Paper thin burgers, horrendous service and lackluster everything else. I've stayed at SouthPoint several times, and all of the restaurants are good, with one notable exception - Steak and Shake. I guess this is some kind of chain, but I don't see where they get off using the word 'steak' to describe anything about the food. The service is equally bad. To sum things up, just stay away!\n\nLet's start with service. Hostess was rude, took us to a table, we requested a booth instead (2 were open), her response was \"you should've told me before!\" There was no sign and she should have asked or at least tried to accommodate us... So we sat at the table and finally got service (it took a good while - honestly I didn't count/clock it). After being asked to repeat ourselves, the server went off to place the order. The whole staff seemed downtrodden with the exception of the register attendant, who asked me if everything was to my liking, but I couldn't break it to her... \n\nFood... Paper-thin, overdone patty; decent veggies; bun was soggy... Just too gross to eat. Fries were also soggy and underdone, but ok to eat. I also had a milkshake that almost passed as decent except for the strange whip cream and cherry job. The cherry was flattened and whip cream was strangely distributed. Looked like a 5 year old made it. I've had better at fast food chains. My partner had a chicken salad which looked good - I'd get that if forced to go back.\n\nAtmosphere... Lots of screaming children. If you like Johnny rockets, you might like the decor. Mostly clean. Downtrodden staff.\n\nThe food is relatively cheap, but it's just bad. If you want something cheap, there's a hot dog cart on the casino floor that sells 75 cent hit dogs. Coronado cafe is also a better option; spend a little extra, get so much more! If you're feeling nostalgic, get the hot dog anyway because the food here is gross, the staff was either rude or downtrodden, and tons of screaming children. Just 'NO!'