The brewery is named after State Road 76, the original trail that ran alongside the San Luis River that the tribe used to migrate back and forth from the coast during the seasons.
SR76 will be the first casino and Native American-owned craft brewery in Southern California, featuring a variety of styles of beer to showcase the history and agriculture of the surrounding area.
“The newest additions to our resort will continue to give our guests an unparalleled experience expected when visiting a first-class resort.” “Our team is constantly developing new ideas and resort amenities that will further enhance the guest experience here on property,” said Janet Beronio, regional president and general manager of Harrah’s Resort Southern California. The $14-million project is part of Harrah’s newest resort offerings, which first debuted in spring 2014 when the property unveiled a $160-million renovation that included a new hotel tower, Spiked cocktail bar, Corked wine and beer bar, convention and entertainment center, and a new indoor/outdoor restaurant ‘ritas Cantina. VALLEY CENTER, CA-Harrah’s Resort Southern California has begun construction on its latest expansion to include the addition of an in-house brewery, SR76 22 new guestrooms with wellness amenities four new meeting rooms fresh juice and smoothie chain, Robek’s a new dining option, KJ Chinese Kitchen fitness center rebuild renovations to the spa and a pedestrian-friendly nature trail.
