Patrons can get on the Western mailing list to get advance notice on excellent deals. Indeed, the atmosphere does have something of the roughness of the wild frontier. We had some very, very pleasant dealers, though, who let us carry out our goofy missions. Formerly the Union Plaza, this casino still retains some vestiges from its past life as a train station. Cocktail waitresses wear sleeveless black and green minidresses, bolero jacket optional.
Dealers revel in the Mormonesque simplicity of white shirt, black pants.
The carpet, with its dingy comedy and tragedy masks, mirrors the extravagant fortunes of the folks who tread upon it. However, the pattern had almost faded into oblivion when I first saw it 7 yrs ago. The gaming room is well-lit enough to read in, and it features the same brass and white lights popular in other venues. Walls are white, some sport aqua trim. Restrooms have pink tile and marble.