The room is on the third floor and is just sectioned off. It has two big screens and the tables and chairs are about average. No automatic shufflers. Not a very good feel but not awful.
I played 2-4 and 1-2 NL and the competition in 2-4 was pretty easy. The competition in NL had a lot of locals at night and wasn't as profitable as I had hoped. Maybe one or two fish per table at no limit and they are easy to spot. 2-4 limit players are much more relaxed and there to enjoy. The players in 2-4 did not have much of a clue. It all really depends on what table they put you at if you are at a profitable one or not.
The dealers are horrendous. Never have I seen so many misdeals. There were a few good ones who knew what they were doing but there were some lady dealers who didn't have a clue and you needed to tell them which hand won. A few times the cards flew off the table because of low edge of the table.
Quick service and pretty attractive girls with pretty skimpy outfits. One waitress was very scary looking though. The waitresses were almost always there before I finished my beer. If you're looking to get drunk quickly then come here.
The management was awful. They put first names on a list and one time they skipped my name on the NL list and gave it to someone with the same name and let 4 people ahead of me. I asked them about it and they didn't do anything. Very disorganized and unprofessional.
The comps were as good as it gets. $3/hour and free sandwiches and donuts (near morning time). Sandwiches and donuts are delicious. $3/hour let me save up and eat at one of their "nice" restaurants. The Seahouse is expensive and I was still hungry after using $30 comp dollars there. We ate at the Burger Palace almost everyday for free because of comps and it was pretty good. Had almost all my meals paid for and still had some money on my card left over to get some beer at their convenient store.