If you like to play and occasionally win, plus get a decent comp for trying, visit Four Winds (best) or Firekeepers (second) for a much better experience. The servers apparently dont know to put the new pan in the warmer and put the older food on top. The slice of cake I had was crusty on the outside like it had been sliced days ago and sitting out since then. There is not much variety, the food is not very fresh. You MIGHT earn a dinner for two at the Sand Hill Cafe for your $1,000 an hour donation, IF you can last more than an hour! Overall? From the extremely tight slot machines to the understaffed stations (so service suffers) in a smaller venue with 'garage bands' assaulting your ear drums from the 131 stage, you'll walk out of there feeling violated and bewildered. The new Harvest Buffet is very overpriced at 28. Then to add to the injury, the comp / point value is paltry as well. This isn't some once or twice experience either, but DOZENS of times playing there with the same result. You MIGHT hit for $100 on occasion, but that'll be it. If you're a dollar slot player, be prepared to spend $1,000 an hour (max bet) to play. We've been gaming since '95 and I can tell you, without a doubt, that this is the tightest place you'll ever play at. My wife and I have gone to Gun Lake Casino many, many times since they opened.

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