The change in policy at the hotel also opens that venue up to meet additional guest needs. Prime guests are also being served a new menu created by Executive Chef Ken Weicker and recently hired Assistant Executive Chef Ray Wiley, a Belleville native who has returned home to the Metro East from Chicago to join the culinary team at the Casino Queen. Other guests of all ages who simply want to grab a bite or a beverage will have easy access to the restaurants that flank the gaming floor.

The turnstiles that were originally positioned immediately inside the main entrance to the Casino have been repositioned at the edge of the gaming floor to ensure that it will remain accessible only to those 21 and older. These include the Market Street Buffet, SEVENS Sports Bar and the newly renovated Prime Steakhouse, which reopened to the public on Nov. The most recent change involved moving the turnstiles from the main entrance to allow guests of all ages to access the various restaurants in the casino. LOUIS – The Casino Queen has changed policies in order to allow guests under the age of 21 more access to the hotel and restaurants at the facility.

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