It is a beautiful building, brand new, perhaps a bit sterile in its look, but squeaky clean. Wife and I made the 90minute drive early on the second Sunday that Graton was open. I won't be gambling there again either, even though 2 hours of play only cost me forty bucks on the slots machines. Needless to say I will not be eating there again and I would not recommend this eatery TO ANYONE. total bill was over seventy bucks, with tip, for two items (not the waitress's fault). I couldn't believe it I sent it back and, only to have it return slightly warmed up and a little dry. Ordered a baked potato with a king cut prime rib on the bone and it looked beautiful (see picture) but it arrived ICE COLD. Because I was on a business trip I figured I would treat myself to the steak house they have on the property and dined at 650 Park. During the time I was there I did NOT see ANYBODY win a jackpot of any size. I was there for almost 3 hours, the first hour spent walking around familiarizing myself with the grounds, and the majority of the machines were all identical, offering a few different versions of the same gambling games. Although the size of Graton definitely has them beat, this casino is in no way better than the casinos located in northern California. I'm from Sacramento and frequent Thunder Valley Casino and Cache Creek, among others.

Stopped there for dinner and a little gambling on a Thursday evening, just a week after they opened.

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