A longtime Henderson restaurant space is getting an East Coast-inspired refresh. The Delmont plans to move into the former Tuscany Grill at 11105 S. Eastern Ave., bringing an Italian American bistro, a wood-fired oven, a lively bar, and gaming to the address. Here’s what the restaurant has shared so far, what diners can expect from the early menu, and what remains unknown before opening.
What is The Delmont?
The Delmont calls itself a casually upscale neighborhood bistro, drawing on its owners’ East Coast roots. The concept combines Italian dishes with tavern classics, cocktails, pizza, and a bar-and-gaming area, according to the restaurant’s website.
Its proposed menu gives a clearer sense of the food than the broad “Italian American” label alone. The posted selections include brick-oven pizzas, a Philly cheesesteak, chicken Francese, and linguine with clams. The house pizza pairs pepperoni with ricotta and hot honey.
Those early menu details suggest the kitchen plans to mix familiar Italian-American plates with East Coast tavern fare. They are a preview of the posted menu, not a guarantee that every dish will be available on opening day. Diners should check the restaurant’s own channels for the final menu and prices.
From Tuscany Grill to The Delmont
Tuscany Grill served diners at this address for more than 27 years before closing in July. The Henderson City Council approved the transfer of the restaurant-with-bar and restricted-gaming business licenses to the new licensee operating as The Delmont.
A license transfer clears a regulatory step; it does not mean the restaurant has opened. The Delmont’s website still says it is preparing the space, and the owners have not announced an opening date, hours, or reservation details. |
Quick facts for Henderson diners
The address sits along South Eastern Avenue, a busy Henderson corridor with established neighborhood businesses and restaurants. For former Tuscany Grill regulars, the change will be easy to locate but different in name and concept. For newer residents, The Delmont offers another dining option to watch as the area grows.
What diners can expect from the concept?
The restaurant describes its atmosphere as casually upscale, with a lively bar, cocktails, gaming, and a wood-fired oven. That gives the concept a clear restaurant-and-bar identity, while its Italian dishes and tavern classics leave room for a wider mix of occasions. The official website has not yet posted operating hours, reservation instructions, or prices; those details will help diners plan once an opening date is set.
What the license approval tells us
Henderson City Council’s approval of the business-license transfer is an important step in the transition from Tuscany Grill to The Delmont. It confirms that the new operator is moving forward under its own name and licensing. It does not establish when the restaurant will begin serving guests or whether every element of the proposed concept will be ready on day one.
For diners, the practical details to watch are straightforward:
The owners’ recent social updates have described the space as coming together. Follow The Delmont on Instagram or check its website for announcements before making a special trip.
A familiar address with a new identity
Tuscany Grill’s long run gave the location a place in Henderson’s dining history. The Delmont inherits that address, but it will have to establish its own reputation through the food, service, pricing, and consistency customers experience once it opens.
For neighborhood restaurants, the first weeks can be a learning period as staff refines service and guests discover the menu. Readers can keep expectations grounded by checking for current hours and availability before visiting, then judging the restaurant on what it actually serves.
The Delmont is still preparing to open. The confirmed story so far is a new Italian American bistro planned for the former Tuscany Grill space, backed by an approved license transfer and an early menu preview. Watch the official site and social page for the details Henderson diners need next. |
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I’m more curious about the restaurant than the gaming license. Hopefully we’ll get a look at the menu soon.
For anyone looking for it, the old Tuscany Grill spot is on South Eastern near Sunridge Heights. Curious what moves in.
I hope The Delmont keeps the neighborhood restaurant feel that made Tuscany Grill such a familiar place in Henderson.
The license transfer is approved, but that doesn’t tell us when The Delmont might actually open. I’ll wait and see.
That stretch of South Eastern has plenty of places to eat. I hope The Delmont gives neighbors a reason to try it.
Council approval is good news for The Delmont, but there’s still no word on when it might open.
My family went to Tuscany Grill for birthdays. It’ll feel strange seeing a different name at that address.
My family ate at Tuscany Grill for years. It’ll feel strange seeing a different name at that Eastern Avenue address.
The license transfer is a step forward, though I’d like to hear what kind of food The Delmont plans to serve.
It’s definitely going to be a mix of comfort and tradition! The owners are leanining heavily into their East Coast roots. The concept is a casually upscale neighborhood bistro featuring a wood-fired oven for pizza, traditional Italian favorites, and tavern classics. They've even mentioned bringing in authentic Philly cheesesteaks. On top of that, they're retaining Tuscany Grill's chef, so you can expect a lot of continuity alongside the new additions.
I’ll miss Tuscany Grill after all those years, but I’m glad the space on Eastern won’t sit empty.
I’d like to know what kind of restaurant The Delmont will be before getting too excited about the change.
I’m glad the Tuscany Grill space won’t sit empty for long. Twenty-seven years is a hard act to follow.
It really is a bittersweet milestone! Passing the torch after nearly three decades marks the end of a major era for local dining. It is definitely comforting to know the neighborhood won't have a dark storefront for long. The Delmont team seems eager to step into that legacy with their own spin on an Italian bistro vibe, so hopefully, it becomes a new go-to neighborhood spot for the next generation. Thanks for reading and commenting!