The Orleans is a fantastic casino to play slots to gamble in. No joke. But on to the food... one night while trying to avoid a buffet, we ended up here and having no expectations at all, the prime rib turned out to be a surprising find! Skip the appetizers and go straight for the entrees with come with a house salad plus a baked potato or garlic mashed potatoes.
The Orleans cut is 10 oz and the Gamblers Cut is 14 oz. They also have a gigantic 24 oz on the bone if you have a hearty appetite. Our server said the Gambler's Cut is the most popular. Overall I thought the prime rib was tender and juicy (au jus on the platter); they also give you a large side of horseradish which complements the meat. I don't know what 21-day aged prime rib tastes like? But that is their claim! Their servers serve everything on a rolling cart with silver covered platters. It is pretty old school, but it works.
Funny, but their Chambord berries and vanilla ice cream was a delicious dessert that was a large serving. There were a few servers helping our area and they were all pleasant and worked at a steady pace. Every few mins we'd see a rolling cart go by and it seems they have system down.
If you're off strip and feel like prime rib, try this place out. Don't drink their wine; gave me a slight headache, so it is prob the cheap kind in giant bottles. Otherwise, if you want another recommendation- they have a pretty darn good breakfast buffet in this casino for cheap!