Fifth Street and Ojos Locos Casino with Latino Community in Mind
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Fifth Street Gaming is teaming up with Ojos Locos Sports Cantina to renovate The Lucky Club Hotel & Casino and open a hotel and casino which will cater to the Latino community. The opening date for this new venture is scheduled for December.
The renovated casino will comprise 10,000 square feet of casino floor. A further 10,000 square feet of entertainment space, including the Ojos Locos Sports Cantina area, will be the main feature of the proposed new casino design. The restaurant will be able to accommodate 300 seated guests.
Fifth Street is Las Vegas-based and has a varied portfolio of Hotel and Casinos sites, including currently operating the Lucky Club, which is to be renovated.
We are gratified to join together on this endeavor with Ojos Locos, a vibrant and growing brand which has, over the last 12 years, established itself as a national leader in providing authentic hospitality experiences to the Latino community. Their expertise, combined with our 15-year record of producing successful events designed for the Latino audience in Southern Nevada, makes them the ideal partner in this first-ever Latino-focused integrated gaming, dining and entertainment venture.
Ojos Locos has around 18 restaurants and sports bars in the US and is hoping to bring its unique atmosphere to the Las Vegas area. The entertainment will predominantly feature a variety of Latino artists.
We are excited and honored to collaborate with Fifth Street Gaming on this project, allowing us to bring the Ojos experience to Nevada. We look forward to adding to the Latino community experience with our excellent service, delicious food and fun atmosphere.
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