Located at the clubhouse of Yocha Dehe Golf Club, Bahtenta Grill offers a unique dining experience that combines stunning views with delicious food and drinks. Whether you're a golf enthusiast or just looking for a great meal, Bahtenta Grill has something for everyone.

Indulge in Our Menu

Our menu features hearty burgers, taste-tempting appetizers, fresh soups, salads, and a full bar to quench your thirst. From classic favorites to unique creations, our chefs have crafted a menu that's sure to satisfy any appetite.

Upgrade Your Staycation or Weekend Getaway with Our Spa Services

Find Your Balance by treating yourself to an elegant spa treatment. Choose from facials, full-body pampering, exclusive massages, and salon services. Unwind in our private relaxation areas and VIP room, and let us help you decompress and rejuvenate.

Yocha Dehe Golf Club: A Top 50 Casino Course

Golf enthusiasts will love playing at our Top 50 Casino Course, surrounded by the stunning Capay Valley. Schedule your golf lesson or tee time, then enjoy a delicious meal or drink in our clubhouse. Whether you're an amateur golfer or a pro, we have everything you need to make your day on the course unforgettable.

About Us: Our Commitment to Hospitality

Owned and operated by the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation, Cache Creek Casino Resort has evolved from a simple bingo hall in the mid-80's into an over 400,000-square-foot luxury resort, spa, golf course, and casino. Learn more about our story and personal commitment to creating the ultimate experience for all of our visitors.

Testimonials: Our Lucky Charm!

Read what our satisfied guests have to say:

• "We came for the first time and it happened to be our anniversary. We will definitely be back!!! Everything from the gaming to restaurants to the room and room service was perfect." (Glenn)
• "All services exceeded our expectations. The South Tower was fantastic, extremely comfortable. Canyon Cafe's service personnel are absolutely the best, paying attention to every detail. Menu items are very diverse and made with love, quality of food is top notch. Will definitely be back." (Brenda)
• "I want to thank everyone on staff for doing a great job. I'm impressed on how every need I had was met and exceeded. Everybody was so kind, and helpful to me and my wife. I feel lucky when I'm at Cache Creek. I already made reservations to come back. See you soon!" (Kevin)

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Web Game Issues: Clearing Browser Cache

We have optimized our website for two web browsers, Chrome and Safari. If you're experiencing issues with accessing or playing our games, try clearing the browser's cache:

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Google Cached Pages: CachedView

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Coral Cache

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Archive.org Cache

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