Lucky Eagle Casino - American Casino Guide Casino Reviews

Lucky Eagle Casino: Wow, what a great casino.

Brenda — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 19:29:22 +0100

As a kinda hobby of mine, we stop at most casinos around the country. I do not spend a lot but look for design and fun. Lucky Eagle is certainly one of those places. The personnel from the Club people to the gal who serves the drinks are way above average. Place is clean and welcoming. The buffet, though small, was delicious with lots of hot variety and taste. Cooks behind counter were friendly and really seemed glad to see you there. Will definitely go back there on our next trip to WA and suggest you give it a try.

Lucky Eagle Casino: Steakhouse a hidden jewel!

Ray — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 21:50:32 +0100

The food in the deli is plentiful and well prepared, as is the buffet...but the steakhouse is one of the best kept secrets in the Northwest! All the steaks are Prime (from Australia I think), always prepared perfectly. The ambience is quaint, non-pretentious, yet very professional. Everything was impeccable, the food out of this world and the prices are dirt cheap compared to Seattle! Don't miss the streakhouse or the Seafood Buffet on Friday & Saturday nights!!!

Lucky Eagle Casino: Top Customer Service

Alisha — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 06:08:00 +0100

I've been to many different casinos and have realized that the Lucky Eagle is one of the top casino's in washington state. The staff members are quite friendly and slot attedents are willing to help you in finding machines, how they work, and they tend to get to know you. There is this attendent who was very friendly named Jillian, who was very friendly and seemed to be going around and talking to everyone. That is just one example of their great staff. Hats off to the Lucky Eagle Casino.

Lucky Eagle Casino: Fun time, good food, nice machines

Dawn Dunlevy — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 05:34:51 +0100

We have stayed at Lucky Eagle 4 times and loved it each time. They allow dogs in the hotel which makes it easier for us.

The buffet is good and my husband loves the deli. Players club points are generous and if you play a lot youwill get some nice offers in the mail.

We have stayed free several times in the hotel and received cash to play. We have a big casino (Spirit Mountain) within 1 hour of us but we like Lucky Eagle so much we drive the 2 1/2 hours tohave a gambling weekend at Lucky Eagle. Machines seem to be more generous and they have the latest ones.

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Teri — Tue, 30 Nov 1999 08:00:00 +0100

Playing just for fun, I think Lucky Eagle has to be one of the best, penny machines and customer service. AND the food is great! If you get the chance try it!

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Fran — Tue, 30 Nov 1999 08:00:00 +0100

Lucky Eagle is probably my favorite because it isn't too far from my home. The food is excellent and gaming is great and wonderful people working there. I enjoy myself every time I go there.

Lucky Eagle Casino: Finally, a good place in WA to stay and play

handymn — Tue, 30 Nov 1999 08:00:00 +0100

It's a bit off the beaten path being about 75 miles south of Seattle so they do their best to offer better games, promotions, and frequent tournaments. They also have very good entertainment from time to time.

The food is OK, but the service is good and staff friendly. The hotel is newer and is very nice and clean.

One of the reasons they wouldn't get 5 stars is that these Indian Casinos have still not figured out that deeply-discounted drinks benefits both them and the customer.

The smaller mini-casinos in WA have caught on that $1 beers are good for business but the native places apparently have not.

I wish the casinos closer to Seattle would follow their lead, but that's probably why Lucky Eagle has people driving out to the country from Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia and Portland.