Chelsea Five Gastropub at Tropicana Atlantic City


Announced in late June, Eldorado Resorts, Inc. and Caesars Entertainment Corporation have entered into a definitive merger agreement to create the largest U.S. gaming company. The proposed transaction will combine two leading gaming companies with complementary national operating platforms, strong brands, strategic industry alliances, and a collective commitment to enhancing guest service. The company will retain the Caesars name and provide access to approximately 60 domestic casino-resorts and gaming facilities across 16 states.


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celebrity chefs. In 2018, Gordon Ramsay, Michelin-star chef and TV personality, opened Gordon Ramsay Steak, a steakhouse experience with a British influence at Har- rah’s Resort Atlantic City. Gordon Ramsay’s award-winning cuisine also can be experi- enced at Gordon Ramsay Pub and Grill in Caesars Atlantic City, a great option for hearty British fare with authentic English- inspired décor in an upbeat atmosphere.”


“At Bally’s Atlantic City, Guy Fieri’s Chop- house is an ode to steak with a New Jersey influence and a view of the famous Atlantic City boardwalk,” he continues. “The Crafty Crab at Bally’s Atlantic City offers a laid- back experience with fresh crab and craft beverages from which to choose."


As Steve Van Der Molen, vice president, meeting operations AC Region for Caesars Entertainment explains, “We place great im- portance in the quality of food and bever- age for corporate events. Meals are a big part of a group experience, and we take the utmost pride in ensuring our customers re- ceive a restaurant-quality experience with locally sourced ingredients and flavors whenever possible.”


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