Everything came straight out of the microwave, too salty, undercooked, over cooked. All bad. The croissants and the pretzels were absolutely disgusting! Nice job Valley View!! Probably just another reason this place is deserted!

Sustenance in between the slot play Snax & Stix are the sole fast food options inside Valley View Casino, both occupying the same location - same lines for ordering & pickup. However, Snax is open 24/7 for grub at any time of the day. Snax offers up the usual suspects of pizza, hot dogs, sausages, nachos & sandwiches. After being on a gambler's high from winning some money & not in the mood for gorging on buffet madness, we needed some calories to quell the hunger pains. After perusing the Snax menu, I went with the Philly cheesesteak ($9)- Keeping in mind casino pricing for a captive audience, I found the Philly cheesesteak to be a decent fast food option. Maybe it's because I was hungry, but I actually really enjoyed the taste of the bell peppers, onions, cheese & beef stuffed inside warm bread. A little sriracha here, a little mustard there & I was quite happy with my sammie. The best part? The crunchy dill pickle spear! I just love the tart crunch of a dill pickle & having a spear as long as my cheesesteak made for happy time. I shared half & felt good to go for some more hardcore penny slot action! The wait for my cheesesteak wasn't very long, even with the lunch crowd. Several tables available to dine at, with scarcity depending upon the time of day. Snax provides some decent food with not quite so outrageous prices for those gambling at Valley View Casino. For those not looking to spend for the Valley View buffet or their sit down BLD restaurant, I highly suggest checking out Snax for some quick eats. NOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOM