Features
What to expect: The Eldorado Hotel Casino was built in 1973 and expanded twice. The property is connected by skywalk to Circus Circus and Silver Legacy. With fewer rooms than its neighbors, this fashionable, family-operated establishment feels more like a boutique hotel, easily catering to couples on a weekend getaway, as well as business travelers. Amenity highlights: The quiet Eldorado lobby features marble flooring, dark-wood paneling, and stone columns. The action is never far away, however, as the hotel offers an 81,000-square-foot casino, a 580-seat showroom offering Broadway-style entertainment, and a stylish nightclub favored by locals. There is also an extensive selection of upscale restaurants, a heated outdoor pool, and free valet parking.
La Strada - This Northern Italian restaurant specializes in freshly made pastas, such as the signature mushroom ravioli served in a country-villa setting. The well-stocked wine cellar features labels from the Carano family vineyard. Open for dinner only. Bistro Roxy - The chic Bistro Roxy also has an impressive cellar, but this French-influenced fountain-side spot might be better known for its 102 kinds of martinis. Live entertainment nightly in the lounge; open for dinner only. The Prime Rib Grill - Decorated in Old San Francisco-style, the Prime Rib Grill specializes in choice prime cuts carved to order, as well as grilled steak and seafood entrées, all prepared in an open kitchen. There’s also a gourmet soup and salad bar. Open for dinner only. Golden Fortune - Golden Fortune offers 90 authentic Hong-Kong-style specialties, served in a classic Chinese polished-lacquer setting. Open for dinner only.
The Brew Brothers - The Brew Brothers offers eight custom microbrews and a menu featuring gourmet wood-fired pizzas, salads, and burgers, all served in a warehouse-style setting. Live rock and blues nightly. Chefs’ Buffet - Chef's offers all-you-can-eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffets. Weekend brunch and theme nights feature seafood, Italian (with a strolling accordion player), and Mexican specialties. Choices - Open for breakfast, lunch or dinner, this simple casino-level food court offers eggs, sandwiches, and a soup and salad bar. There is also a popular seak and lobster combo special. Asian Gourmet Square - Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Thai specialties are made to order, here. Dim sum and a sushi bar are also offered. Tivoli Gardens - In addition to Chinese, American, Italian, Mexican, and Thai food, Tivoli Gardens dishes up desserts such as Snickers pie. Gourmet brews from the Eldorado Coffee Company’s freshly roasted beans are also featured. Open 24 hours. Eldorado Coffee Company - Just outside Tivoli Gardens, the hotel’s own Eldorado Coffee Company roasts, blends, and brews its own coffees, available for purchase by the cup or by the pound. BuBinga Lounge - The Eldorado’s popular nightclub offers on-tap infused cocktails, a champagne and wine bar, dance floor, and live music, all in a wood paneled- and-velvet setting. Admission fee. Casino Cabaret - The Casino Cabaret features live music nightly on the east end of the casino floor, near a parked Mercedes Benz. Stadium Bar - Next to the Sports Book on the casino floor, this is a good spot to place a bet, grab a beer, and watch the race. Plaza Bar - Located between La Strada and the Prime Rib Grill restaurants, the Plaza Bar is open nightly for pre- or post-dinner drinks. Showroom Bar - Just outside the Eldorado’s 580-seat showroom, this wood-paneled bar is a nice place to enjoy a pre-theater drink.
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