The only thing good about this place was the great bartender. Beer selection was poor as was hard…read moreliquor selection. This place was totally gimmicky. "Butch Cassidy," really folks?

The 1st thing we noticed was the cigarette smoke as we walked in, two guys at the bar smoking…read more Really? They still allow smoking in public spaces in NV? We grabbed a beer and went for the back to play shuffleboard and to get away from it. Decent bar, pool tables, sports tv, super nice bartender, clean. We just had a couple of beers, no food. Will probably go back as we pass back through in a couple of weeks. On an RV trip from OR to Utah.

I was in town visiting a friend and had a BLAST HERE!!!!! I'm from California (the Bay Area) and…read morecan say this bar was funner than the ones here (and there's a TON)! The owners were friendly and hilarious! They made us their signature shots- one was called "The Cum of the Gods" (SOOOOO GOOD) and I can't remember the other one but it tasted just like the mango Mexican lollipop! I will definitely be coming back the next time I'm in town! (FYI- They gave me the sticker in the picture!)

Fun spot, the bartender was on it. Got us our drinks super fast. Place was buzzing and so was I.read more

If you ever were a fan of the mineshaft in Winnemucca, it's owner, Mike has now moved over to…read moreravens. It's just as good, a no holds barred spot to hang out with the locals. Great jukebox and pool tables.

Looking for a local, uniquely rural Nevada bar to hang for a while before the Winter Holiday Faire…read moreparade. We found it at the Bar M which is on the street where the parade was held. Sweet! But we almost didn't make it as there were people inside but the door was locked. Luckily before we turned to find another place the owner, who was a very friendly and nice lady opened the door and invited us in, that is if we didn't mind some friends who were there with their toddlers. She didnt want any patrons offended by kids in the bar. Nice! We didn't but they left to watch the parade shortly after. Typical downtown local bar. Long bar against one wall plus a variety of pool/shuffleboard tables. Western rancher decor (naturally). You could tell it could be a party place for kids and cowboys. So the four of us sat and talked to the owner while she served us (strong) drinks, told us stories, we saw the fake ID hall of shame, and wandered in and out watching the parade go by. A real fun evening all around. This is a locals place. Nothing fancy. Friendly people, inexpensive drinks and just fun. This is rural Nevada.

Gosh, I used to love this place. I went here recently, mind…read moreyou I'll be 30 soon, I was asked to present my ID which I have no issue with, the Bartender looked at my ID and i was asked me to leave. I looked at her, and asked if she was serious, I think she transposed the year.. (born in 89, legal needs to be 98). It happens, i was allowed to stay after the mix up was settled. But here is the ticker.. I was with a group of friends, a round of shots were ordered, as she was making them a couple of my group had their backs to the bar, overheard her complaining about our group. We had just got there. We hadn't done anything to raise any trouble, let alone enough time too. We paid for the round, out of habit my fiance tapped the bar, like a drum sorta of way 3 taps. (Bum bum bum) She snapped at him. Don't hit my bar, than told us to leave, at this point I was more than happy to. The customer service was awful. Awful.

This bar is a sneaker upper I highly recommend it the ppl here were great & affordableread more

Nine years ago we stopped by Club 40 on our way from Denver to the Bay and we had a truly wild…read morenight of karaoke, dancing, and kickin' and a gougin' in the mud and the blood and the beer (but really, we were out till 4am and didn't have service and our friends who didn't go out thought we were dead). Anywho, just had a nice night at a watering hole in a small town in Alaska that made me think of Club 40. 10 / 10 would recommend.

Jessica and Cary are the only ones who have served us when we've come in for pool and the best…read moreburger Winnemucca offers after 10 P.M. The menu is changing, but it seems to be easier to read and cheaper for the consumer. While some menu items might not be offered, the current selection is still totally on-brand for the Bourbon Street franchise. If you aren't familiar with that franchise, remember that it's a NOLA themed sports-bar. They have great Cajun inspired drinks (and frozen daiquiris) and food items, as well as Mardi Gras themed decor (think "lady" photos, beads, boas, masks and more). Service is always speedy and games are always playing on any of the TVs or the large projectors towards the back. Be sure to play a couple of games of pool and some of the arcade games!

The food was great. We thought we were going for burgers, but instead had a teriyaki salmon bowl,…read morewhich was amazing. My wife ordered the same thing actually. The restaurant and bar were pretty lively and our server, Mark, had everything under control. He had quite a few tables and everybody received great service.

The waitress was polite and professional. There was only one other person eating in the restaurant…read more The place was clean. We ordered simple chicken Asian salads, thought that was an easy ask since it was probably slow. The salads were missing several ingredients: carrots, green onions, cilantro, rice noodles. The chicken was thin and dry. With 2 iced teas and a tip it was $50. Oh well, can't twin them all.

Best pizza within 200 miles Great toppings and a delicious…read morecrust Nicest local people DJ is always a great host

Gold Diggers is a small rural Saloon with unbelievable atmosphere, great food and service,…read morewonderful Bar Tenders, and a place where locals gather without a 30-minute drive to the closest town. DJ (the owner) and Bri, the best bartender in the country, make everyone welcome including the people pulling off I80 at exit 29 for the best Pizza in America to the campers exploring Rye Patch Resoviour and camping. From slow Winter night to the Annual Shin Dig in September, tot he Midget Wrestling in August all the way to Santa taking care of the kids at Christmas, Gold Diggers is the hottest place to be anyday any time anywhere.

For it's middle-of-nowhere-ness, I was pleasantly surprised by this place. I had been told by…read moreothers that it was worth a stop in. It is tiny and has a decent atmosphere. It was a warmer day and they had the doors open, so it wasn't smokey. I'm not sure what it would be like on a colder day/ night. I got the BBQ chicken sandwich, it was just some mediocre chicken tenders on a roll with KC Masterpiece (or something similar) and lots of cheese. Not terrible, but I try something else if I get to go back...which I probably will. I would really like to try the pizza. I played some pool and conversed with regulars while I waited for my food. I noticed a sizable outdoor eating/ drinking/ entertainment area and I think there were some horseshoe pits. I'd like to go back in the summer and get to experience the Oasis when it is busy with tourists and locals.

When boating or fishing at Rye Patch Reservoir, stop off at the Oasis Bar for a surprising array of…read moretasty designer pizzas and regional brews on tap.

We had dinner at the garden cafe. Very good. Terrific salad bar. I recommend giving the…read morerestaurant a try

Our experience was extremely disappointing. The room we were given was dirty and smelly, with…read morestains on the carpet and bed skirts. Although we had requested a pet-friendly room, I don't think urine stains, lingering odors, and fleas are acceptable--especially when paying good money for a stay. The walls were dirty, and the furnishings were very outdated, which only added to the unpleasant atmosphere. When we voiced our concerns, the front desk offered us the only other available pet-friendly room, but it was even worse. Their only solution was to spray the carpet with cleaner to mask the smell, which was hardly reassuring. We were exhausted, but I was ready to leave, even if it meant losing the money for the night. However, a kind staff member noticed we were upset and came over to ask if there was a problem. I showed her the room, and her immediate reaction was that it smelled terrible. She went to the front desk and, surprisingly, managed to find a more acceptable room for us--one she personally checked before offering it. They claimed it had just become available due to a cancellation, but considering the hotel was maybe a quarter full, I found that hard to believe. In the end, we stayed because we were tired and the new room, while still dated, at least didn't smell. My advice: if you're traveling with a pet, look for another place to stay. Even if you're not, I'd recommend a different hotel, as I found the staff to be less than honest. The hotel next door looked much better, and the helpful staff member even suggested we stay there next time.