an airport. The whole atmosphere at the casino seemed gloomy. Not the same place it was before. Won't be back.

STAFF IS RUDE AND FOOD IS DISGUSTING! PLACE HAS A MUSTY SMELL! The dealers and other staff agree.

I'm writing in dramatic second person present tense so you will know how intelligent I am and decide, with me, which is the better option for your late-night nomming enjoyment.Now, there is a lack of prompt attention at the host's stand, but maybe only about six minutes while the host calls across the restaurant to find out which server is in which section, or whatever. Who really cares. It's not fine dining. It doesn't pretend to be.However, the server is very, very polite. The menu is pretty diverse. It has gone through some changes in the last year. Mostly good ones.I opt for the French dip sandwich. It looks good. It tastes even better. Check it out in the photo. A solid three and a quarters rounded up to four stars.(Artistically conversational-style prose might enhance what I hope is a feeling of chumful warmth)Money is too tight to waste on a bad dining experience, but excellent service is priceless;and apparently the Sportsman's Paradise Cafe' in Bally's casino knows it.