Seventy Six by Station Casinos is now open on Fort Apache and Gomer, marking the brand’s fifth neighborhood tavern in the Las Vegas Valley. Located at 9660 S Fort Apache Rd., the tavern offers elevated comfort food, handcrafted cocktails, bartop gaming and a welcoming atmosphere built for locals. The grand opening celebration will take place on Friday, June 5 at 7 p.m. and is open to the public.
“We’re excited to welcome guests to Seventy Six at Fort Apache and Gomer,” said Bobbie Rihel, Vice President of Small Properties at Station Casinos. “With its Americana-inspired atmosphere, great food and drinks, gaming and sports viewing, this tavern is meant to feel like an easy, familiar gathering place for locals.”
Inspired by classic Americana design, the tavern offers a lively atmosphere for everything from late-night bites to group hangouts. The menu features elevated comfort favorites, including burgers, sandwiches, sliders, salads and more hearty entrées.
Guests will also enjoy a curated selection of domestic and craft beers, wines and handcrafted cocktails, alongside 15 bartop gaming machines and prime sports viewing throughout the space.
Seventy Six at West Tropicana, located at 9837 W Tropicana Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89147, is open 24 hours a day with convenient parking. Happy Hour specials are available twice daily from 3 to 7 p.m. and again from 3 to 7 a.m.
For more information, please visit seventysixtaverns.com or follow @seventysixtaverns on social media.
About Seventy Six Taverns
Seventy Six Taverns by Station Casinos is the latest evolution of the neighborhood Tavern experience by the leading provider of local gaming and entertainment in the Las Vegas Valley. 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. Other Seventy Six Taverns locations include Centennial and Lamb, Aliante in North Las Vegas, and Union Village in Henderson.
