Northwest Las Vegas lands a new counterculture sandwich staple serving “toasted” subs and craft cocktails this spring
Las Vegas, NV (RestaurantNews.com) North Las Vegas homies won’t have to cruise across town to tame the munchies much longer. Cheba Hut “Toasted” Subs is sparking up a new Centennial Hills location on March 29 at 6485 N. Durango Drive, Suite 100, delivering its signature toasted subs, legit bar and laid-back counterculture vibes to one of the valley’s top-requested neighborhoods.
The big grand opening event will spark up on March 29th with a party that’s sure to be a hit among the homies. The first three people in line will get FREE Cheba Hut for an entire year.
In addition to that big prize, the Hut will also be giving out other prizes, Cheba swag and will have the full bar open for guests to try Kool-Aid cocktails, Red Bull mixers and signature drinks like the Buzzed Bong Water, the Hash Can or the Citrus Tsunami Rita.
The new joint marks another milestone for franchise partner Elevated Huts, the brand’s largest operator. With 25 locations, including Centennial Hills, the franchise group continues to plant Cheba flags in communities that have been asking for a closer cure for cottonmouth.
Inside, the Centennial Hills shop drops guests straight into the Chebaverse with a custom mural that traces a journey from the Ice Age to today. The shop’s visual centerpiece comes courtesy of Cheba Hut mainstay Finley, whose murals anchor joints across the nation; for Centennial Hills, he spins Southern Nevada’s past into a head-turning desert saga – from mammoths and dire wolves to Red Rock’s blazing cliffs – serving up a trippy, time-warped backdrop packed with Cheba Energy.
“The northwest side has been calling for years,” said Kyle Archer, owner and CEO of Elevated Huts. “Centennial Hills has its own rhythm – families, late-night crews, outdoor adventurers – and we designed this shop to match that energy. It’s a place where you can roll in after a Red Rock hike, post up with friends after work or make a midnight run when the munchies strike. We’re not just opening another restaurant; we’re building a neighborhood hang.”
The menu features more than 30 signature “toasted” subs served in Nug (4-inch), Pinner (8-inch) and Blunt (12-inch) sizes, alongside fresh salads, munchies like pretzel nugs and garlic cheese bread, and sweet treats that hit just right – almost too good homie. A self-serve Kool-Aid tap – the brand’s go-to cottonmouth fix – keeps the throwback vibes flowing, while guests 21 and up can post up at the full-service bar for local brews, signature cocktails and other irresistible sips built for lingering a little longer.
The Centennial Hills joint will be open from 10 a.m. to midnight Sunday through Thursday, with extended hours until 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday, making it a reliable stop for both lunch breaks and late-night linkups.
Guests can join Munchie Mob Rewards through the Cheba Hut app or online at ChebaHut.com/rewards/. For more information about Cheba Hut franchise opportunities, please visit franchise.ChebaHut.com.
About Cheba Hut
Cheba Hut has been escaping the established and getting “toasted” since 1998. Breaking the mold of mundane fast-casual concepts by becoming the first marijuana-themed sandwich “joint,” Cheba Hut is dedicated to providing customers with a delicious, memorable sandwich and munchie options in a chill, eclectic environment where genuine people serve made-to-order food. Cheba Hut’s fun and authentic dining experience includes a full-service bar and highlights its menu because it’s not about getting high; it’s about epic food and legendary service! This year, LOOP AI did a deep dive into customer sentiment, data and delivery satisfaction with brands all over the USA, and based on their data, awarded Cheba Hut as the “Most Loved Delivery Brand” meaning that nothing hits like a Cheba Hut “Toasted” Sub delivered directly to a homie’s door. For more information, check us out on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.
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