Anyone been to Jack Cleveland Casino?

**jjgold** · 01-16-23, 10:46 AM

Isn’t that a Caesars property? I think it’s OK. It’s right downtown.

**unlearn** · 01-16-23, 10:55 AM

Originally posted by big joe 1212

I’ll be in Cleveland first weekend of March. I see this is the only full casino in town.

Looking for reviews and opinions….

Best hotels near by?
Restaurants?
Ghetto crowd or normal?

The Ritz Carlton is the most convenient because it is attached to the casino. There are tons of hotels and good restaurants downtown. The wife and I just stayed at the Metropolitan at the 9 this weekend which is a couple blocks away. Their restaurant is called The Centro, which we had dinner on Friday and brunch on Saturday (both excellent). There's a Mortons, Red the Steakhouse and Blue Point Grill if you're into seafood all within walking distance of the casino. Look around online at some menus and see which hotels fit your budget. Cleveland is small, but a good food town.

**pologq** · 01-16-23, 11:38 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

Isn’t that a Caesars property? I think it’s OK. It’s right downtown.

when did you go there?

**big joe 1212** · 01-16-23, 03:39 PM

Originally posted by unlearn

The Ritz Carlton is the most convenient because it is attached to the casino. There are tons of hotels and good restaurants downtown. The wife and I just stayed at the Metropolitan at the 9 this weekend which is a couple blocks away. Their restaurant is called The Centro, which we had dinner on Friday and brunch on Saturday (both excellent). There's a Mortons, Red the Steakhouse and Blue Point Grill if you're into seafood all within walking distance of the casino. Look around online at some menus and see which hotels fit your budget. Cleveland is small, but a good food town.

Thanks for the info

Any info on craps tables? Busy tables, how many?

**thetrinity** · 01-16-23, 10:24 PM

Yes ghetto as you can get. Shares parking with cavs arena and is catty corner to it. I hit the curb pulling in the garage it’s very tight.