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Owl Club and Steak House
The Owl Club and Steakhouse has been a fixture in our community for nearly four decades, sitting right off the main highway where locals and travelers have always stopped for a genuine good time. It's not one of those flashy mega-casinos you see out west—this place has real charm, with regulars who've been coming here since the opening and know the dealers by name. What makes the Owl Club special is that it actualy feels like a neighborhood establishment where gaming sits alongside an incredible steakhouse that people drive forty minutes out of their way for. The atmosphere here is warm and unpretentious; you'll see ranchers playing blackjack next to office workers, everyone mixing naturally. We're proud that our casino has stayed true to its roots while adapting to what the comunity needs over the years.
History of Owl Club and Steak House
From its founding in 1987 to today, Owl Club and Steak House has grown into one of the region's most trusted gaming and entertainment destinations.
Grand Opening
Jim and Margaret Holbrook opened the Owl Club on a crisp October evening with a vision of bringing quality gaming and dining to our region. The original building was a converted barn structure—yes, an actual barn—that they'd completely renovated with wood beams, stone fireplaces, and brass fixtures that gave it this unexpected elegence. They started with just eight blackjack tables, two roulette wheels, and about thirty slot machines, which felt like a fortune at the time. The opening night drew nearly three hundred people from the surrounding counties, and Margaret's kitchen—with help from her sister Carol—served steaks that people still talk about today. What really got the comunity behind them was their commitment to hiring locally and donating a percentage of gaming profits to the high school scholarship fund.
The Steakhouse Expansion
By the early '90s, word had gotten out about the food, so Jim made the decision to double the dining space and bring in Chef Raymond Castellano from back east to establish a proper steakhouse operation. This was before everyone and their cousin owned a steakhouse, so it was genuinely forward-thinking for a rural gaming establishment. They added a second kitchen, expanded the wine cellar from 200 bottles to over 1,200, and installed a proper aged beef storage system—the first one within a hundred miles. The restaurant became almost as famous as the gaming floor, with couples celebrating anniversaries and families gathering for special ocasions. By 1996, they had to add a waiting list system because Friday and Saturday nights would book solid weeks in advance.
Modernization and Table Games Expansion
After Jim's passing, Margaret brought in her grandson Tyler, who understood both honoring tradition and embracing technology. They added six new table games, upgraded to digital gaming systems, and renovated the original barn sections with climate control and new carpet—though they kept those original wooden beams everyone loved. Tyler added a high-limit poker room with mahogany finishes and leather chairs, which attracted serious players from the state. He also installed a new security and surveillance system using technology that was cutting-edge at the time, making sure the Owl Club stayed compliant with every regulation. The steakhouse got an updated kitchen and they brought their first sommelier on staff, a local woman named Patricia who really knew wines.
Recent Investment and Community Programming
Last year, the ownership—still mostly family—invested nearly two million dollars in a complete refresh of the gaming floor, adding forty new electronic gaming machines with the latest software and completely reimagining the layout for better flow and comfort. They installed new LED lighting that dosn't feel institutional, upgraded all the table felts and chairs, and created a more upscale bar area that doesn't feel stuffy or unwelcoming. The steakhouse added a private dining room perfect for weddings and corporate events, and they expanded their local agriculture partnerships—now sourcing beef from three family ranches within sixty miles. They also launched a 'Owl Club Community Fund' that donates to local schools, food banks, and the regional hospital in a way that actually makes a difference. What's kept people loyal through all these changes is that it still feels like home, just with better bathrooms and newer slot machines.
Games at Owl Club and Steak House
Our gaming floor mixes 380+ slot machines ranging from classic three-reels to modern video slots, paired with 12 live blackjack and poker tables that draw both serious players and casual gamblers nightly. The atmoshpere stays relaxed but focused—you'll see construction workers, retirees, and visiting travelers all comfortable in the same room because nobody's pretending to be Vegas. Tables run from $5 minimums to $100, and slots take everything from pennies to $20 credits, so there's genuine variety in how people spend their evening. The lighting and layout let you move between slots and tables without that overwhelming feeling of larger casinos.
Slot Machines
Wide selection of penny to high-limit slots with the latest titles and progressive jackpots.
Table Games
Blackjack, Three Card Poker, baccarat and more with friendly professional dealers.
Roulette
American roulette tables with flexible betting limits for all experience levels.
Craps
Fast-paced dice action and one of the most exciting social games on the floor.
Restaurants & Bars at Owl Club and Steak House
Our steakhouse connects directly to the gaming floor with five dining sections, three of them sightline to the action for players who don't want to leave their lucky machines unattended. Menu pricing runs $14–$48 for entrees, heavy on prime cuts and fresh seafood, with burgers and sandwiches available for lighter appetites between gaming sessions. Most regulars eat here monthly because the kitchen doesn't rush orders and drinks stay topped without hovering—the staff understands players' rhythm. Kitchen hours extend to midnight seven days a week, so you're never gaming on an empty stomack.
Live Entertainment & Events at Owl Club and Steak House
Live entertainment runs Wednesday through Saturday nights, typically acoustic performers or small bands playing classic rock and country from 8 PM to closing, creating background energy without overpowering conversation. The crowd tilts toward 40+ regulars who appreciate quality over volume, though weekend nights bring younger visitors who discover the venue through word-of-mouth. We post performer schedules on-site and update our website monthly—no surprise changes, so regulars know what to expect. The bar area becomes the social hub during shows, with gaming still going strong in adjacent sections.
Special Events
Promotions and Tournaments
Services & Amenities
Free onsite parking accommodates 140 vehicles directly behind the building, eliminating the hunt for spots that kills momentum before you even walk inside. We have three ATMs on the gaming floor (competitive fees, real-time network), clean restrooms every two hours, and a layout where no section feels cramped or isolated. The club lounge offers complimentary coffee and water stations, comfortable seating for non-players, and phone charging stations—details that let you settle in for a real evening. Valet is available Friday and Saturday nights for $5, a convienence most regulars skip since parking is so accessible.
Current Offers & Promotions
Our Players Club membership (free, five-minute signup) delivers point-per-dollar rewards on slots and tables, with $25 sign-up bonuses and quarterly drawings that actually matter—we've given away weekend travel packages and dining credits. Benefits stack: earn 1 point per $10 wagered, redeem 100 points for $20 in play, and club members get first notice of special tournaments. The program works best for people visiting twice monthly or more because the point accumulation becomes noticeable within six weeks. Machine multiplier nights (double points Tuesdays and Thursdays) draw our most consistent crowd because the math is real and transparent.
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Everything you need to plan your trip to Owl Club and Steak House — hours, parking, age requirements, dress code and directions.
Hours
24/7
Open every day
Parking
Free
Ample spaces available
Dress Code
Smart Casual
Neat appearance required
Age Requirement
21+
Valid ID required
Contact
Call ahead
Reservations welcome
Payment
Cash & Card
ATM on-site
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Visit Info
| Hours | 24/7 |
|---|---|
| Parking | Free |
| Dress Code | Smart Casual |
| Age Requirement | 21+ |
| Contact | Call ahead |
| Payment | Cash & Card |
Frequently Asked Questions about Owl Club and Steak House
Common questions from visitors planning a trip to Owl Club and Steak House — answered clearly and honestly.
This website is for entertainment and informational purposes only. Gambling involves financial risk. Please gamble responsibly. Problem gambling helpline: 1-800-522-4700 (24/7). Must be 21+ to enter.
