Durango Casino Restaurants Guide
The Steakhouse
ribeye and seafood towers headline the menu.
Open 5 p.m.–11 p.m. daily. Dry-aged ribeye and seafood towers headline the menu. Expect $65–$120 per person; reservations recommended on weekends.
Durango Casino houses eight distinct dining venues, ranging from quick bites between spins to chef-driven tasting menus. The following list helps you decide where to eat based on cuisine, price point, and hours.
Noodle Bar
24-hour ramen and dim sum counter
with most bowls under $18. Quick service
Noodle Bar
24-hour ramen and dim sum counter with most bowls under $18. Quick service and communal seating make it ideal for solo diners.
Buffet
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner seatings. Weekend seafood night features crab legs and sushi. $35–$55 depending on meal period.
Sportsbook Grill
game-day viewing. Burgers, wings, and local craft
Pub fare and large screens for game-day viewing. Burgers, wings, and local craft beer served until 2 a.m.
Coffee & Bakery
Espresso bar and fresh pastries open from 6 a.m. Grab a croissant and latte before the gaming floor opens.
Poolside Café
Seasonal outdoor dining with salads, flatbreads,
and frozen cocktails. Open Memorial Day through
Poolside Café
Seasonal outdoor dining with salads, flatbreads, and frozen cocktails. Open Memorial Day through Labor Day.