seating located by the outside pool, attendees will find it inviting.
Entertainment includes concerts, theater and comedy - from classic rock to Broadway musicals to headline enter- tainers - there’s something for everyone.
In King of Prussia,PA,Valley Forge Casino Resort boasts Revolution Chop House, a steakhouse focusing on big cuts of steak, chops, seafood and more with cocktails that pay homage to the region’s revolu- tionary history.
The American Grill cooks up burgers and cheesesteaks,and offers up a variety of domestic draft beers. Asianoodle micro-restaurant serves Far East fare, while the Italian Market is a café-style restaurant that whets the appetite with pasta,pizza
andmore.Nosh Deli features omelets, a buffet, pastries, fresh fruit and a range of a la cart items.
Guests can gather at Center Bar for music from DJs nightly while enjoying cocktails,wine and beer.
“Valley Forge Casino Resort distinguish- es itself by offering high-caliber,headline entertainment on the premises,” said Lani Baird,director of sales for the prop- erty. “TheValley Forge Music Fair attracts top-name entertainers, such as Smokey Robinson, Heart, and the Barenaked Ladies.”
The Vault offers dueling pianos on Saturday nights. Dance hits and party anthems are sure to have guests up on their feet. Valley Tavern is the choice for casual nightlife and karaoke on Friday evenings. For sports fanatics, there’s always a good seat to watch the game on big-screen TVs while sampling pub fare and a selection of beers.
The resort’s fitness center features ellipti- cal machines, treadmills and free weights. A relaxing, holistic journey to soothe the mind,body and spirit can be found at the on-site spa.
Meetings in the summer mean guests can work on their tans at the facility’s
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