running aces harness park

Good choice for bunch with a lot of options.They have an omelette station, which is very good. A nice selection of breakfast choices like eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage. They had prime rib which was very good. A lot of lunch choices pulled pork, potatoes, pasta and more. They have soup and salads along with fresh fruits. The crepe are out of this world by far my favorite part of brunch so make sure you save room!!! They have a lot of space for small or large parties. We did not need reservations for brunch. Enjoy

Have been to several of their buffets. Reasonable priced food and drinks. Always had good service. Nice view during the racing season.

I admit, about the only time we go there is for the Sunday brunch. Having said that, we have always been impressed with their brunch effort and really enjoy brunch in the racing season because you might get to see the horses working out.

I was treated very disrespectfully by a seqcruity guard named Kevin. I guess they think it's okay to harass there members. I have been going here for 2 years 2-3 times a week. I have never ever been treated with so much disrespect. I am a diamond member at running aces but am strongly considering ever returning there again.

My wife and I met some friends there for a nice dinner before venturing north. We were sat right away and the staff was very friendly. It was seafood night and I partook in the Surf N Turf as well as my friend. My wife had the NY Strip and his wife is a vegetarian and she ordered the salad with no chicken. Everything came out hot and there were no complaints. This is the second time my wife and I have had dinner there and we will come again when we are in the area. The prices are not out of this world, and the portions are worth it.

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I'm not a gambler but chose to meet friends here to accommodate their plans and because I had no idea what to expect and thought it could be interesting. Got there at 6pm on the day of the breeders cup. I was worried it would be smoky but I don't think it's allowed there so that was a relief. It wasn't very busy at the time we were there. Atmosphere was relaxed. Facility was clean and the bathrooms had a cool decor. We stayed in the restaurant area the whole time but there was also a full bar for an option. There were tvs at each table to watch the races for the day for betting. I didn't bet but friends did so we watched how the whole process worked. There were no actual races at the track that day. They do harness racing at the live track and it's only certain dates/times of the year from what I understand.There were also other gambling options such as black jack but I didn't see enough to comment. Overall I thought it was interesting and could be a fun place to hang out with friends for an extended period of time. Food and drinks were good and there were lots of options.Prices were reasonable.

My daughter asked us to go to the free races at Running Aces Harness Park and since it was free I thought it would be fun. And it was! I'm not a big gambler but even betting $2 a race game me some excitement. Food specials that night were cheap and our group of 6 had a really good time. Clean and new casino, friendly staff. Now I'm not sure how often they have free racing so maybe it was a one night special so don't blame me it it normally costs money. Call them to make sure.

Our family has a few family birthdays very close together. We were looking for a new way to celebrate our birthdays - more than just having dinner together. We had never been to harness racing before, personally I haven't observed any racing prior to this visit. This was a very enjoyable way to spend time as a family. We had a wonderful dinner in the Winner's Circle dining room; good food and great service. Then we had fun each picking and placing our bets, each with a unique approach in our selections - which led to some good laughs.Would definitely recommend this for any occasion/celebration! We were there on a Sunday, family day, and they had activities for the little ones as well - very cute.

I really like how nice everyone was, the staff is great here. They will make you feel at home. The service is a bit slow at times but it does get busy during the races. The poker action wasn't as big as Canterbury Park but I believe the horse action was much more fun then Canterbury. Take the family on Sunday which is family fun day. Every child I seen had a smile on their face and looked like they where having a blast.

I was skeptical about harness racing, since I have only seen thoroughbred racing in the past. Running Aces was great! Much less crowded than Canterbury Downs, with the same features. Very pleasant seating (relatively) reasonable concession prices and easy-to-use betting machines.

We've gone a few times to watch the races. Admissions is free, so that is a plus. They always have some sort of cheap food (hotdogs, chips etc) and there is other food options indoors. The races are pretty slow, I don't know much about horse racing, but it seems like it is 20 minutes break between races. I guess that is to get you to buy food or bet. I haven't played the card tables, but others in our party had fun (losing money). We've enjoyed their Sunday brunch, it is a bit pricy for kids, $10 for a 4 year old seems high, but it is pretty good. Overall, if you have a few hours to kill on a racing night, it can be worth a visit.

Used to be so much better to eat there. Selection is getting lower and prices getting way too high. There are a lot more better values and food for buffets than the Aces. I might gamble there more if the food was more reasonably priced.

Been going to Aces couple of years now and I feel that table game dealers know to make their guests feel welcomed. Food service needs more training. I feel that they rush their guests and do not pay attention to details of their services that they are providing.

Running Aces is a great place to spend an evening or afternoon watching the races and placing a few wagers. The price is right because admission is free. Add $3.00 for a program and $10.00 to lose on the horses (you can't really lose much more unless you try) and it all adds up to a nice time for about what it costs me to go to a movie. The food and drink are inexpensive by sporting venue standards. My wife and I had a light dinner at the restaurant and came away very satisfied. You might be advised to call ahead for reservations if you are looking to eat around the start of the races. We did not and they found a table for us anyway but there was a wait for larger parties. I agree with others that it is a good place for kids as they all seem to like horses and there was a nice atmosphere that reflected people who were placing moderate bets to enjoy themselves as opposed to casinos where people are plugging slots all day. The place is very clean and well kept including the rest rooms. Bring a blanket to sit on as the seats are metal benches that have a bright, fresh paint covering but are still a little hard.