Next day, for the sake of doing another review, I got a comp to the Burger Bar for lunch. The chips in the pic represent an initial buy in of $5000. This restaurant is a clear example of managements' failure to taste test their own food. There's no way that any reasonable person could bite into this meat and think that chewing on the equivalent of a rubber band was delicious. Also, I ordered a skewer of beef with peanut sauce. I can tell that they're trying to save costs by using a lower grade of short rib. This is what the place looks like and this is what I ordered. The reason I wouldn't normally eat at Jasmines is because the place is never very busy, which is an indicator that people are voting with their feet. I was up around $3000 and decided to go eat something and do the first food review.Īround midnight, I got a comp to the Jasmine Noodle bar, a restaurant at which I would normally never eat, if not for the purpose of doing a review. I bought in for $5,000 and did some gambling. It's easily the nicest and cleanest casino in Shreveport/Bossier City.

This is what the Horseshoe looks like from the outside. As I stated in an earlier review, it is very easy to score a comp in Shreveport. Since I already did a trip report of the Horseshoe and Shreveport, and because someone asked me about the casino food, I thought I would do a review of the food at the Horseshoe and a review of the Margaritaville Casino.Īfter calling my host and getting a room for the weekend, I drove to the Horseshoe and arrived around 11. Just came back from a Memorial Day weekend trip to my favorite midwest gambling destination, Shreveport, LA.

Horseshoe casino food