The ceremony had Tribal Chairman Dru Alejandre as one of the main speakers, who spoke about this expansion in terms of economic progress and the possibility of creating new jobs for people in the area.

The tribe is one of the top-three largest employers in Tehama County, providing more than 700 jobs for the local community.įor more information visit, the construction having started in 2019, the facility in Corning opened Thursday two restaurants, Rock & Brews and Fatburger, conference rooms, as well as an expanded gaming area by 40%. The recent opening of Rock & Brews, Fatburger and now The Brews Hall is part of the tribe’s goal to build a sustainable future for its people and the surrounding communities, according to a press release issued Thursday. “They are renowned for high quality, and their name recognition ensures we will attract new visitors by bringing an exciting option to the residents of the North State, as well as create more new jobs for local residents.”

“We are excited to have this iconic brand be integral to our expansion,” said Andrew “Dru” Alejandre, tribal chairman of the Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians. The Brews Hall will feature beers exclusively from the Paskenta Brewery & Distillery and the George Lopez Brewing Co.

Originally launched with locations in Torrance and Hermosa Beach by famed restaurateur Michael Zislis, The Brews Hall will be home to four distinctly different food concepts including: George Lopez’s Chingon Kitchen featuring authentic Mexican food Rock’N Fish Grill, a Manhattan Beach fish house favorite Unami Warrior featuring Asian Fusion cuisine and Pasta Girl serving up Italian favorites. CORNING - The Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians, owner and operator of the Rolling Hills Casino and Resort in Corning, held a grand opening ceremony Thursday for the The Brews Hall.

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