Reopening restaurants inside casinos could pose a variety of logistical and economic challenges. And, experts say, it may not make sense for all operators.
Food
As owners struggle with dwindling supplies and increasing demand, they face difficult choices over charging more for meals.
Restaurants and retail businesses in downtown Las Vegas that are operating under the first two phases of state orders on reopening may extend operations to the sidewalk, the city said Thursday.
The Peppermill will reopen next week; BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse locations are now offering dine-in service.
Brio Tuscan Grille and Hamptons at Tivoli Village and Ben’Zaa Cantina in the northern valley will not reopen — the first because of corporate financial woes, the others because of changes planned by owners.
Marche Bacchus reopens the dining room and patio on Thursday; Hash House a Go Go’s Sahara location will reopen Friday.
Honey Salt and Esther’s Kitchen plan to open to in-person dining on Friday; Olive Garden locations open.
Restaurants try to adjust on busy day for dining out.
Big B’s Texas BBQ, Mint Indian Bistro and Rachel’s Kitchen locations are among the restaurants that have already reopened.
While some Southern Nevada restaurants reopened Saturday, the first day they were permitted to do so following the coronavirus shutdown, others were taking a cautious approach.
The Blind Pig, 7th & Carson and Gaetano’s Ristorante are among the restaurants that have announced when they will reopen.
With Smart & Final’s new system, shoppers will queue up in a single line instead of at individual checkstands, and an electronic sign will indicate when a register is free.
Ricardo’s, which has long been a place for family celebrations and weddings, is closing, said owner Bob Ansara, because of the coronavirus shutdown and related requirements.
The only winery in Clark County, Vegas Valley Winery in Henderson, is struggling with how to move forward in a difficult business climate caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Smith’s Food and Drug has announced expanded operating hours for its stores for the general public and senior shoppers.