restaurants at foxwoods casino in connecticut

Ballo is Mohegan Sun's best restaurant for a romantic, celebratory night out.

It's old-school Italian for a hip, new generation.

Ballo Italian Restaurant and Social Club.One of New England's most notable chefs, Jasper White's casual seafood spot at the Mohegan Sun offers a raw bar and picnic table dining, with a menu featuring lobster prepared in a plethora of ways and Native American-inspired side dishes.

Also, don't miss the adjacent sports bar, Michael Jordan's 23 Sportcafe, where the meat's still great, and the vibe is more casual.

Steak lovers will be delighted to find a Michael Jordan's Steak House among the elite array of restaurants at Mohegan Sun.

You can 'crunchify' any burger on the menu.

Celebrity chef Bobby Flay gives burgers pizazz at this casual, affordable eatery.

So, expect simple, quick and filling - don't expect fancy or high end - and you won't be disappointed. I'd say I eat here about half the time I go to Foxwoods. If I'm taking a break from the Poker room (near by) or don't want to spend a lot of time, it's the place to go. Often, there are only one or two people on line. I don't think I've ever waited more than 20 minutes on line to order. Seating is cafeteria style - not table service, but this means you can get in and out quickly. I particularly recommend the wonton noodle soup, though I've tried the others, and haven't gone wrong. The soup is filling and, by Foxwoods standards cheap. A bowl of the Hong Kong Noodle soup rivals some of the noodle shops in NYC (This doesn't say a great deal, all of these are cheap eats places, not fine dining). I've tried a few of the dishes, but I really come for the soup. NOODLES!!! Ok, this is a limited menu Chinese Restaurant. You're at Foxwoods, it's a Saturday Night, There are lines at all the restaurants, and you haven't made a reservation, whatcha gonna do.

Restaurants at foxwoods casino in connecticut