Hearthstone Kitchen & Cellar is officially headed back to Red Rock Resort in Summerlin, with a reopening locked in for Jan. 30, 2026. The locals' favorite returns to the off-Strip casino nearly three years after closing, reclaiming its old footprint and unveiling a refreshed dining room, lounge and beefed-up bar program designed squarely with regulars in mind.
According to the Las Vegas Review‑Journal, Station Casinos confirmed Tuesday that Hearthstone will relaunch Jan. 30 in the same space it vacated in April 2023 to make room for Leoncito. The outlet reports that Executive Chef Jason Janson, whose résumé includes a stint at é by José Andrés, will run the kitchen. The story also quotes Red Rock vice president and general manager Scott Nelson and Clique Hospitality founder Andy Masi on why they felt it was time to bring the concept back.
How the return was hatched
As outlined in Station Casinos' announcement, Red Rock signaled Hearthstone’s comeback last October and teamed with Clique Hospitality to rework the roughly 6,500‑square‑foot restaurant space. The company detailed plans for a redesigned layout that leans into a more social feel while preserving the neighborhood vibe that made the spot a hit with Summerlin residents.
Red Rock's dining page lists Hearthstone as returning in early 2026 and teases a curated wine room and an expanded bar as key pieces of the reboot, signaling that the beverage program is getting almost as much attention as the food.
Menu, hours and perks to expect
The relaunch menu sticks to Hearthstone’s comfort‑driven playbook while adding a few new toys. Diners can expect a raw bar with fresh oysters and half Maine lobster tails, starters such as roasted garlic hummus and yellowfin tuna pizza, wood‑fire pizzas, bucatini carbonara, pan‑seared halibut and a rotisserie prime rib.
Weekend brunch is set to lean into the indulgence: almond brioche French toast, lemon curd pancakes, lobster Benedict and a shareable bagels‑and‑lox tower, along with $25 bottomless mimosas and bloody marys. The Las Vegas Review‑Journal reports the restaurant’s hours will be 4 to 10 p.m. Sundays through Thursdays, 4 to 11 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for weekend brunch.
Why it matters to Summerlin diners
Station and Clique are framing Hearthstone’s return as a response to consistent guest feedback and a broader push for neighborhood‑style dining inside locals casinos, a strategy Station has been leaning into as it refreshes venues across its portfolio. As Station Casinos outlined, Hearthstone is being positioned as both an everyday haunt and a go‑to spot for nights out, an approach meant to tighten Red Rock’s connection with its Summerlin base.
Reservations and the latest details are available at hearthstonelv.com. Red Rock Resort’s dining page will carry propertywide updates as the Jan. 30 opening draws closer, and guests can keep an eye on the property’s channels for any opening‑day surprises.
