Dining at Borgata: on-site restaurants and when to go

Quick picks by meal and when to go

Breakfast/brunch: Borgata Baking Company and The Metropolitan are the main morning choices. Borgata Baking Company opens early (typical hours begin at 7:00 a.m.) and The Metropolitan serves breakfast and brunch—its listed hours include 8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. on some days.

Lunch and casual: For a quick, casual midday meal head to The Food Hall Eatery, Chop & Toss (salads) or Burgers & Fries. The Grab & Go Market and Starbucks are convenient for fast snacks and coffee.

Dinner and special occasions: Fine-dining options such as Angeline by Michael Symon, Old Homestead Steak House and B-Prime Steakhouse are best for evening reservations—call ahead, especially on weekends.

• Early morning (7:00–9:30 a.m.): Borgata Baking Company, Starbucks
• Late morning/early afternoon (10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.): The Metropolitan for brunch, Food Hall for flexible choices
• Dinner (after 5:00 p.m.): Angeline, Old Homestead, B-Prime—reserve ahead
• Late night (after 11:00 p.m.): Bread + Butter (24 hours), Noodles (open late)

Fine dining and special-occasion dinners

Angeline by Michael Symon, Old Homestead Steak House and B-Prime Steakhouse are Borgata's principal fine-dining choices. Dress codes vary—Angeline and Old Homestead are listed as Smart Casual—so plan attire accordingly.

These venues typically operate on dinner schedules with hours that vary by day and season. Borgata advises calling 609-317-1000 or using the resort website to make reservations; popular nights (Friday–Saturday) fill up first.

• Call 609-317-1000 to reserve fine-dining tables
• Expect dinner service only at Angeline and many steakhouses—check current hours with concierge
• Bring photo ID if you plan to visit late-night bars after dinner (casino-age rules apply)

Casual, late-night and 24-hour options

If you want food outside standard dinner hours, Bread + Butter is open 24 hours and is Borgata’s go-to for late-night or very early meals. Noodles (Pan-Asian) keeps long hours into the night and is useful after shows or casino hours.

The Food Hall Eatery and quick-service counters like Casa Taco Express, Philly Steak & Subs, Burgers & Fries, and Pizata: Pizza & Pasta offer flexible, faster service for groups with mixed schedules.

• 24-hour: Bread + Butter (reliable for any hour)
• Late-night: Noodles often stays open past midnight (hours vary)
• Quick-service: The Grab & Go Market and Starbucks for snacks and coffee

Bars, sportsbook and when to stop for drinks

Borgata has a mix of bars for different moods: B Bar and Lobby Bar near the main entrance for a quieter pre-dinner drink, Long Bar and Gypsy Bar for livelier social scenes, and BetMGM Sportsbook & Bar if you want screens and bar fare.

The Borgata Beer Garden is an outdoor, canopied option that runs daily mid-morning through the evening (listed 10:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m.), making it a good afternoon or early-evening stop during warmer months.

• Pre-dinner: B Bar or Lobby Bar near the main lobby
• Sports viewing: BetMGM Sportsbook & Bar (kitchen hours listed midday to evening)
• Outdoor drinks: Borgata Beer Garden (10:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m.)

Practical tips: reservations, dress and dining with kids

Reservations: For fine dining call 609-317-1000 or use the resort website; the property recommends reserving for Angeline, Old Homestead, and other popular evening venues. Concierge can confirm up-to-date hours.

Dress code: Dress codes vary by venue—Angeline and Old Homestead require Smart Casual, while American Bar & Grille is Casual. If you’re uncertain, ask the restaurant or concierge when you reserve.

Kids and pools: Borgata is a casino resort—children may stay when accompanied by a 21+ guest, but some spaces and services are age-restricted (casino floor 21+, many pools 21+, Spa Toccare wet facilities 18+). Dining outlets are generally open to families, though bars and nightclubs are 21+.

• Ask the restaurant about current hours and dress code when you reserve
• Bring photo ID—Borgata enforces age policies across many on-site venues
• If traveling with children, plan for indoor-pool access and check which dining areas are family-friendly

Timing your visit: best windows for dining and crowds

Weekday early evenings (Monday–Thursday, around 5:00–6:30 p.m.) are generally less busy for dinner at fine-dining restaurants; weekend dinner times (Friday–Saturday, 7:00–9:00 p.m.) are the busiest and most likely to need reservations.

For poolside dining and the Beer Garden, plan for midday–early evening visits during the seasonal pool months (pool season is typically May through September/October). For late-night bites head to Bread + Butter or Noodles after shows or casino hours.

• Weekday early evening: easier to score dinner without a long wait
• Weekend dinner (Fri–Sat): reserve ahead for popular steakhouses and Angeline
• Pool season (May–Sep/Oct): Beer Garden and outdoor options busier in afternoons