Bronco Billy’s

Well where do i start i love coming up and gambling but here i was treated like a child one of my friends favorite casinos not mine was treated very rudely at the restaurant

This is my favorite place around, its fun to ride up gold camp road and drop in. I usually like to sit at the bar roll in coins playing video and eat steak and eggs. The drinks are great the eggs are perfect and the steaks are medium rare. The slots are extra lose and I always walk with a great big smile.

Stayed at the hotel on a $ 69 rate that included dinner and breakfast. The hotel is a very short walk from the casino. Hotel is an older structure but rooms were very nice. Small rooms of course — but nice sized bathrooms. Very clean and quiet. I expected a gimmick on the meal package but the dinner plan was pretty simple — pick what you wanted and it was yours (exception: steakhouse was instead just a $ 10 discount). Had a nice meal that I would give 3 stars. Breakfast was nice as well. If you are going to the Cripple Creek area I would recommend you consider this hotel. I will stay here next time.

Stopped into the restaurant for their .49 cent breakfast. They have a variety of breakfasts to choose from for that price. I had the 2 eggs, hashbrowns and toast breakfast and for .75 cents I added 2 strips of bacon. My son had 2 of the breakfasts plus bacon and my daughter had the ½ order of sausage and bisuits. we had 3 beverages and our bill was less than $ 7.50. The food was tasty and prepared to order. We will be eating breakfast here anytime we are in the area. Dont miss it. Cash only. I heard the steak house has the best steaks in town.

I liked this place. Clean, staff was friendly, and I won a bit’o money on a couple slots here. They also had $ 0.50 hot dogs! ;-)
The only bummer was some of these machines still dump out quarters and you have to carry a plastic tub around… and hold your beer and hot dog at the same time… after some drinks that hand eye coordination is a bit tuff.
Will go back though… unless my sponsor sees this post…
haha

It’s Cripple Creek. Quaint little mining town turned den of sin. Well not much sin, just gambling, over-​all Cripple Creek is still pretty quaint.
The freebie snacks were good, nothing stale or unfresh.
The waitress and the comp drinks were a bit slow in coming, but it was a slow night and I think she was like 1 of maybe 2 server’s on staff.
Yes drinks are free if you’re gambling, and they even gave me a couple Pepsi drinks even tho I was just watching.
BB’s is a small big kinda place. They have a small cards and table area on the 1^st floor, and a few more tables up stairs. If i remember correctly there’s 1 roulette, 1 craps, 1 black jack, and 2 poker tables on the first floor. I didn’t make it upstairs. They have TONS of slot machines.
We had 2 black jack dealers mis-​deal on us. not so good there. But the pit boss gave everyone their bets back, and sadly it wasn’t one of those dealer errors that anyone won off of.
We won $ 200 on a magical slot machine penny slot and off of only $ 20. Try finding it, it pays off pretty regularly according to one source.

Yeee-​Haw! I am from Texas and I have never felt more like a cowboy than when I was in this little mining frontier. This little town, located in the boonies of the mountains of Colorado, is like something out of a western movie. There are old looking houses, dusty trails, and alcohol-​indulgent saloons. The outlaws and robbers? The come in the form of bright-​lit casinos :). These aren’t the huge corporate money-​eaters that you see in Vegas and on TV. In fact, the maximum bet for table games was $ 5. This is Colorado state law. In July, the maximum is being raised to $ 100 for you rich folks.
Bronco Billy’s has Black Jack, 3 card poker, Texas Hold ‘em, and slots. Bronco Billy’s, like most casinos, has way too many slot machines. I don’t understand why there are so many. I only see around 10% of those machines in use. They had a few crap tables with monopoly money to teach the patrons the game (when it goes live in July).
The workers at Bronco Billy’s were top notch. They were patient with my n00b at gambling friends and would joke around with us. Drinks kept coming and fun times were had.
The restaurant in Bronco Billy’s wasn’t that great. Like most casino eateries, they are way overpriced. They ran out of some of the menu options and the food was easily forgotten. However, the service was great.