The one star is for the variety of foods on the menu. The non-stars-everything else. My boyfriend and I went in for a quick bite before a show. The waitress sat us promptly, and had our first drinks back to us in fairly short order. That is the last good part of the review. After taking our orders, she seemed to forget we were there, not checking on us after our food was delivered, would walk the other way when we made it clear we wanted assistance or refills. It wasn't until my boyfriend placed his empty glass over our heads on the partition next to us before refills were brought. Funnily enough, she managed to deliver the check on the spot wordlessly when we asked for it though. The chicken salad sandwich was bland, piled high with so many toppings I could barely fit it in my mouth. After adding salt and pepper, it still remained awful, especially when I started biting into small chunks of raw garlic and onion. I could have gone to the nearest 7-Eleven and had a chicken salad sandwich that had been sitting there all day that was better than this one. My boyfriend had a Chicken Caesar Salad-something that's pretty hard to mess up, as it is a staple on most menues. The chicken was almost completely flavorless, and rather dry, the salad was mixed crispy and crunchy greens and yesterday's limpy greens, and the dressing tasted like pure mayonnaise. The most flavor in that dish was the oversized croutons, so I'm guessing they didn't bake the bread themselves, because that actually had flavor. Casino prices are normally higher that anywhere else, but these were absurd. Avoid this place if you can. You'll likely get better food from room service.