Mesquite’s Eureka Casino completes new portion of $100M upgrade

Mesquite’s Eureka Casino has completed another portion of its $100 million upgrade first announced in April 2024.

Company officials on Wednesday said workers have remodeled the property’s Gregory’s Mesquite Grill and also redesigned the casino’s table games pit.

At Gregory’s, the restaurant’s original dining room has been remodeled. The bar, Club Room and dining room also received a refresh. Operators say the updated spaces have a cleaner, more modern feel, but they keep the intimate atmosphere that has made Gregory’s a go-to for a special night out in Mesquite.

The work builds on the Gregory’s expansion that opened in December 2024, which added 7,000 square feet, the Parlor Bar and four private dining rooms. The latest renovations bring the original dining spaces in line with the expanded restaurant’s design.

“Gregory’s has a storied history, and we are blessed to have many loyal guests,” Eureka CEO Andre Carrier said in a release. “To show gratitude for that, we always want to continually improve.”

The table games pit has been transformed. Eleven brand-new tables from Genesis Gaming now fill the floor, headlined by a custom-built 14-foot craps table.

Additionally, Eureka added new gaming chairs from Patir, 75-inch Samsung screens and fresh carpeting and new fixtures were added to the casino.

“Table game players notice the details, from how the chair feels to whether they can see the game on TV,” Carrier said. “We wanted them to have the best seat in Mesquite.”

The pit and Gregory’s updates follow the December 2025 opening of the Onyx Lounge, an exclusive space for guests at the top tier of Eureka’s Gold Club loyalty program. The resort remodeled its ballroom, which now hosts wine dinners, celebrity meet-and-greets and community events. The $100 million transformation also includes upgrades to the 40,285-square-foot casino floor, renovations to the property’s 212 hotel rooms and an updated exterior design.

A second phase of Eureka’s expansion — dubbed internally as Eureka 3.0 — involves new development on roughly 35 acres behind the casino. The company wants to build retail, resort condominiums and apartments, including workforce housing, on a mesa overlooking the resort.

The privately held Eureka is operated by the Lee family and owned by its employees. It’s located about 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas on Interstate 15.

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