Visitors to Eureka Casino's floor will find a redesigned table-games pit among the latest changes in the resort's $100 million overhaul. The completed work includes 11 new tables from Genesis Gaming, including a custom-built 14-foot craps table, alongside a remodel of Gregory's Mesquite Grill.
Eureka officials described the work as a completed phase of an upgrade announced in April 2024, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The casino-floor and restaurant work arrives ahead of the winter season in the Interstate 15 resort town.
New Tables, Bigger Screens On The Casino Floor
The redesigned pit also has gaming chairs from Patir, 75-inch Samsung screens, new carpeting and fixtures. It is one part of work across the casino's 40,285-square-foot floor; the property's exterior has also been updated as the larger renovation continues.
Eureka executive Andre Carrier said the company wants to improve the experience for table-game players. He also said Eureka continually works to improve for its loyal guests, according to the report.
Gregory's Grill Gets A Refresh On Top Of Last Year's Expansion
At Gregory's Mesquite Grill, the original dining room was remodeled, and the bar, Club Room and dining room were refreshed. The work follows the restaurant's December 2024 expansion, which added 7,000 square feet, the Parlor Bar and four private dining rooms. Operators described the updated spaces as cleaner and more modern, with a more intimate atmosphere.
Other changes at the resort include a remodeled ballroom, which hosts wine dinners, celebrity meet-and-greets and community events. Eureka also opened the Onyx Lounge in December 2025 for guests at the top tier of its Gold Club loyalty program.
Hotel Rooms And A Possible Second Expansion Phase
The $100 million transformation also covers renovations to the property's hotel rooms, though the Review-Journal's count of 212 rooms differs from a separate figure of 214 guest rooms reported elsewhere, and the discrepancy is not explained in available reporting. Eureka has described a potential second expansion phase involving new development on roughly 35 acres behind the casino, where the company has said it wants to build retail, resort condominiums and apartments, including workforce housing. It is not established whether that proposed development has moved forward with approvals, financing or construction.
Eureka is privately held, operated by the Lee family and owned by its employees. The resort is about 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas on Interstate 15. In its April 2024 announcement, the company said it planned to invest $40 million in hotel-room and gaming-floor renovations, according to a separate Review-Journal report on Nevada casino renovations.
Other Mesquite Casinos Have Pursued Similar Makeovers
Other Mesquite casino operators have announced separate improvement plans. In 2024, Mesquite Gaming announced planned work at Virgin River's gaming floor and a new race/sports book, as well as improvements to Katherine's Steakhouse at CasaBlanca, according to CDC Gaming. Those announced plans involved a different operator and do not establish that the projects were completed. The Review-Journal also reported plans for CasaBlanca's Center Bar, a new sports bar and 200 additional slot machines, and for Virgin River to move its sportsbook into a vacant movie-theater space with 10-by-53-foot LCD screens.
Separately, Mesquite's City Council approved resolutions in June 2025 finding that the sale of roughly 46.5 acres of city-owned land on John Deere Drive was in the city's economic-development interest, advancing a workforce-housing project that includes single-family and tiny homes, with 10% of the housing offered to qualifying residents, according to Mesquite Local News / Progress. That project is distinct from Eureka's proposed development behind its own property.
