Isle Casino Cape Girardeau

Cape Girardeau, Missouri, referred to affectionately by locals as simple “Cape,” is a typical Midwestern college town. Located in a beautiful stretch of rolling land along the historic Mississippi River, Cape Girardeau is best known as the home of Southeast Missouri State University.

As a nod to the area’s historical relationship with riverboat gambling, the large gaming organization Isle Casino opened a property there in 1994.

Games

At the time of this review, Isle Casino Cape Girardeau is home to 900 different slot and video poker machines available in a variety of denominations similar to what’s found in Las Vegas. Like most Isle properties, the variety of table games here is impressive compared to other Midwestern gaming properties; Isle Casino Cape has 21 tables open at all times, hosting as many as seven different casino classics.

Restaurants & Bars

The fact that there are five dining options at this casino is no surprise for bettors familiar with Isle Casino properties. The food they serve ranges from grab-and-go snacks to formal dining.

• Farraday’s – This is the second-most formal of Isle Cape’s restaurants, serving classic American steakhouse fare.
• Farmer’s Pick Buffet – Vegas-style buffet food from a dozen world cuisines availale all hours that the casino floor is open.
• Keller’s – Rooftop dining overlooking the Mississippi River, Keller’s is the most expensive and high-end restaurant on the casino-hotel property. Keller’s serves gourmet chef-prepared small plates and fine wines.
• The Lone Wolf – This is a sports bar / casual dining hybrid. The highlight of the menu is chicken wings prepared a dozen different ways.
• The Lone Wolf Express – Grab-and-go sandwiches and snacks are available right next to the gaming floor at all hours of casino operation.

Other Facilities

The Lone Wolf restaurant is also home to this casino’s entertainment hall, where live musicians play every weekend, and where every Wednesday night is karaoke night. The line-up of musicians is mostly regional and local acts with occasional reunion tours or cabaret-style shows passing through.

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