Ringer Wings, Pizza & Sliders Sports Book

Ringer Wings, Pizza & Sliders Sports Book in Las Vegas has made some changes, and not for the better. They've replaced their burger sliders with only two kinds of chicken sliders, which was a letdown. When I opted for the bacon cheeseburger instead, I found it underwhelming and lacking in flavor. At nearly $18, it was overpriced, especially since fries and a drink aren't included. The waffle fries have skyrocketed from $3 to $8.99, yet the portion is the same as before. As for the pizza, the crust is now excessively thin, making it difficult to eat without it falling apart, and the taste has become quite bland. I tried the sausage and pepperoni slices, only to find tiny bits of sausage instead of the chunkier kind they used before. My meal, consisting of these items and just a water, ended up costing a steep $48.73. Overall, I left feeling that the experience was not worth the high price and was thoroughly disappointing.

Ringer Wings, Pizza & Sliders Sports Book in Las Vegas has made some notable changes to their menu. They've discontinued the burger sliders, offering only two types of chicken sliders now. I opted for the bacon cheeseburger instead, but found it to be underwhelming, lacking in seasoning, and overpriced, especially since it doesn't come with fries or a drink. Prices have increased significantly; plain waffle fries that used to cost $3 are now $8.99, and burgers that were previously around $9 are now priced at $17.99 each. The pizzas have also changed, with the crust being paper-thin and lacking flavor. I ordered two slices of sausage and pepperoni pizza, but the sausage pieces are now much smaller than before. Alongside the burger, I got plain waffle fries and just water, bringing the total to $48.73. The overall experience was disappointing and did not seem worth the price.

$36 for two vodka and cokes, even while playing the poker machines. The service was terrible, and the prices were outrageous.

Ringer Wings, Pizza & Sliders Sports Book in Las Vegas is a total letdown. $36 for two vodkas with coke, even when you're playing on the poker machines? That's just absurd. The service is horrendous and the prices are through the roof. Avoid.

I ordered two lemon drop drinks, and the cashier told me the total was $30. They were out of receipt paper, so I just handed over my card and left a cash tip. Later on, I checked my bank statement and found I had been charged $82.32. To make matters worse, the phone number listed on my bank statement under the merchant information was for a mechanic. When I contacted Caesars, the representative told me I had been charged for four Patron shots instead. Avoid this place, and if you do go, be sure to check your receipt and bank statement carefully.

Absolutely ridiculous prices at this sports book. $36 for two vodkas with coke while playing the poker machines. The service was terrible as well. Overall, a disappointing experience.