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Caesars Atlantic City
Located in the heart of Atlantic City, Caesars was opened in 1979 as the second casino in town, and is known for its ancient Roman theme, four-story waterfront shopping mall, a spa complete with Roman baths, and the highest limits in town for gaming.
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Caesars Atlantic City
2100 Pacific Avenue, Atlantic City, 08401
609-348-4411; caesarsac.com
CASINO: More than 145,000 square feet of gaming space, with over 135 table games, high-limit slots, and Gladiator Games poker tournaments.
DINING: Mia’s Roman décor matches its fine Italian and Mediterranean cuisine, Morton’s Steakhouse features generous steak and seafood specialties, and Bacchanal’s six-course meals include strolling musicians, a masseuse, and never-ending bottles of wine or champagne. The Pier restaurants include Buddakan’s Asian fusion cuisine, the Continental for a retro global tapas menu, and Phillips Seafood, known for jumbo lump crab cakes.
ENTERTAINMENT: Big names are always stopping in at Caesar’s, including Jerry Seinfeld, Sheryl Crow, and Bill Cosby in the stadium-style Circus Maximus Theater, which seats more than 1,500.
NIGHTLIFE: Open in the summer of 2009, the Dusk nightclub features DJ AM. Other nightlife spots include the Game On sports bar, the sophisticated Continental featuring signature martinis and an innovative tapas menu, Trinity Pub and Carvery, and Toga, the Roman-themed bar serving signature drinks like Aphrodite’s Kiss, Godiva’s Delight, and Eve’s Temptation.
SPA: Channel your inner goddess at Qua Baths and Spa’s Roman baths, fourteen treatment rooms including a luxurious couple’s studio, and an outdoor rooftop pool.
SHOPPING: A sky bridge connects the casino resort to the Pier Shops, a multi-level shopping experience with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. You can shop more than 80 luxury brands including Gucci, Apple, Tourneau, and Michael Kors or visit one of the eight restaurants on the Pier, including Stephen Starr’s Buddakan.
