Stix & Snax

Cant understand the comp system. Never offered rooms. Never offered much of anything. Spend quite a bit here. Black and Blue is phenomenal. Buffet so so. Weekday deal for lunch makes it ok.$ 10. The Café is good but slow and they put the tip on your check, unless u say something, u tip good or bad service the same. Snack bar has only a few edible items. Mainly pizza, its ok. And tacos, they’re good.

Sustenance in between the slot play
Snax & Stix are the sole fast food options inside Valley View Casino, both occupying the same location — same lines for ordering & pickup. However, Snax is open ²⁴⁄₇ for grub at any time of the day.
Snax offers up the usual suspects of pizza, hot dogs, sausages, nachos & sandwiches. After being on a gambler’s high from winning some money & not in the mood for gorging on buffet madness, we needed some calories to quell the hunger pains.
After perusing the Snax menu, I went with the Philly cheesesteak ($ 9) —
Keeping in mind casino pricing for a captive audience, I found the Philly cheesesteak to be a decent fast food option. Maybe it’s because I was hungry, but I actually really enjoyed the taste of the bell peppers, onions, cheese & beef stuffed inside warm bread. A little sriracha here, a little mustard there & I was quite happy with my sammie. The best part? The crunchy dill pickle spear! I just love the tart crunch of a dill pickle & having a spear as long as my cheesesteak made for happy time. I shared half & felt good to go for some more hardcore penny slot action!
The wait for my cheesesteak wasn’t very long, even with the lunch crowd. Several tables available to dine at, with scarcity depending upon the time of day.
Snax provides some decent food with not quite so outrageous prices for those gambling at Valley View Casino. For those not looking to spend for the Valley View buffet or their sit down BLD restaurant, I highly suggest checking out Snax for some quick eats.
Stix Noodles & More provides Asian-​inspired items for those not looking for the typical pizza & dogs.
The menu is a mix of various cuisines. Sushi, phở, teriyaki bowls & various soup. Being the soup-​loving son of a gun that I am, I chose the wonton soup ($ 6) —
5 wonton, with carrots, cabbage, green onions, peas in chicken broth & including crunchy wonton wrappers. Stix sure went heavy-​handed with the peas. Lots & lots of peas. I didn’t know wonton soup was supposed to come with peas. Other than that, however, the soup did the job and warmed the soul. The wontons were of a good size with a fair amount of meat filling. The broth was salty & flavorful, which I sipped in between daydreams of winning it big & going on a trip to an exotic location by the beach, wearing extra snug Speedo’s ;p
The wait for my soup wasn’t long, even during lunch hour. Several tables available for dining, with scarcity depending upon the time of day.
Stix Noodles & More offers up fair Asian cuisine. I wouldn’t spend $ 8.50-$ 10 for their sushi rolls, nor their phở. But, the wonton soup was a respectable offering with a decent price. I was charged up & ready to go for more hardcore slot machine debauchery.
NOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOM

Good:
Hot Dogs
Pizza
Chicken Salad Sandwich
Bad:
Vietnamese Food
Chinese Food
Japanese Food
Ultimately stay away from all Asian food and stick with the American! Maybe because American food is easier to make versus Asian food. If you’re really craving Asian food head over to the buffet or BLD’s because it’s a lot better over there!
Only one incident was one of the staff members rude and disrespectful. Since I come to Valley View often, you get to know staff members by name and who comes and goes, so thankfully I don’t see her around anymore. However all the other times they have been amazing!

Hungry for something quick and cheap before you go back to the slots? Seek no further, this place is for you! Actually its the only place. :(
This is pretty much where the lobster buffet rejects are – those who couldnt get in or those whose wait was too long. Such was our case. Good thing is we were able to change my moms buffet voucher ($ 32 value) for a $ 20 credit at this place. With that we were able to feed four ppl without food poisoining. That deserves at least 1 star. The line to order was long but moving at a decent pace – theres another star earned. No healthy options not even a salad. The closest was the vietnamese hand roll which they ran out of. Altogether for $ 21, we got a 6 pack of california roll, a bratwurst, nachos and a pretzel. California rolls are worse than what you get at the groceries, pretzel was good, nachos were OK and bratwurst was meh.
Will I come back? Never! Hopefully ill be at the lobster buffet instead!
Mahlzeit!

HOW IS THIS PLACE «FAST OR AFFORDABLE»?! I can’t even begin to understand that part. Came to Valley View for my 21^st birthday and sadly enough the buffet sold out so we had to come here as an alternative. I check the menu to see what they sold and HOLY CANNOLIS, guess what I see?
Yes, this. Sorry, even for a casino that’s charging more than an arm and leg for a bowl of Phở and banh mi… Seriously, $ 11 for a bowl of phở and $ 9.00 for a sandwich?! Coming from the 626 area, I just can’t forgive that. D:
FOOD: But we did get their pepperoni pizza which was pretty good (+1 star). I liked the consistency of the dough to the cheese and sauce. The melted cheese, the hot dough… It was guuuud. But not the best, but much more affordable. A regular is about $ 10.50.
SERVICE: It took 30 minutes to get our food, this being for the pizza that’s already cooked and boxed… I don’t even know why it took so long. But the guy in the kitchen was super nice, when ever I needed something– he did so with a smile on his face and always said a «have a good day!» when I walked away. One star for him!
BUT– totally not worth the prices they charge here…

Good for what it is — fast, affordable food when you find yourself passing out from hunger because you were feeding your gambling addiction.