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In Atlantic City, an unforgettable summer season is starting to heat up—and the best is still to come By Felicia Lowenstein Niven Whether you want to indulge your wilder side at the clubs, sip sangria served by bikini-clad waitresses, learn to cook like a gourmet chef, or be entertained by the hottest stars […]
Meets all the requirements to make it a favorite slot club by Jeffrey Compton I am usually loath to answer the question “What is your favorite slot club?” However, I have no problem answering the question “What is your favorite slot club in Atlantic City?” because I do have a clear choice—the My Borgata Rewards […]
The House of Blues signals new diversity at the Showboat and for the Atlantic City entertainment scene by Frank Legato The Showboat’s Mardi Gras casino has catered to the same loyal market for most of its 18 years. Ever since its opening in 1987, the Showboat has been a favorite of the World War […]
A look back at 150 years of entertainment, amusement and leisure By Basil Nestor OK, let’s get this said right up front. I love Atlantic City. I love everything about it. The piers, gambling palaces, pawn shops, gourmet dining, pizza and sandwich joints, rolling chairs, kitschy souvenirs, crashing surf… I love it all! I […]
East to west, north to south… Atlantic City is home to a lot of fun beyond the casinos By Frank Legato Way back in the spring of 1997, I did a little piece right here in Casino Player that was called “A Day On The Boards.” The idea was to seek out non-gaming entertainment in […]
by Adam Fine If Vegas was known for shrimp cocktails and bargain buffets in the old days, Atlantic City fared even worse. Oh, sure, if you happened to like salt water taffy, it was great. Ditto for pizza and hot dogs, eaten while strolling the Boardwalk. But fine dining? Not really-and certainly not before […]
Atlantic City’s Quaint Spots Add to the Fun DAY 1 It was the penny-pinching Fred Mertz (the I Love Lucy show) who was on my mind as I contemplated a low budget trip to Atlantic City. “Twenty dollars, Ethel? Twenty dollars?” Well, I had considerably more burning a hole in my pocket—15 twenties in fact. […]