The buffet is priced around the same as most Michigan casinos. The sports bar has a very limited selection. I only drink pop while at casinos and have found at least 3 self serve pop machines on the floor, and usually no lines. I do agree that so far many of the Michigan casinos have better comp systems. No sign up offers, and slow at earning comps. I'm not a big fan of their comp system either. Everyone has been friendly and polite (something that is lacking at Detroit casinos). So far I have thought the customer service has been great. I certainly can understand where people are coming from with that complaint. I wish it felt like I could play longer with my money though. I have just been lucky and have had some decent hits that let me leave a winner from Toledo. Especially compared to Vegas, but didn't feel it was a huge difference over most Michigan casinos. Even though I have walked out a winner the majority of the times I do feel the slots are tighter than most other places I have visited. Pretty disappointing as there are several machines I like that are only a few years old. The slots are all brand new (no older one's at all!) and they have a lot of the same slots. The casino isn't too small or too big so it's easy to navigate around and find other people. As a non smoker I enjoy a casino that is not full of smoke. One thing most of the Detroit casinos lack in my opinion. I like the design of the place as it feels very open and spacious. Table minimums are usually too high for my taste, but I also am use to playing in Vegas. I have probably been there 6 times now, and have walked away a winner 5 of the 7. I know most people review it based only on if they won or lost. I'm going to try and give the most honest opinion I can.

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