Im assuming the food was terrible because its located in a casino. People come to play not eat. The potato seemed like they just dug it up and put butter on it. The steak i think someone brought from yesterday's cookout and the mixed drink tasted like they've been saving what was left from other patrons and just poured it into my glass. But, the servers were polite and courteous. Photos are close ups of the steak and potatoe.
After somewhat of a disappointing experience days earlier (very short staff), I decided to head back to Saltgrass to give them a second chance. And, boy did they knock it out of the park! I was promptly seated with a smile, given a loaf of complementary warm bread, and I placed my order quickly. My waitress, Cindy, was amazing. And my meal, a 12 oz. ribeye with loaded bake potato was fantastic. (Washed down with a glass of pino noir.) The steak was cooked just right and flavorful (medium rare) and the potato with all the fixings was very hearty. For desert, I decided to have a second glass of wine at the bar with a slice of berry cake. Misty at the bar was awesome as well. Five stars!
Very unhappy with this place, it took them over an hour to even acknowledge us, we sat ourselves at the bar and they still took so long for someone to take our order. She made me a milkshake that tasted awful, told me she could get me coffee but it was old, didn't tell me that the meal I ordered had a serious bite to it, I couldn't even eat the meal which cost way to much money. Just not happy with any of it at all. Very disappointed. I would not waste any money on this place ever again.
Quiet restaurant with great food at a slower pace. The servers were good and corrected an beverage issue with no fuss. They were lovely. The mushroom app was delish as was the steak dinners we enjoyed. Absolutely delicious food.
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Michelle Piper
Feb 16, 2026
We had a 7:00 pm reservation at Saltgrass Steak House and were seated early at 6:57. A promising start — sadly, it was the peak of the evening.
Our server arrived at 7:15, giving us time to reflect on life choices. We ordered waters, drinks, and dinner all at once to streamline things. He offered complimentary bread (remember this detail — it becomes important later).
We also had a $50 food voucher, which felt like a fun bonus. What we didn’t realize was that it apparently came with a complimentary side of chaos.
The first drink on the menu — the brand-new featured cocktail — was unavailable because they didn’t have the ingredients. For the newly arrived first drink on the menu. Bold strategy.
By 7:30… still no waters. No drinks. No bread. We had to flag down another waiter just to obtain the elusive glass of water. Hydration should not require networking.
Our food finally arrived. The complimentary bread made its grand entrance after the entrees hit the table — and we were asked again if we wanted bread. Yes. Yes, we did. About 40 minutes ago when hope was still alive.
We finished dinner and then had to ask yet another waiter for our bill. Our original server reappeared to take payment and then disappeared again for a solid 10 minutes, perhaps searching for the ingredients to that first drink.
Hands down the worst restaurant experience we’ve ever had. At this point, I feel like they should have handed us a voucher for emotional damages to pair with the $50 one we brought.
If you’re looking for steak, service, and cocktails actually available on the menu — you may want to explore other options. If you’re training for patience and personal growth, this is your spot.