Bally's Atlantic City

Bally’s Atlantic City is the South Jersey version of the popular Bally’s line of casino properties. Atlantic City is the second best-known American gambling venue after Las Vegas. AC, as it is known locally, paved the way for casino gambling in the 1970s as a way to increase tourist traffic to the area, once a playground for the rich and famous perhaps more ostentatious than present-day Vegas.

Bally’s is owned by the Caesar’s Entertainment Group, which runs several Bally’s-branded properties across the US and in parts of Canada. Located at the intersection of Boardwalk and Park Place (made famous by Hasbro’s Monopoly board game), Bally’s AC was one of the first big casinos in New Jersey. It’s 2000 rooms makes it (still) one of the largest.

Games

Easily the largest casino floor on the east coast, Bally’s AC has some 200,000 square feet of floor space between its two casinos. Altogether, Bally’s is home to 5,000 different slot and video poker terminals.

Restaurants & Bars

Eleven different bars and restaurants are available to visitors at Bally’s. The four below are representative of the menus and open hours of all dining venues on-site.

• Harry’s Oyster Bar – Serving fresh seafood (specializing in local and regional oysters), Harry’s is mainly an al fresco dining room with a small indoor bar area attached. Open from noon to 11 PM seven days a week.
• Noodle Village – Serving pan-Asian fusion cuisine 24 hours a day, Noodle Village is a casual place to grab a meal just a few feet from the casino gaming floor.
• Sack o’ Subs – Serving submarine sandwiches sine 1947, “Sack-O’s” is an Atlantic City institution.
• Guy Fieri’s Chop House – A contemporary American steakhouse run by celebrity chef Guy Fieri, boasting a 100% scratch-made menu in a slightly formal setting.

Entertainment

The “Legends in Concert Theater” is home to a series of performances by big names in the music industry; able to seat hundreds of concertgoers, the theater is also home to a small bar and VIP area.

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