Homer J.
Yelp
We came in at 7 p.m. on Sunday, 30 Dec, after having been waved away from the pub across the hall, which was not accepting guests because they were "short staffed." We were seated at the bar in Roxy's. Now this is a holiday night, before New Years. A large amount of people were in town ready to party, along with year's end to spend their "Celebration money" which we were also. Roxy's were also short staffed and management should be ashamed. I'll bet Caesars management in Vegas doesn't know about the management here. Anyway, Roxy's was out of baked potatoes, French onion soup, and prime rib, OUT! It took us two hours to be served food and for us to eat it. Had to ask for silverware 15 minutes after being served. Had to ask for our whiskey sampler to be served 20 minutes later. The Swedish meatballs were terrible and had no sauce, the spinach salad was COVERED in a brown dressing of some type, which ruined the wilted spinach leaves. The shrimp cocktail was lying on its side in a pitiful watery condition, the raviolis were way overcooked and impossible to bite into the hard crust. They shooed us off at 9 p.m. closing and the $128 bill. They won't be open again until Thursday in spite of the holiday and the opportunity to make some money. When we left, the pub across the way had a dozen people in it enjoying the football playoff game. I guess we weren't good enough to darken their door. Ryan, I hope you can get a good job, because food service is not your best game.