Treasure Bay Casino and Hotel - Adults Only

I can't speak to the rooms, but I liked the casino. The dealers were cool and kept things relaxed. I enjoy sitting at a table where the dealers are friendly and talkative, and they made it fun. They still hand-shuffle, which was a nice change from automatic shufflers. I'll definitely be back.

The food was trash, and I wouldn't recommend this restaurant to anyone. The crab legs were salty, the lobster was overcooked and rubbery, and even my older parents couldn't eat it because of how salty everything was. The crab butter was salty too, and the ribs were cold and dry. I spent all day picking a casino restaurant, then chose this one. If you're after good food, don't be fooled, it's not worth $50. I did enjoy playing blackjack, though.

The buffet food was mediocre at best, though at least I didn't get sick. The crab and lobster were both overcooked, and the other dishes looked terrible. There wasn't any prime rib, ham, or turkey, just some burnt smoked sausage and something that looked like it might once have been ribs.

The buffet wait was supposed to be 30 minutes, but we waited an hour and a half for bland, mushy, dry food. The charges were ridiculous. Treasure Bay casino and buffet were the worst we've experienced. The casino is split into small areas on either side, both with old, outdated slot machines. To get upstairs to more slots and the buffet, you have to use two very old, small elevators that safely hold seven people, yet everyone squeezes in without anyone monitoring capacity. Only one elevator was running the day we visited. The ventilation was awful, with smoke so thick you could cut it with a knife. We felt unsafe and left. People are crowded into tight spaces with no quick way out if there's a fire or security issue. There are plenty of clean, safe, modern casino and buffet choices a few miles down the road in downtown biloxi.