"The Delmont is starting to feel like home." The restaurant posted that line on Instagram on October 10, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal's Neon. It is going into 11105 S. Eastern Ave., Suite 100, where Tuscany Grill served Henderson for more than 27 years.
From Roma Hills and the rest of MacDonald Ranch, that suite is a short drive down Eastern Avenue. It looks like one Italian restaurant replacing another, and the paperwork backs that up. The Henderson City Council approved transferring Tuscany Grill's restaurant-with-bar license and its restricted-gaming license straight to the new operator. Everything else about the room is changing. The Delmont is built around a wood-fired oven, a busy bar and East Coast tavern food. Tuscany Grill was known for celebration dinners. Tuscany Grill's co-owner, meanwhile, said in April that he hoped to reopen under the name somewhere else.
What Suite 100 Was for 27 Years
Tuscany Grill opened at 11105 S. Eastern Ave. in January 1999. When the Review-Journal's Neon reported in April that it would close, the paper called it a beloved neighborhood Italian spot known for chicken Parm, seafood pastas, prime rib, lavishly portioned desserts and celebratory gatherings.
Lasting that long put it in rare company. Neon counted Tuscany Grill as at least the 10th longtime Las Vegas restaurant to close or announce a closing in the first four months of 2026. Co-owner Mike McQuady told the paper the restaurant was being sold and would close around the end of June or sometime in July so the space could be renovated into a new concept. The new owners would not keep the Tuscany Grill name. The doors closed in July.
So the space was sold with a new concept already planned. When the replacement's name came out in October, the only real question was what kind of restaurant it would be.
Same Licenses, Different Room
The Delmont calls itself an Italian American bistro. On its website, the owners sign off as "Chris & Steve." They describe a "casually upscale neighborhood destination with great food, a lively bar, modern gaming, and an energetic atmosphere," shaped by "our East Coast roots." They mention the wood-fired oven, Italian favorites, tavern classics and a place where "neighbors can unwind over cocktails, pizza, gaming and conversation."
The posted menu, summarized by Vegas Food News on October 20, leans that way. It includes brick-oven pizzas, a Philly cheesesteak, chicken francaise and linguine with clams.
Here is how the two compare:
| Tuscany Grill, 1999 to July 2026 | The Delmont, coming | |
|---|---|---|
| Style | Neighborhood Italian, as the Review-Journal described it | Italian American bistro, East Coast-inspired |
| Signature plates | Chicken Parm, seafood pastas, prime rib, oversized desserts | House pizza with pepperoni, ricotta and hot honey; Philly cheesesteak; chicken francaise; linguine with clams |
| Kitchen centerpiece | Not specified in reporting | Wood-fired, brick oven |
| Bar and gaming licenses | Restaurant with bar; restricted gaming | Transfer from Tuscany Grill approved by City Council |
| Known for | Celebratory gatherings | "Cocktails, pizza, gaming and conversation" |
The license transfer is why the new tenant can still feel familiar. With the council's approval to move the bar and restricted-gaming licenses directly from Tuscany Grill to The Delmont, the suite is set to keep its bar and its gaming. What's built around them is a different idea of a night out. Big desserts and prime rib for a birthday table are giving way to a pizza, a cheesesteak and a seat at the bar. The house pie, with pepperoni, ricotta and hot honey, gives a fair sense of the new tone.
Where Opening Day Stands
As of late October, The Delmont has not announced an opening date. The homepage still reads "We are Firing Up the Oven. Check Back Soon." The October 10 Instagram post was its most recent when Neon reported on the restaurant. It showed a space coming together, without a date. Vegas Food News also reported no opening date as of October 20.
The website collects newsletter signups, which is likely where any opening announcement will appear first. For anyone hoping to book a holiday dinner at the old Tuscany Grill corner this year, that announcement will decide it.
The Name That Left the Building
The restaurant closed, but its co-owner has said he wants to keep the name going. When McQuady confirmed the sale in April, he told Neon that the sale was partly driven by his two business partners' plans to retire, and that he was looking for a new location to reopen Tuscany Grill.
Neon's October story about The Delmont moving in did not mention a Tuscany Grill reopening. The chicken Parm is no longer on Eastern Avenue. If it comes back, it will be at an address that hasn't been publicly named yet.
The Rest of the Neighborhood Map Is Moving Too
The Eastern Avenue handoff is one of several changes in this part of Henderson that shift where nearby residents eat and shop.
China Mama opened on Friday, June 5, 2026, at 2550 St. Rose Pkwy., Suite 110. The Review-Journal's Neon reported it as owner Ivy Ma's eighth location, serving its signature crispy beef, Sichuan dishes and dim sum. It gives the area a full-menu dinner option that already has its doors open while the Eastern Avenue suite is still under construction.
Errands are shifting as well. Aldi is building a store at 2650 W. Horizon Ridge Pkwy., in part of a former Albertsons. The Review-Journal reported on July 28 that "coming soon" signs were up and that Aldi's Moreno Valley division vice president expected the store to open "by the end of the year." It would be the valley's fifth Aldi and Henderson's second, after the store at 621 Marks St. As of late October, the end-of-year target is still a target. No grand-opening date has been announced, and Aldi's grand-openings page did not list the Horizon Ridge address.
Three Things Still Open This Season
There are three things to watch locally before the year ends:
- The Delmont's opening date. The posted menu shows what the bistro will serve, but not when. Watch the homepage and the restaurant's Instagram.
- The Aldi grand opening on Horizon Ridge. The opening target reported in July is the end of the year, and no date has been announced yet.
- A new address for Tuscany Grill. McQuady said he planned to reopen under the old name. Wherever it lands will be the next place to find its chicken Parm.
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