CHANDLER, OK – Harrah’s Oklahoma is expanding its food and beverage offerings following the property’s first 100 days, introducing family-friendly dining access and new weekly specials beginning July 24.
Guests of all ages will now be welcome to dine at Arrow & Ember, giving families another dining destination along Oklahoma’s historic Route 66. Guests younger than 21 may visit the designated restaurant area for dining only and will not be permitted on the gaming floor.
“Throughout our first 100 days, we have listened closely to our guests and learned more about what they want from Harrah’s Oklahoma,” said Joe Scibetta, SVP and GM of Harrah’s Oklahoma. “Opening Arrow & Ember to guests of all ages allows more families and travelers to experience the hospitality, service, and dining that set Harrah’s Oklahoma apart. It is an important next step as we continue building a destination that serves Chandler, the surrounding communities and visitors traveling Route 66.”
“Great food does not have to be complicated or reserved only for special occasions,” said Thomas Liljestrom-Abele, Executive Chef at Harrah’s Oklahoma. “Our guests have told us they want familiar, satisfying meals at a strong value, and these new specials deliver exactly that. From fried chicken and meatloaf to prime rib, we are serving dishes people know and love while bringing the quality and care they expect from Arrow & Ember.”
Harrah’s Oklahoma opened April 9 as the first Caesars Entertainment-managed property in the state. Developed in partnership with the Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma, the destination features more than 1,000 slot machines, 12 table games, a high-limit gaming area, and several food and beverage concepts.
Additional growth is planned for Harrah’s Oklahoma. The property expects to share further announcements before the end of 2026, including details about expanded table games and the groundbreaking for a future hotel.
