This artist's rendering shows what the 50s-style ice cream food stall will look like inside the under construction MGM National Harbor Casino and Resort in Prince George's County. The $1.3 billion resort is set to open later this year and will feature a food market with 10 different vendors including S'Cream. (Courtesy MGM National Harbor Casino and Resort)
Courtesy MGM National Harbor Casino and Resort
This artist's rendering shows what the Bahn Mi Vietnamese Kitchen food stall will look like inside the under construction MGM National Harbor Casino and Resort in Prince George's County. The $1.3 billion resort is set to open later this year and will feature a food market with 10 different vendors. (Courtesy MGM National Harbor Casino and Resort)
Courtesy MGM National Harbor Casino and Resort
This artist's rendering shows what one of the restaurants will look like inside the under construction MGM National Harbor Casino and Resort in Prince George's County. The $1.3 billion resort is set to open later this year and will feature a food market with 10 different vendors and multiple restaurants. (Courtesy MGM National Harbor Casino and Resort)
Courtesy MGM National Harbor Casino and Resort
This artist's rendering shows what the seafood stall will look like inside the under construction MGM National Harbor Casino and Resort in Prince George's County. The $1.3 billion resort is set to open later this year and will feature a food market with 10 different vendors. (Courtesy MGM National Harbor Casino and Resort)
WASHINGTON — No buffet, but there will be plenty to eat at the MGM National Harbor Casino and Resort.
MGM National Harbor has released a list of eateries that will feed the resort’s guests and gamblers when it opens later this year, and there’s not a red-eye casino buffet among them.
MGM National Harbor will have what it calls the National Market, a huge food hall with at least 10 food stalls.
Scheduled to be part of the National Market:
A taco stand called Amo Los Tacos.
A Vietnamese food stall called Bahn Mi Vietnamese Kitchen.
A Japanese counter called Bento.
A deli called District Deli.
A fried chicken and doughnut stand called Honey’s Fried Chicken and Donuts.
A 50s-style ice cream shop called S’Cream.
A crab shack and a hamburger joint will also be part of National Market, though plans have not yet been finalized, MGM said.
The casino also announced three additional restaurants. Guests will be able to feast at Ginger, a Pan Asian restaurant; TAP Sports Bar and Bellagio Patisserie.
MGM previously announced several other restaurants: Fish, from celebrity D.C. chef Jose Andres; Marcus Brasserie from New York chef Marcus Samuelsson; and Voltaggio Steak from Bryan and Michael Voltaggio of “Top Chef” fame.
The $1.3 billion MGM National Harbor Casino and Resort is scheduled to open late this year.
Jeff Clabaugh has spent 20 years covering the Washington region's economy and financial markets for WTOP as part of a partnership with the Washington Business Journal, and officially joined the WTOP newsroom staff in January 2016.
