Restaurants Inside Green Valley Ranch Casino
Italian Restaurant In Green Valley Ranch Casino
Station Casinos plans to open six restaurants at its off-Strip casinos for dine-in service on May 26, and two additional eateries for takeout. Two steakhouses debut inside resorts on May 29.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board issued rules for casinos to reopen restaurants inside casinos that piggyback on Gov. Steve Sisolak’s May 9 guidelines, which allowed dine-in restaurants to open statewide.
There must be a separate entrance to the restaurant apart from those that take patrons through the gaming floor, since casinos remain closed. The same goes for bathrooms that are not inside a restaurant. Diners cannot use a restroom outside the restaurant if they have to walk on the casino floor.
From Business: The Green Valley Ranch Grand Cafe is open 24/7, serving classic American diner dishes, a wide variety of desserts and a menu with healthy options, we’re sure 21. Hank's Fine Steaks & Martinis. Located in the stunning Green Valley Ranch, Bottiglia is an ageless restaurant that offers sophisticated rustic Italian fare, cuisine that is approachable, friendly and savory, as well as a wine list that is robust and unique, giving guests and array of choices of vino from Napa, Sonoma, Italy, France and all around the world. The dining selection at The District is just as diverse as the shops. On the hotel side, there's Lucille's Smokehouse Bar-B-Que, King's Fish House, Elephant Bar, and Due & Proper, which serves London pub-style favorites. On the Whole Foods side is Lyfe Kitchen and The Cheesecake Factory. If you're a pizza lover, you'll have two styles to choose from. Restaurants near Casino at Green Valley Ranch Resort. 2300 Paseo Verde Pkwy Inside Green Valley Ranch Casino. 0.4 miles from The Art Institute of Las Vegas.
After Memorial Day, Andy Masi’s Clique Hospitality plans to reopen three of the group’s restaurants for dine-in service as well as curbside pickup and delivery.
Hearthstone Kitchen & Cellar at Red Rock Resort, and Borracha Mexican Cantina and Bottiglia Cucina Enoteca at Green Valley Ranch open on Tuesday, May 26.
Also opening on May 26, Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill, Yard House, and Lucille’s Smokehouse BBQ at Red Rock Resort. Diners can access those restaurants through the north casino entrance located next to Blue Ribbon.
Pizza Rock at Green Valley Ranch and Leticia’s Mexican Cocina at Santa Fe Station also kick off curbside pickup on May 26.
On Friday, May 29, T-Bones Chophouse plans to reopen for dine-in service at Red Rock Resort. Customers will access the property through the east parking garage.
Hank’s Fine Steaks & Martinis at Green Valley Ranch also reopens for dine-in service. Diners can access the restaurant through the Paseo Verde parking lot entrance located next to Bottiglia.
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Hearthstone Kitchen plans to be open Tuesday through Thursday from 4 to 9 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 4 to 10 p.m., and Sunday from 4 to 9 p.m. with a Sunday brunch from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Restaurants At Green Valley Ranch
Borracha Mexican Cantina plans to be open Sunday, and Tuesday through Thursday from 4 to 9 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 4 to 10 p.m.
The Italian restaurant Bottiglia plans to be open Sunday through Monday and Wednesday through Thursday from 5 to 9 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 5 to 10 p.m., with a Sunday brunch from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Masi received a Paycheck Protection Program loan from the Small Business Administration that helps businesses keep their workforce employed during the coronavirus pandemic. Those funds helped him bring back about 100 full-time staff who were furloughed on April 27 to start work on changing everything from the way the menus look to spacing out tables at his restaurants.
His dining rooms will operate at a reduced capacity, with tables set up according to social distancing standards. Each location will require a reservation for all guests dining in, available directly through the website or by calling the restaurant.
At Clique Hospitality’s three restaurants, contact surfaces will see frequent and timed sanitization, and staff will frequently wash their hands, wear masks and gloves, and have their temperatures checked before each shift. Updated protocols from host stand to bar also include providing disposable and digital menus with a QR code to be viewed on diners’ mobile devices.
T-Bones and Hank’s Fine Steaks are limiting online reservations to no more than five guests in each party, while call-ins and walk-in parties of six or more diners who live in the same household are permitted, as long as seating adjustments maintain appropriate distancing from other tables and booths. Private dining spaces may be an option as well.
Those restaurants plan to offer a QR code at each table that diners can view on their cell phones. One-time use or printed menus on synthetic paper that can be sanitized after each use will also be available on request.
The two steakhouses will offer roll-up flatware after diners are seated. Water service will not be provided automatically and will be served per individual. Glasses will not be removed from the table for refills; new glasses will be provided. All condiments will be served in single-use form upon request.
Dining tables, bar tops, stools, and chairs will be sanitized after each use. All linen, including underlays or placemats, will be replaced after each use.
Station Casinos will check visitors’ temperatures when they enter the building, and all staff have been tested for COVID-19.
Blue Ribbon, Lucille’s, Pizza Rock, Yard House, Starbucks, and Leticia’s will follow the standards created by the Southern Nevada Health District.
Station Casinos already announced that Red Rock Casino in Summerlin, Green Valley Ranch and Sunset Station in Henderson, Santa Fe Station in Centennial, Boulder Station on the eastside, and Palace Station west of the Strip, as well as six Wildfire properties, will open first. The company says it will assess when Fiesta Henderson, Fiesta Rancho, Texas Station, and the Palms will reopen.
Gov. Steve Sisolak closed all nonessential businesses including casinos on March 17. Right now, Nevada is in phase one of reopening, with dine-in restaurants, including some within casinos, permitted to reopen with restrictions. If coronavirus cases continue to decline and hospital capacity to treat new cases continues to remain available, he may move into the next phase of reopening the state for business. In the past, he’s said that casinos may reopen in phase three or four of his plan. So far, there is no date released for casinos to reopen. Nevada is in phase one of reopening businesses.
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Sometimes, it's nice to take a break from the Las Vegas Strip and escape the hype. Featuring tree-lined cobblestone streets, grassy areas and unique shops and dining, The District at Green Valley Ranch makes you feel like you're on a completely different vacation.
The District may not be as massive as your average mall, but that just means you'll have more time to appreciate and browse through the stores it offers. The outdoor shopping facility is split into two sides: One section is on the same side as the Green Valley Ranch hotel, while the other is just across the street in the Whole Foods/West Elm shopping area. We recommend checking out both sides, but if you want to do some serious shopping the Green Valley Ranch side is a great place to start.
Outdoorsy folks will love the selection at REI, which carries cycling, paddling, hiking, skiing and snowboarding gear, rental equipment, camping essentials, clothing, shoes, boots and much more. If you're taking the kids shopping, Janie and Jack features classic children's clothing up to size six. For those with pets, Flea Bag's Barkery & Bow-tique offers a full bakery for dogs and cats. The treats are made fresh daily. If you brought your pup, there is a pet area nearby.
The District features popular retailers like White House Black Market and LOFT, as well as a handful of boutique shops like Francesca's Collections. Browsing through this store is like digging through a treasure chest. Not only will you find a colorful assortment of dresses, accessories and purses, but you'll also find perfect gift items like games, books, jewelry and hand creams. Just a few steps over, Anthropologie (a sister company to Urban Outfitters) carries earthy, fashionable apparel and vintage-inspired hats. You'll also find things for the home including aprons, candles and small trinkets.
Speaking of things for the home, you'll love Williams-Sonoma, which carries a wide selection of quirky (but surprisingly useful!) kitchen gadgets. If you're ready to spruce up your place, West Elm is not to be missed. Located across the street on the Whole Foods side, West Elm has an array of modern furniture pieces that will jazz up your home.
The dining selection at The District is just as diverse as the shops. On the hotel side, there's Lucille's Smokehouse Bar-B-Que, King's Fish House, Elephant Bar, and Due & Proper, which serves London pub-style favorites. On the Whole Foods side is Lyfe Kitchen and The Cheesecake Factory. If you're a pizza lover, you'll have two styles to choose from. On the hotel side, Balboa Pizza Company features a Californian flair with its menu items and atmosphere. On the Whole Foods side, Settebello Pizzeria serves authentic Napoli pizza, prepared the same way since the 1700s.
Plus, health-conscious eaters and vegans can rejoice with the made-to-order food at Whole Foods. In addition to groceries, the market serves a variety of fresh food including sandwiches, sushi, salads, pizza and much more. Our tip: If you want to eat outside, there is a 'hidden' area on the side toward West Elm. When you exit Whole Foods, turn left and make another left at the corner. You'll have a view of The Green, a grassy area that features free movies during the summer months.