Meanwhile, the casino space will be expanded using property “behind the wall,” which would not affect existing operations at the venue. The hall will replace the buffet's former location, and also use a piece of vacant land behind the building. The new dining hall is set to feature six “quick-serve” restaurants, including nationally known brands yet to be unveiled, Boyd President and CEO Keith Smith said on the call, according to KSNV. Executives for the company made the announcement during a call with investors held on Tuesday, in which the company also reported record first-quarter revenues. Boyd Gaming’s Fremont Hotel & Casino in downtown Las Vegas is expanding its casino floor and replacing its former buffet with a new dining hall concept.
