Electric Pickle Will Open in Rancho Cucamonga in 2027

The restaurant and pickleball complex will anchor the new Courtyard at The Resort development.

Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Dining Out

Bold vector editorial illustration showing two pickleball paddles and citrus on a patio table, representing a new dining and leisure development. — Eureka! Restaurant Group will launch its Electric Pickle restaurant and pickleball venue in the Rancho Cucamonga development by June 2027. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Live Poll

Would you choose an eatertainment venue for your next night out?

Eureka! Restaurant Group plans to bring its Electric Pickle concept to Rancho Cucamonga by June 2027. The venue is set to serve as an anchor for the upcoming Courtyard at The Resort development.

Why it matters

The project aims to provide local residents with a new entertainment experience that blends active sports with social dining. It marks a significant expansion for the company, which currently operates 30 restaurants across six states.

The Tempe, Arizona location features a 12,000-square-foot restaurant and 4.5 acres of space hosting nine outdoor pickleball courts. Eureka! Restaurant Group currently manages 30 total dining establishments across six states.

The players

Eureka! Restaurant Group

This hospitality company currently operates 30 restaurants across six states and is the parent organization behind the Electric Pickle brand.

The details

The facility will offer a diverse menu featuring street tacos, sushi, smash burgers, and pizza. Beyond dining, the site will include recreational amenities such as bocce ball, cornhole, and live music on a patio.

The first Eureka! restaurant opened in Redlands in 2009.
The initial Electric Pickle location opened in Tempe, Arizona, in 2025.
The original Redlands Eureka! location closed in June 2026.
The Rancho Cucamonga Electric Pickle is scheduled to open in June 2027.

Culture Shift

This development follows a broader cultural pivot toward "eatertainment" venues that pair dining with active recreation. The project positions itself to capture interest from the estimated 20 million pickleball players in the United States.

Residents can expect the new development to provide a dedicated hub for both social gatherings and active sports. The project is designed to integrate leisure dining with outdoor recreation, potentially changing how locals spend their time in the Courtyard at The Resort.

The takeaway

This development signals a shift in the local hospitality market toward integrated entertainment spaces. Residents interested in the new venue can track construction milestones at the Courtyard at The Resort as the June 2027 opening date approaches.