Station Casinos to Launch New Tavern Concept

Seventy Six by Station Casinos is an “all-new Americana-inspired Tavern”

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Rendering: Official

Station Casinos announced plans this week for a brand new “Americana-inspired Tavern,” Seventy Six by Station Casinos. It’s another new addition to Station’s collection of small neighborhood casinos, opening at 6345 N Lamb Blvd. in North Las Vegas this fall.

“We are excited to unveil the next generation of neighborhood Taverns and introduce Seventy Six by Station Casinos to our community,” Station Casinos President Scott Kreeger said in a press statement. “This new spot will provide guests another opportunity to enjoy Station Casinos’ friendly service, delicious food and beverage items, and the best gaming and sports viewing experiences in one convenient setting.”

Chef Danny Wilkins is behind Seventy Six menu, which will feature “an array of bar favorites made daily from the freshest ingredients including items such as ahi tuna nachos, fried chicken street corn tacos, sliced ribeye panini dip, creamy Poblano chicken pasta and a delicious cowboy burger and more.”

To drink, a broad selection of house signature cocktails and domestic and imported beers (with 20 taps running).

Seventy Six’s space will boast 24 TVs that will make it a great spot for local sports fans.

“Named after the year Station Casinos was founded and designed to evoke the welcoming comfort of Americana themes, Seventy Six Taverns will be the new neighborhood destination for diverse bartop gaming, friendly bartenders, great drinks, prime sports viewing and a delicious menu worth trying over and over again,” says the press release.

You can stay up to date on the opening by following @seventysixtaverns on Instagram.

Rendering: Official

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Neil Cooney is a freelance writer. He has received an MFA in Creative Writing from Syracuse University, and his work has been published in the Masters Review. Based in Nashville, he spends his free time cooking Korean food and studying chess.
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