Taylor Sheridan unveils plans for a members-only club inside Cattlemen’s Steak House

The 75-year-old restaurant is undergoing a multi-million dollar renovation + is gaining an exclusive club, brought to you by the creator of the hit shows “Landman” and “Yellowstone.”

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Current renovations for the restaurant include new dining, bar, and event spaces + a 20,723-sqft outdoor patio with a live music stage and large screen for sports viewing.

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Texas rancher and television producer Taylor Sheridan, with his partners at SGS Holdings Group David Glasser and Dan Schryer, have bought the long-standing staple near Exchange and Main streets. This summer, they plan on introducing a new, exclusive dining and social club where members can enjoy perks in a setting that evokes the American West’s golden era.

Cattlemen’s Club will only be accessible via a private, members-only elevator inside of the restaurant. The interior design will include copper bar tops, rich leather furnishings, and ambient lighting, boasting a Western-inspired sophistication.

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The dining and social club will have a 130-person seating capacity.

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Individual and corporate (up to four individuals) memberships are priced at $3,000 and $9,000, respectively. Each requires a $1,000 initiation fee + there are limited spots available.

Memberships include:

  • Access to the club with their guests and priority reservations at Cattlemen’s Steak House
  • VIP access to high-profile artists performing on the patio stage
  • Exclusive wine, bourbon, and craft spirits tastings
  • Access to reserve the Member’s Board Room — fully equipped with audiovisual services
  • Exclusive experiences and invitations to private on-site and off-site events
  • Partnerships with local businesses

In September 2025, the restaurant and club welcomed Executive Chef Theodore Tom from SW Steakhouse at the Wynn Las Vegas.

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