Took long time to get a drink from waitress other than that nice clean and cool. I would go back
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The J.P.'s Grill is a restaurant inside J.P. McGills Hotel & Casino in Cripple Creek, Colorado.
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My grandmother wanted to come here for her birthday. The food at the resturant was great, but unfortunantly I'll admit I'm a bit biased against strictly chance-based casino games which is the only type of games I saw/played. She did pretty well and came out ahead, but between all of us even with her winnings we left in the negative. It's a business and the house always wins. Personally I'd rather stay home and play my own video games which are skill based and don't cost me a net loss of $20 every hour.
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Great room, good food. Had 2 $800 handpays about 12 hours apart. One issue I have is that they offered me a free room, but since I reserved a suite, it's full price. They won't pro-rate the free room cost nor let you use your comps to cover the suite. I played (read LOST) enough money during my stay that it should have more than covered the cost of the suite.
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Best food in town by far. Never had a bad meal service is always great. Repeat customers for sure.
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They will steal your soul. The video poker is garbage, no Royals, constant, consistent losses. Lost tens of thousands, quickly.
Slots.... aren't bad. Colorado Gaming Commission and state law keeps slots around 90% payback and up which is better than most Indian casinos. But the video poker is pure cancer and probably rigged illegally.
Comps are just "so so" -- I'm a top player, top-tier card holder yet only got $100 per week in free play. What a joke.
Miner's Pick restaurant is pretty good, employees are good.
I'll never be back, they lost another customer. People are tired of being scammed.
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Customer service needs to be just a little more polite. First thing they do is ask for Ids' like I'm some damn criminal. Pretty cool place. Just make sure to eat before you go
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