Station Casinos’ Seventy Six tavern line is about to plant another flag in North Las Vegas, with its sixth Las Vegas Valley location set to open next Thursday, July 30. The spot at 976 W. Dorrell Lane near Revere Street will kick things off with a 9 a.m. ribbon cutting, then throw a public grand opening party at 7 p.m. on Friday, July 31. The new outpost keeps the rapid rollout of compact, 24-hour neighborhood taverns humming along across the valley.
According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, the Revere and Dorrell location is the chain’s sixth Seventy Six and will feature entertainment and giveaways during opening weekend. The Review-Journal notes the 9 a.m. ribbon cutting, the 7 p.m. grand opening party, and confirms the Dorrell Lane address for the new site.
What to expect inside
According to the tavern’s official site, Seventy Six is an Americana-style, 24-hour neighborhood hangout serving elevated comfort food, from stuffed burgers to hand-battered fish and chips, alongside a selection of domestic and craft beers and handcrafted cocktails. Seventy Six Taverns also lists twice-daily happy hours from 3 to 7 p.m. and 3 to 7 a.m., and says each location features 15 IGT Peak bartop gaming machines and plentiful sports viewing.
Where this fits in Station Casinos’ expansion
The Revere and Dorrell location follows earlier rollouts, including a first Seventy Six on North Lamb Boulevard in October 2024, an Aliante outpost in January 2025, and a Union Village debut in Henderson on Jan. 22, 2026, plus recent Fort Apache and Tropicana-area openings, making this the sixth site in the valley, per local and industry coverage. The Union Village debut was covered by Hoodline, and trade reporting from CDC Gaming tracked the spring rollouts.
Jobs and neighborhood notes
Station Casinos has been hiring for the Dorrell site and other Seventy Six openings, with local job listings and company posts pointing to front- and back-of-house opportunities at the new tavern. Bobbie Rihel, a Station Casinos vice president, told local press, "We’re excited to bring Seventy Six to North Las Vegas" and framed the concept as a comfortable, late-night gathering place for locals, per local coverage. State filings also list Seventy Six Park Highlands at the Dorrell address, per Nevada Gaming Control Board records.
The tavern opens next Thursday at 9 a.m. with 24/7 service, twice-daily happy hours and an all-day menu, and the company encourages locals to stop by for late-night bites, sports and casual gaming. For more on menus, hours and promotions, see the Seventy Six website and local opening write-ups.
