The 80-seat restaurant and bar, situated in a 1911 brick building, will offer a shareable plates menu, cocktails and nightly live jazz and other music, as well as DJs.

Santa Gula, a new culinary and entertainment destination owned by Karina’s Group, opened Thursday at 554 Fourth Ave., San Diego. The city of Henderson purchased that property with an eye toward building a multi-use sports facility.(Courtesy of Gaslamp Quarter.) Santa Gula opens in Gaslamp Station Casinos also demolished Fiesta Henderson, located on Lake Mead Parkway near the U.S. Two new skating rinks would be built to take its place.Īside from city approval, the plans still need clearance from the Federal Aviation Administration because of its proximity to North Las Vegas Airport.Ĭity staff has recommended approving the development, saying in an analysis that it would 'create a vibrant addition to the community, stimulating revitalization and increasing connectivity within the South District neighborhood.' Agora's plan would keep the parking garage in place but convert the ice rink into an indoor sports facility. The only remnants of those properties still standing are a parking garage and ice skating rink, which were part of Fiesta Rancho. Station Casinos elected to keep them closed, then ultimately decided to demolish them and sell the land on the condition that another gaming property couldn't be built. Station Casinos used to own Fiesta Rancho and Texas Station, but the company closed both properties in March 2020 with the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic. The residential portion will have 665 units and will be on the southeast portion. The company wants to change the zoning for 73 acres at the northeast and southwest corners of Rancho Drive and Lake Mead Boulevard to accommodate residential and commercial use.Īccording to the application, the commercial portion of the development will include 'experiential commercial, recreation, hotel, retail, restaurant and multi-family uses' on the north and west sides of the site.

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) - A commercial real estate company has filed plans with the city of North Las Vegas to develop a new mixed-use complex at the site of the former Fiesta Rancho and Texas Station.Īgora Realty and Management's proposal will appear before the city's Planning Commission on Wednesday for rezoning the property, which is currently in escrow.

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