Table Mountain Casino Resort unveiled its new, 110,000 square-foot gaming center in July 2022. Table Mountain image

Table Mountain Casino Resort announced Monday the upcoming launch of floor-wide alcohol service to complement its gaming operations.

Beginning Sept. 3, patrons will be able to enjoy a selection of beers, wines and specialty cocktails served by trained staff throughout the casino floor, according to a news release.

The launch marks a significant milestone for Table Mountain Casino Resort, where a new, 110,000 square-foot gaming and restaurant complex debuted in July 2022. Table Mountain’s liquor license though, transferred from the former Yoshino restaurant in Fresno, wasn’t issued until November 2022, according to records from the state Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC).

With roots as a bingo hall in 1987, Table Mountain stood out as one of a few tribal casinos in the region that didn’t serve alcohol.

The expanded service will complement guest favorite events, including Whiskey Nights at Eagles Landing, Japanese Whiskey Nights at the Sukai restaurant, Tap Takeover and Tequila Nights at the Blue Oak Grille and Wine Pairing Nights at Eagles Landing Steakhouse.

“We’re excited to bring this new level of hospitality to our guests,” said Scottie Burrough, Casino board chairman at Table Mountain Casino Resort. “This initiative is part of our broader vision to create an unparalleled experience where every visit is memorable.”

In adherence to all California ABC regulations, the minimum age to enter and game on the casino floor at Table Mountain Casino will be 21 years old with a valid form of identification.

Guests under the age of 21 are still welcome to enjoy all non-gaming areas of the property, including restaurants and the food court, as well as the hotel, gift shop and the entertainment venue, (provided they are accompanied by an adult 21 years of age or older), according to the release.