Comstock Casino

Nothing extraordinary here. The slots seem to be newer, there are only a few reel machines on the floor. Sportsbook is tucked into a dark corner (just the way most bettors like it btw) Haven’t tried the tacos yet but will update if I feel the need to indulge. Overall definitely not the best casino in Carson but nowhere close to the worst either.

Great Mexican food. Had the fajita burrito $ 10. Great service. Large portions Taking home half the burrito! (I just published this review from over a year ago, oops.)

I like the self-​service soda fountains. i drink alot of sodas. n hate bugging cocktail waitresss all the time. only reason why i gave three stars is u hardy ever win there. tight machines

Still sort of a weak slow motion stab at Mexican food by a local restaurant called Juan’s…This restaurant location is inside the Comstock Casino in Carson City. Juan’s other location in Carson City at the Horseshoe Club went belly up about a year ago… The Juan’s staff is not always friendly, (the older lady needs to retire) and we found the earlier reviewer’s points below to still be 100% true today-​3 years later…
US: «I’d like some orange juice, please.»
THEM: «Sorry, we’re out of orange juice.»
US: «Well, what kind of juice do you have?»
THEM: «We have no juice. Don’t have much call for it.»
US: «OK, then, how about a cup of decaf?»
THEM: «We don’t serve decaf. Don’t have much call for it.»
YESTERDAY: «Could I have some more salsa?»
THEM «We are all out of salsa,» (wtf ???)
Personally the only really good thing in this restaurant is their great salsa. Food Portions have gotten smaller, while Juan’s prices are much higher… The enchiladas are small, and seem like they were born in a frozen food aisle,

Still slow service, and I still lost money geez

The Comstock Casino itself isn’t very big but made to look large by the judicious use of mirrors. The coffee shop has some kind of Mexican name (Miguel’s? Jose’s? I can’t remember– the sign on the outside says something different) but it’s on your right as soon as you enter.
US: «I’d like some orange juice, please.»
THEM: «Sorry, we’re out of orange juice.»
US: «Well, what kind of juice do you have?»
THEM: «We have no juice. Don’t have much call for it.»
US: «OK, then, how about a cup of decaf?»
THEM: «We don’t serve decaf. Don’t have much call for it.»
We were off to a bad, less-​than-​one-​star start, and we hadn’t even gotten around to ordering breakfast. Now I’m afraid the next thing we’re going to hear is, «We’ve got spam, eggs, sausage and spam, hasn’t got MUCH spam in it.»
We ordered, and instead of the hash browns I ordered, I got «home fries.» I was afraid to ask since I was sure I was going to be told they were out of hash browns.
Now, the reason they get two stars is that, suddenly, what should appear at the table but an order of hash browns. The waitress explained that the cook realized his error, and quickly made some hash browns, free of charge.
Unfortunately, they were horribly grease-​soaked and nasty. My Denver omelet, on the other hand, was fairly decent, nice and cheesy with little flavorful bit and crisp onions and bell peppers. It was surprisingly tasty. The coffee was typical casino-​grade joe. Service was quick, friendly, and efficient– the one bright spot of the morning.
All in all, I think this might be a place to stay away from until you read about a change in restaurant management. Whoever is running the joint clearly has no idea what they’re doing.