Starlight Lounge

Want great food? This is the place. Fresh seafood always! Great steaks, yummy fresh bread, fabulous desserts! Service is the best!

What a great place! We had the street tacos which were could minus the tomatoes, also had tater skins as we’ll and took a calzone up to the room. I was disappointed with the calzone it was pretty full of garlic but otherwise friendly staff good music and an all around fun place !

Was looking for a quick bite to eat late in the evening so we picked the starlight lounge. We were very happy with our choice. Great selection on the menu, good price, & food was great. We ordered to go & took back to our room.

Sometimes, I get so «busy» at the casino that I forget to review the eating part! This time I said I would make a point to review the Starlight Lounge because it deserves some love! Keep that in mind, this review is for the Lounge, not the casino.
We’ve been going here a few times a year for years now on our travels to Ocean Shores, Pacific Beach and other coastal treasures. The Starlight Lounge has always provided nice cold beverages for our journey! The service has always been friendly and the beer cold! On this particular visit, we needed some nourishment and decided to eat in the lounge.
We seated ourselves, which was easy to do as it was mid-​afternoon and the only crowd was at the bar! We wanted to sit at the bar of course because I’m a little over fascinated with slot machines and I wanted to play while we ate but alas, there was no room! We’ve seen this place packed at night though, when there is live music, so I’m aware it might not always be as relaxed and easy going as it was on this Sunday afternoon!
Our server approached right away, bringing us waters and taking our drink orders. She was funny and friendly and very knowledgeable about the bar menu. Sure, that’s not a big challenge but I definitely appreciate a server willing to tell me if something is good or not, even if it’s bar food! She brought our drinks right back and they were good drinks, not weak by any means! She checked on us throughout the meal, cleared our baskets as each of us was done and generally provided great service.
Between the three of us we had a burger, tacos and a sandwich. It took a little longer than it should have (there weren’t very many of us in the lounge ordering food) however it was worth the wait — the food was great! The fries are those kind that have little crispy pieces like sticking to them, you know, the real fake ones? I love those fries! The fish tacos were ginormous for only $ 5.99 and they were delicious (fried, not grilled). The burger was fresh with plenty of toppings and the sandwich was gobbled up so fast with finger licking at the end I didn’t even get to taste it!
We will definitely be back to the Starlight Lounge on our travels east and will try those Nacho’s, they look amazing!

Great place to eat, drink, smoke, sing, and dance. Watchin’ my friend Lydia sing some Amy Winehouse. Frickin’ awesome!

I once took a small day-​trip to Shelton, WA to pick up a craigslisted bearskin rug, and decided to have lunch and a drink at the Little Creek Casino, across the street from the designated bear rug exchange point. I had never been to Shelton before, and would not have wasted precious drinking time among the lifeless casino denizens had I any idea of what a rich supply of fine, historic old bars the town featured. I paid a tiny amount ($ 2.25) for an even tinier gin and tonic — seemingly in one of those micro juice glasses that senior citizens are used to for exotic rarities like orange juice. In fact, as I later discovered, it was Senior Citizens Day at the casino, which probably took the average customer age up several years over the usual 80. And even though it was a lazy weekday afternoon, the casino itself (not the lounge) was packed, though I suspect it emptied considerably just before the O’Reilly Factor.
In any case, the town of Shelton is populated with several lovely old bars surviving from the 30s and 40s, when a booming logging industry filled a long string of bars along First Street (and a bowling alley on the river, whose angles would change as the tide came in). So if you ever find yourself in those parts, and you like cookie cutter casino gambling, then by all means check out the Little Creek resort. But if you’re interested in a bar with character (and characters), don’t make the same mistake I did; instead of wasting precious time and liver space on gawdawful casino bars, head straight for some of the fine old joints in town, like Ernie’s Pine Cone, Bob’s Tavern, and the Log Cabin.

Ate lunch & dinner and had a few drinks here at the bar during my 3 day trip to Shelton, WA.
Food — The menu is a traditional bar menu with Burgers, Nachos, and all of the grilled, fried, greasy goodness that comes with drinking. I had their Nachos & their Burgers, which were both good. The Nachos were enough to feed 2 people and I couldn’t finish it… although I gave it a good try. The Burger I had was topped with Avacado, Pepper Jack Cheese, and Tomatoes… very good burger. Waffle Cut Fries were great too.
Drinks — While I was here, I mostly drank the Longhammer IPA, which was on tap and soooo good. The Alaskan Amber was good too, but I kept going back to the IPA.
The servers and bartenders here are very friendly and willing to offer their recommendations on food and drink. A+ on the service.
Will I return? The next time I’m in Shelton, WA… of course!