Nevada's Last Remaining Big Boy Restaurant Closes

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The Big Boy restaurant at Terrible's Casino Indian Springs in Nevada is closing down after more than 5 years in business. The location was part of the Big Boy Restaurant Group, which operates the Big Boy brand across the country, but was not an official Bob's Big Boy. The closure means Nevada will no longer have any remaining Big Boy restaurants.

Why it matters

The closure of the Big Boy Indian Springs location marks the end of an era for the iconic burger chain in Nevada. Big Boy restaurants, known for their double-decker burgers and classic diner atmosphere, have been a staple of American dining culture for decades. The shuttering of this last remaining Nevada outpost is a symbolic loss for fans of the brand and a sign of the changing landscape of the restaurant industry.

The details

The Big Boy Indian Springs opened in November 2020 as part of the Terrible's Casino complex. It was operated by the Big Boy Restaurant Group, which acquired the rights to the Big Boy brand from the original Bob's Big Boy chain, but was not officially a Bob's location. After more than 5 years in business, the restaurant announced it would be closing its doors for good on March 31, 2026. This closure means Nevada will no longer have any Big Boy restaurants, as the Indian Springs location was the last remaining in the state.

• The Big Boy Indian Springs opened in November 2020.
• The restaurant announced it would be closing on March 31, 2026 after more than 5 years in business.

What’s next

The Big Boy Restaurant Group has indicated they may be implementing a new restaurant concept at the Terrible's Casino Indian Springs location in the future, though details have not been announced.