St. Jo Frontier Casino

In terms of a casino, this place has it all. It is well done too, if going to casinos is your thing that you like to do. If I were a gambling person, I would give it 5 stars.

Winners always seemed to be few and far between before and it doesn't seem to be any better these days either!!! Business doesn't seem as usual, a lot slower than normal.

We're from Idaho and that's one of the places we stopped the food was real good it didn't take him long to get it out to us the casino part of it was real clean they kept the wife busy for quite a while I just like with all the other casinos we didn't come home rich

I won't be back, terrible service. I will mention that as I waited and waited for every drink I was watching their Cook.......he was friking cooking!!!!!
There was one bartender tending. The managers were just walking around or hiding. So two stars for a hard worker.

It had alot of penny slots, good food from the grill, nice wait staff there too. Bartender not real chatty or friendly just getting the day done it seemed. People were playing poker and caps it was a good time

Used to like this casino, but one employee changed that. Apparently, he doesn't like truck drivers. My coworker n I stopped for lunch and to play for lil bit, parking in empty lot across drive from main lot. This gentleman comes out of back/side door and tells us that we have to park in other lot further away. Why, we don't know, but we know that we will not be back. We will not be eating lunch there anymore. We will not be spending hundreds of dollars there. And, we know that we are not happy at all, and if you drive a big rig, stay away. Don't waste your time or money.

Would’ve given it zero stars if it was an option. I’ve played all over the country and this place is hands down the worst I’ve ever been to. It stinks, it’s dirty, the staff are so so and the machines have the worst payout % in the state. Do your self a favor and go play at any of the Kansas City casinos.

This is an okay casino. We were able to park our RV in the lot and stay overnight without any problems. It’s really noisy because there is a train track right across the road, but it was FREE. The casino closed at 2am and did not open again until 10am. We found this a little odd as when staying at casinos we usually play first thing in the morning and grab coffee before taking off. Drinks are not free if you play and the ones we had were watered down and expensive. The ventilation could use work. The entire casino floor was incredibly smokey. The slots felt tight to us and payouts seemed low. We enjoyed ourselves and had a good time, anyway.

In my experiences at the Frontier Casino, I've enjoyed a few jackpots from a select few slot machines while spending a great deal back on other machines. The slots are great, and the table games are enjoyable, with a few exceptions. If you can find a spot to play during peak times, don't leave it. You'll be out of luck trying to get back to it. Old school table games are slowly becoming a relic at this casino, with electronic games now taking up over half of the table games designated floor area. The casino floor staff is very typical (silent observe and report-types), save for roaming waitresses on Fridays and Saturdays. The restaurants (yes, plural) I have very little experience with, as I'm usually there shortly before closing or not even interested. Another star deduction is the Rewards system. I've been a member for years, and have never came close to "ranking up" to the next tier. In order to be rewarded, you must dedicate your time and money far more aggressively than just your Average Joe at St. Jo Frontier Casino. In summary, it's an average casino with decent slots, limited seating table games, generic staffing, and restaurants which haven't garnered enough attention from yours truly.

It’s a regular casino nothing big. I went during a water boil advisory so it kinda sucked. But I didn’t lose money 🤷‍♂️