We decided to finally visit and were pleased with the location and wine selections…read more They have a cooler with charcuterie options. Anthony is the owner/host and Erin is the Sommelier. Both are easy to engage. Located in the Summit Mall next to Hansel's Homemade Ice Cream.

Visited Mt Rose Wine on a Friday from 5-7pm with a group of 25 ladies. This was my first time there…read morebut I have been wanted to try it out for a while. This wine bar has a variety of wine from all around the world. Some expected wines from France and California, but also some more obscure ones from places such as Austria, so there is something for every taste! You can both order a wine by the glass or buy a bottle, which they will open for you to have onsite and that you can also take home if you don't finish it. Their prices are fair for a bottle and I wish I had done that instead of ordering a glass. The service was great! We had a huge group, yet the server was super patient and provided great recommendations to everyone. She was running around the whole time to take care of us and other patrons, but always did it with a smile on her face. I never felt rushed. They have limited snack options for purchase but allow you to bring in your own snacks as well. Finally, the space. It is on the smaller size but we were able to fit our group in without issues, while still leaving some open tables for other patrons. They also provide service on a handful of outdoor tables. The only minor issue is they had live music which felt quite loud in such a small place, but when asked, they were able to lower the volume a bit which was very nice of them!

Over the years I have stopped in Archive for a great glass of wine…read more This summer Archive added a small event space to their property. A small building in the back of the patio area. Archive has also been hosting some fabulous pop dinners and wine tasting in this new space. The pop ups have been great fun. I have attended two where two of my favorite chefs were creating their unique dishes, and Archive owner nailed the perfect pairings with all the dishes. The space isn't huge, so the events are limited to 30 people. Just right to get star treatment from everyone. No pretentious wine snobs or chefs, everyone discussing the highlights of the food and wine. Besides the dinners, Archive has also been hosting blind tastings and other fun wine discovery night. Street parking is limited. There is a parking ramp just around the corner that is easy to use.

We went here wanting to check out a new wine place. We were not disappointed. The gentleman was…read morevery friendly and knowledgeable. An enormous wine selection, you are most definitely able to find something you like here. They also have snacks and charcuterie and if that isn't enough, there are a few places to get something to eat inside West Street Market that you can get and bring back in.

Cool place, they have cocktail-style mead and beer-style! And FROZEN mead! They host a lot of cool…read moreevents, we stumbled into a drag show.

Nice little place if you want to try mead. They also have craft beers and a full bar. A bit dark…read moreand a little trendy, but with a friendly staff. Live music of various styles a few times a month. Get there before 7:00pm to grab a table. Hand sandwiches are available.

This place is so cool and not cool at the same time…read more.. Here's the bad stuff... 1. Super construction going on and the parking lots are a mess, you don't know to go right or left and I got lost finding entrances even after 3 days.really dirty too. 2. The dirt doesn't stop there. Our first room we were given was so smokey I mean burning eyes smokey. There was a box fan sitting outside the room so I think they tried to air it out but it was like someone burned a cigar in there and just closed the door. 3. After going thru a room swap we were given another room. Fine but there was a dirty rag left in the bathroom counter with hairs all over it. Not a huge deal but still, come on right? 4. The late check out. Went to the front desk night before to make sure late check out was ok since we were at an event that morning. No problem they said you got until 4 with an additional fee. Great right? Nope since our room was a room that was attached to a suite they needed us out before that. Just come on again! 5. The service is just rude everywhere. I mean everyone you encounter! The Rim restaurant guy host in a suit..., I'm convinced was high as a kite. Don't believe me, go there and talk to him, holy! The security desk, rude and unhelpful. Anyone you call on the phone from the room, rude. I'm not expecting Disney customer service, but come on man! Someone teach these guys some customer service skills. So the good.... The resort is really cool. Bowling video games, nice casino, everything to spend a fun weekend. We may even come back just to do the pool and stuff to do there. To wrap it up... Lower your expectations. Your not going to get the cleanest room. Most certainly you will be treated rudely. It's a place that could be so epic but falls short due to just taking short cuts in the customer service, organization and just plain care about your whole experience factor. P.S. you will receive at least 5 text messages telling you about how great their spa is.

Another year visiting this place, and unfortunately, not much has changed since my last stay. We've…read morebeen here since last night, and I wanted to share some of our experiences. The room was okay--nothing special, but no major complaints. The Starbucks is always packed, which seems to be the norm here. Today, I visited the Second Street Marketplace downstairs. The young employee who assisted me had very poor customer service. He didn't acknowledge me, didn't offer a bag for the items I purchased, didn't say thank you, and seemed more interested in chatting with his coworkers than helping customers. Based on what I observed, I wasn't the only customer having issues with him. We also requested housekeeping service for our room. We were informed there would be a charge, which was fine with us. However, after the service, the room looked exactly the same. The bed was made, but that was about it. Now, let's talk about the restaurant downstairs. I ordered a steak, but they brought me chicken instead. I clearly told the waitress I wanted steak. When I pointed out the mistake, another older employee insisted that what I was served was steak. I'm pretty sure I know the difference between chicken and steak. Fortunately, Teddy stepped in, listened to my concern, apologized, and had my order corrected. That is what great customer service looks like. Even our waitress suggested that I just eat the chicken, but guests should never be told to accept something they didn't order. The casino and the room itself were good, and I enjoyed those aspects of my stay. However, many of the staff members could benefit from additional customer service training. To corporate, management, the CEO, owner, or whoever is responsible: please invest in better customer service training. Your guests deserve a better experience. #CustomerService #Management #Hospitality #GuestExperience

Staycation after a banquet was perfect. We didn't have to drive home. We enjoyed the casino for a…read morelittle bit too. The room-one of my peeves in hotel rooms are the lack of luggage racks. Our room had 2-yippee. It makes sense 2 people in a room 2 sets of luggage!! The king bed was comfy and had plenty of pillows. The bathroom was nice, water pressure was good in the shower and so was the lighting. One interesting item was the use of comps at the restaurants. I was told we could only use them Sunday thru Thursday. Kind of peculiar that they are limited.

Horrible place to play . Dealers r very rude especially Carson and Manuel at the craps table…read more Supervisor did nothing , manager did nothing . They came to the table and were rude to me right from jump Talking down To me. One dealer literally said if u don't know how to bet to my friend then don't bet here. Instead of dealing with it they ask me to leave . They do not value their customers here! I recommend another casino where you will be appreciated .

This event was so much fun! My hubby and I attended. We spent 100 bucks on raffle tickets. We won…read morethe Reno Rodeo Bundle, which included rodeo tickets, a Coors duffel bag,a Cowboy hat, and some other items. We were pleased with our prize. The band was straight out of the 80's. They played great 80's music and were dressed to match. People were dancing on the dance floor, laughing and having a great time. All the booths had lines, but tastings were worth the wait. I'm greatfull to have been chosen by YELP to attend this event. If I don't get chosen by YELP next year, I just might pay for the hubby, and I go. We had a wonderful time.

This was our first time at the Golden Nugget Casino event that benefits the Sierra Art…read moreFoundation!!! The people at the Casino were awesome! Kind and helpful! What a nice place to hold an event! Everyone I met with the Sierra Arts foundation was so helpful having a fun time working the event. Many great Artists as well as beer and spirits vendors were there! Although we like beer, we also went to taste a great product from Long Drink. So different and very nice. The comedian was good and the music awesome! We had a hot dog, that was very large, fat and juicy!! Not your average hot dog! A very good choice! Yum! The artists are so talented! We went home with a couple of purchases, but wish we could have gone home with so many more! The Golden Nugget and especially the Sierra Arts Foundation did a wonderful job! A nice event, everyone having a responsibly good time! Here are a some pictures from this event! A very fun and worthy event helping local artists, "Teach Nuture and Support"! Great Vendors, easy access parking, a wonderful place to hold this event, the Ballroom was massive!! Appreciate the vendors and artists who kindly posed for these photos! Thank you! And thank you Sierra Arts for such a enjoyable evening!! And Thanks to Yelp, Sierra Arts, especially Michael T for the VIP invite tickets!!

Best show! Had all the things you would want. My mom and daughter had a great time too.read more

I made a reservation at El Dorado in Reno back in June 2025 for a three-night stay…read more(Tuesday-Thursday, checking out Friday) in April 2026. After nearly 10 months of planning, I expected the basics to be handled correctly. When we checked in, we were given a double room instead of the King room we reserved. I went back to the front desk and was told that because they were oversold for Thursday night, there was no way to move us into a King room at all during our stay. That explanation didn't make much sense--they confirmed they had King rooms available Tuesday and Wednesday, but because of the Thursday overbooking, they couldn't honor the reservation for any of the nights. So even though I booked months in advance and had already arrived, I was effectively bumped in favor of guests who hadn't even checked in yet. To make matters worse, only 2 out of 5 elevators were working the entire stay, which led to long waits (up to 20 minutes to get down in the morning) and added frustration. After the fact, I looked through other reviews and saw that this seems to be an ongoing issue, not a one-off situation. Between the reservation not being honored and the operational problems, it was a pretty disappointing experience overall. Skip this place.

Gayle, Jim, Marti, and I took this most enjoyable walking tour yesterday on a nice warm Sunday…read moreafternoon. The tour started with the lower level of the Renaissance Hotel (who provided water and a snack) for a introduction, a historical set-up (in costume) and fun "throw the cards" warm-up. Once outside (fully masked) and "on the road", our tour stops included the old Post Office/West Elm, the Reno Courthouse, the Virginia Street Bridge, Space Whale/Site of old Mapes Hotel, Old Riverside Hotel, one of Reno's historic old Alleys, and Belle Island. In between were stories of hangings, rings thrown from the bridge, missing person/mob hits, possible prohibition liquor runs through alleged tunnels, and of course the church where the finale of Sister Act was filmed. There were also magic tricks, bad jokes, a look up in the sky gag for tour add-ons, a fake birthday song tribute to a surprised restaurant patron, and a very enjoyable and interactive outdoor experience. The expedition ended back at the hotel with a ring magic trick, a bit historical letter reveal, and appreciation for a job well done. This expedition actually left me with wanting more in terms of local historical tidbits and stories. Maybe sometime post-COVID, a longer and smaller attended walking tour would be "in the cards". In the meantime, please buy a ticket to the Weird Reno walking tour and thank you Kalin, Jinger, Jacques, and family for a bringing a little welcome joy to such a challenging time. Sincerely - Shorty

True magic from beginning to end! Very interactive with the…read moreaudience and I know some of us left wondering- how did they do that? I like how they integrated past, present and future. It was nice to experience something new and much needed in a long time. I definitely recommend getting tickets. We were laughing throughout the tour. So much history of which I learned about that I had no idea.., which left me truly inspired. I'll keep an eye out as I overheard there would be special events around Halloween and the holidays yay! It was a great Saturday in which we were enchanted, outdoors and walking triple points. Even celebrating someone's birthday! If I have friends come from out of town I'll be sure to let them know to check out Weird Reno!