We are almost there! Our Grand Opening weekend is August 1st- August 2nd. #comingsoon #goldfield #hardluck pic.twitter.com/k4fioMdIYr

— Goldfield (@Goldfield1849) July 14, 2014

Goldfield Trading Post, the country bar and restaurant by Ace of Spades and Tank House, announced that it will have its opening weekend on Aug. 1 and Aug. 2.

The bar and music venue will be led by Ace of Spades and Assembly's Bret Bair and Eric Rushing, and Tank House's Tyler Williams. The food, per the Sac Bee, will be "Americana-style comfort foods and rotisserie chicken."

The restaurant replaces Hamburber Patties, which closed in September 2013.

Goldfield will be located at 1630 J St., and can be found online at http://goldfieldtradingpost.com/.

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