So what will the change mean for the menus? Kudrak says the company had “really great success” with the Lucky Penny there and “wanted to bring that creativity and some of that food style up here to Red Rock and Green Valley Ranch.” The Lucky Penny brand may be familiar to Palms customers as it was developed at that still-shuttered resort. According to Joseph Kudrak, director of culinary operations for Station Casinos, changes will be limited to “the food, the quality and the creativity.” He says the switch is intended to “refresh and improve the quality of the products that we’re offering.” There won’t be any redecorating or redesign, however. The remaining Grand Cafes, at Boulder Station, Sunset Station and Santa Fe Station, also are set for a name change, becoming Brass Fork Cafes sometime in April. The Grand Cafe locations in Red Rock and Green Valley Ranch resorts will be converted to Lucky Penny Cafes, effective Wednesday. Cannon/Las Vegas Review-Journal) Casinos is shaking up its 24-hour dining operations. Chef Teresa Ramirez puts some finishing touches on a order of Prime Rib Hash, a menu item at the new Lucky Penny Cafe at Red Rock Resort.
