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The Review-Journal's report of 28 April 2026 says the food hall "began construction this week", and its photographs by Liv Paggiarino are captioned "Monday, April 27, 2026, at the UnCommons[3] in Las Vegas" - the Monday of that week, which fixes the day.
The operator's own page for what is being built: "the 18,000-square-foot venue at UnCommons[3]" with "12 dining stalls" and "among them Michelin-recognized talents".
The landlord's tenant page, which gives the address being built out - "6840 Helen Toland St., Las Vegas, NV 89113" - and the planned hours, "Daily 11am - 10pm".[1]
Written eleven weeks into the build and still reporting "a fall opening". It adds the room's dimensions - "18,000 square feet and seat approximately 400 guests indoors and outdoors, with 12 international imports and some Las Vegas-based favorites" - and Frank Clark on why the suburbs rather than the Strip or Chinatown.[1]
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I wouldn’t expect roller skating and third-person shooting to be a chocolate and peanut butter situation, but Rollerdrome proves it can be just that. By essentially inventing a new single-player sport, OlliOlli World developer Roll7 has found enough ways to make both sides of this unique coin shine without getting overwhelming. Wrap that package in an intriguing world with more going on beyond the sport than you might expect, and I’ve found myself lost in match after match of skate-shooting mayhem.
