Station Casinos' New Seventy Six Tavern Opens 24/7 in North Las Vegas

A sixth Seventy Six location is landing off Revere Street with round-the-clock hours, bartop gaming, and a comfort-food menu. Here's what's actually inside and why the brand keeps expanding so fast.

A Sixth Seventy Six Lands in North Las Vegas

Station Casinos is rolling out yet another Seventy Six tavern, its sixth in Southern Nevada, and this one is landing right in our backyard at 976 West Dorrell Lane in North Las Vegas, just off Revere Street. The company is holding a ribbon cutting the morning of July 30, then throwing the doors open to the public the next night, July 31, at 7 p.m., with entertainment and giveaways for anyone who wanders in.

If the name sounds familiar, that's because this is the fourth Seventy Six to open just this year, following stops in Henderson and a couple more corners of the valley. The brand only launched in October 2024, so building six locations in under two years is a genuinely fast clip for any neighborhood tavern concept, let alone one still figuring out its footing.

What's Actually Inside

This isn't a velvet-rope kind of place. Seventy Six runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week, which means it's built for the crowd getting off a graveyard shift just as much as the crowd rolling in after a Saturday night out. There are 15 bartop gaming machines built right into the seating, so you can play a hand while you wait on your order.

Happy hour runs twice a day, both from 3 to 7 in the afternoon and again from 3 to 7 in the morning, which tells you exactly who this place is trying to take care of. The food leans into classic American comfort, burgers, sandwiches, sliders, salads, the kind of straightforward menu that pairs with just about anything on tap. The drink list covers the bases too, domestic and craft beers, wine, and handcrafted cocktails, plus enough TVs scattered around to catch the game from almost any seat.

Why Station Casinos Keeps Building These

The name Seventy Six is a nod to 1976, the year Station Casinos got its start, and the timing lines up with the company marking 50 years in business. Bobbie Rihel, the company's VP of small properties, put the goal in pretty simple terms, describing the taverns as places where locals can grab a bite and catch the game and 'feel right at home.' That's about as neighborhood-bar a mission statement as it gets.

Six locations in under two years also says something about where the demand is. Neighborhood taverns that lean into 24-hour service and casual comfort food keep proving out across the valley, whether that's a Station Casinos build or a spot like ours. Plenty of nights people aren't chasing the flashiest room on the Strip, they just want somewhere close, easy, and open whenever they happen to be free.

Where Boomers Fits Into the Bigger Picture

We're not going to pretend we're not paying attention when a new tavern opens this close to home. More options for a cold drink and a decent burger is good for the whole neighborhood bar scene, not just one address. If anything, it's a reminder that demand for an easy, no-frills, always-open kind of spot isn't slowing down anywhere in the valley.

So here's our take. Check out the new spot if you're curious, then swing by Boomers when you want the version of neighborhood hangout that already knows your order. We'll have the game on, the pours ready, and a seat waiting whenever you're ready to come hang out.

What to Expect at the New North Las Vegas Seventy Six

Here's the rundown before you head over for the grand opening.

1. 24/7 doors: No last call here, the tavern runs around the clock every day of the week.
2. Twice-daily happy hour: Specials run 3 to 7 p.m. and again 3 to 7 a.m., covering both ends of the clock.
3. 15 bartop machines: Video gaming built into the bar seating for anyone who wants to play while they eat.
4. Comfort food menu: Burgers, sandwiches, sliders, and salads make up the all-day lineup.
5. Full bar: Domestic and craft beer, wine, and handcrafted cocktails round out the drink list.
6. Grand opening party: Public celebration lands July 31 at 7 p.m. with entertainment and giveaways.
7. North Las Vegas address: 976 West Dorrell Lane, just off Revere Street.

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