It's a gem in the middle of nowhere! It's our tradition to…read morecheck out local bars whenever we go to small towns to immerse yourself with the locals. This place did not disappoint! We came in around 9 PM after a whole day hike in the North twin River for pre-hunting survey. The bar owner informed us that they were closing at 10 PM, so that was a bummer! We decided to leave to go to camp and agreed to come back the day after. We came in at 2 PM the next day and met Robyn (bartender/owner). Such an amazing person. We played pool and ordered a bunch of drinks. I ordered Long Island ice tea which Robyn made so effortlessly flawless! At par to what I get in Vegas or maybe even better. This was very impressive! Tom got tap beer which I believe was from Great Basin Brewery - I notice he loves this brewery a lot and usually picks this whenever this comes up as a choice. The inside decor is great. Taxidermy of deers, elks, mountain goat and many more (I wish I took pictures - I definitely will when we go back on October). The bathrooms were very clean and well kept and decorated to the theme. They don't have an attached kitchen to order food but it wasn't a deal breaker, we came for the drinks and the conversation and we got what we came for! I definitely would recommend if you find yourself in the area and we'll definitely be back in hunting season!

What a fun little bar in the middle of a very small town, Kingston. Friendly and good drinks. If…read moreyou are in the area, definitely suggest stopping by

I didn't go to the bar; it was 9:30 in the morning, and I didn't have enough gas to make it to one…read moreon the interstate. The gas pumps were locked, and no one was out. I knocked at a house that looked occupied. A lady came to the door, and I explained my dilemma. She said, "I'll call Lee." Less than two minutes later, his young friendly employee jogged from the bar, happily opened the pump, and was totally okay with me buying just enough to get to less expensive gas."I get it...our prices are a lot higher here."He processed my credit card, smiled and waved as he walked back toward the bar. That's service! I plan to visit that area again, and I will try their burgers. I bet they're great.

This is a little oasis in nowhere NV. Cold beer, good sandwich's and burgers, and if you're lucky…read moreyou can get some grand champion Dutch oven food from the owners. We always call a week ahead of time and let them know we're coming. Great environment, burgers, and welcoming owners. Lee and Jen are the best and go above and beyond for our large SxS group every year.

Amazing French Fries. Very good hamburger…read more Limited menu. 1 guy seemed to be the cook, waiter, server & head bottle washer. Disposable utensils. Best French Fries I've had anywhere on a LONG time. Home cut, perfectly prepared.

What a sad place. Dank, dirty, run-down, but with so much potential as as good weird instead of…read more.. well, it's not good weird, just decrepit, blighted, a testament to neglect and decline. The barman/proprietor Viktor was pouring booze from what appeared to be a generic bottle into a name brand one, and after a couple repeated shouted questions - the guy seemed deaf as one of the old posts in the creaky building - I wandered out of the bar and into the cafe/kitchen area. ... and promptly wandered right the hell out. There's no way I'd eat anything out of that kitchen. Absolutely not. Just gross and sad. Meanwhile, Viktor had spontaneously launched into a xenophobic maga rant to my wife; I'm guessing the poor thing absorbs AM talk radio all day long and is just full to bursting with it. Naturally, she didn't want to engage, and when she excused herself, he grabbed her hand and kissed it. Threatening? No. Creepy and gross? Absolutely. Awesome potential, in the building anyway, and no doubt some shards of really cool history buried under the dust and dank clutter, but honestly the whole vibe there is the crumbling abode of a bitter old racist trying to hang on as he falls into decay. Like building, like owner. Just... sad.

Great place! Cool pool table. Shuffleboard. Chill local hangout. Clean. Have Pinot Grigio wine…read more Bartender Jamie was great!

Fantastic, place great bar! Cold beer and super friendly…read moreowner!! Must a stop on the right side of the street! ‍

The category Dive Bar that the Owl Club comes up under in Yelp is fitting. As far as dive bars go…read morethis ranks up there but I'm reviewing the steakhouse portion. Four of my friends and I went to dinner here last Friday night and while we were waiting to be served they were complaining about the last time they had been in and how long it took to get there food. This time was no exception. The place was somewhat busy and I believe there was only one waitress. The atmosphere was noisy, the waitress was friendly and on top of it as she could be. The food was average and took a while to get. This being said it is Eureka NV with not many choices for places to work or eat so if you decide to stop in you will have to just grin and bare it.

Two stars for being the few food spots open around noon on a Sunday afternoon and for decent food…read morein the middle of the desert. We wanted the Mexican spot next door but they were closed. There wasn't much of a choice. Service was ok, I think the poor boy was overworked managing the whole dining room himself and rude demanding customers screaming at him. Interior was nothing special, felt a little dirty. Had to ask for condiments. My hubbys cheeseburger was good but my chicken Philly cheesesteak had gigantic chicken slices so I can't pick it up and bite into it without the chicken falling out. I'm used to small, shredded pieces of chicken in a cheesesteak! Lemonade tastes like cough syrup. Afterwards, I had the worst stomachache the whole way home back to California. I know it's the desert but I would skip. PS: what is up with all the broken and chipped plates??? This shows this place truly does not care about the perception and the dining experience. Check out my broken chipped plate. My hubbys plate was worst with multiple chipped spots, can't see too well but check out his cheeseburger picture, you can see a chip on his plate.

If you're in the middle of north central Nevada Blitz Creek fills up a hungry traveler. Definitely…read morea working miners bar with bar fare. Service was great and who woulda thought there'd be a good salad bar. Nachos had their own flair to them and the food was good. Will stop by again. Fun quirky stop.

Pretty good food. Stayed here as a Harvest Host member. Trivia was fun and entertaining.read more

U.S. 50 may be the loneliest road in Nevada but Cold Springs Station is the FRIENDLIEST place in…read moreNevada. This is our second time here. First time we overnighted in the RV park and were lucky enough to time it with their Sunday buffet linner. The second time was to charge our Cybertruck. It's the best stop between Fernley and Eureka because we were towing our travel trailer. So, whatever floats your boat, this is a great place to stop. Thank you for your hospitality!

This place is such a gem! On our way from Fallon to Austin ,Nv on Hwy50 it was the perfect spot to…read morestop in for dinner and drinks. We were immediately greeted with a warm smile to be seated and asked what we would like to drink. (Which they have a great drink selection) My hubby and I ordered the ribeye and baked potato which came with a delicious salad and bread. Everything was delicious and perfectly cooked! The owner gave us a little back story on the restaurant and I thought how sweet she was to talk to us even though she was busy. The stop is definitely worth it!!!

A very spacious interior and dance floor, karaoke on certain nights, a stage for live bands,…read moreoutdoor patio, and new areas being renovated and opened up inside. A friendly staff, this place is as good as small town fun can get.

Great ambiance, looks like you walk in from the country into a big city club. Only has fast food no…read morerestaurant, service has been good every time I've been there. Would recommend to anyone in the area.

Had a good meal here while in town on an overnight. There isn't a lot going on and glad El Tapatio…read moreis. The restaurant is located inside the hotel, but has its own walkway entrance from street side. Traditional original old school interior, has a certain charm to it, nothing fancy but clean, comfortable and plenty of space around you. This eatery is family run and operated, and the service is friendly and kind. I had several different family members wait on me or stop by my table to check on me during my meal and visit. I opted for the Chili Rellenos, a pair of beautifully prepared cheese filled rellenos with rice and beans, along with a lemonade. Served with a basket of house chips and two salsas. My entree was very good, the pablanos were nicy prepared and stuffed and breaded in a traditional manner. Flavorful and well seasoned, a solid choice if I like rellenos, this is a good plate. I enjoyed my meal at a relaxed pace and made to feel at home while there. A fair price with good service. Worth a visit and your support. 4 Stars recommended 01019

While traveling thru Nevada on US Highway 50 I stopped for lunch in Eureka, Nevada. The bottom…read morefloor of the hotel features a bar and restaurant, El Tapatio, which serves wonderful Mexican dishes. I chose to eat at the bar since it is a beautiful piece of workmanship. I started with dinner menu item # 8, 2 Chile Rellenos with flower tortillas, beans, and red rice. They serve bottled beer and drinks so I chose a Negro Modelo. For my second coarse I ordered the Chicken Mole. The mole sauce was wonderful. This time I chose the corn tortillas. I had a second beer. This is a family run business which has been here since 2023. I would recommend you stop for lunch or dinner as you travel along the loneliest highway in America. After your meal you can walk up and down the Main Street of Eureka and see this old western town.