The popular southside country bar Stoney’s marked its venture into the north side of the Las Vegas Valley with the opening of Stoney’s North Forty at Santa Fe Station last month.

Like its sister to the south, Stoney’s North Forty follows the authentic country roadhouse tradition with things like the sawdust strewn floor and a mechanical bull.

One of the more interesting offerings at Stoney’s is a special breed of bottle service that includes Boone’s Farm. It’s part of a theme that permeates throughout Stoney’s that shuns the fancy and unnecessarily ornate. Even things like glasses are out, being replaced instead with plastic cups.

“If you bought a bottle of Boone’s Farm or if you buy a bottle of Dom Pérignon, you’re drinking out of a plastic cup,” Stoney Gray told the Las Vegas Sun back in December.

By Casino Connection Staff