Sign up for our Casino Insider newsletter and get the week’s best bets for food, entertainment and fun at Southern California’s casinos. Gavin Newsom for restaurant reopenings during the novel coronavirus pandemic, but because Southern California’s casinos are often on tribal land they have sovereignty to make their own decisions on buffets. The casino recently announced via social media that the buffet had opened with a new format that had servers bring food to guests’ tables rather than having them get the food themselves.īuffets are currently not allowed in guidelines issued by Gov.

One casino buffet, at neighboring Valley View Casino & Hotel, has come back online. Those casinos have not announced reopening plans for those venues. It’s intended to be a long-term replacement for the former buffet space, which casino officials have decided not to reopen.īuffets, once an alluring element of the casino experience, have mostly shuttered - at least temporarily - because of the novel coronavirus pandemic.Īgua Caliente Casinos in Palm Springs and Rancho Mirage Augustine Casino Fantasy Springs Resort Casino Morongo Casino, Resort & Spa Pala Casino, Spa & Resort Pechanga Resort Casino San Manuel Casino and Spotlight 29 Casino are among the other casinos that have closed theirs. Harrah’s Resort Southern California in Valley Center has turned a portion of its former buffet into a quick service Italian restaurant.Ĭhe Bello opened Friday, July 3, and features pizzas, pastas and lasagnas in a space that’s been redecorated with its own look and feel.

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