Company in town was looking for a little pregame before dinner so we treated them to Death and…read moreTaxes, a one of a kind house of craft spirits that feels like a mashup of The Haunted Mansion and history museum. Awesome service greeted us and walked through some recommendations. We were served quickly with a delicious array of libations; creative, complex, delicious! The atmosphere here is not to be missed and you really haven't lived until you've visited Death and Taxes!!!

My favorite place to get a cocktail in Reno…read more They have a unique "Old Fashioned" with buffalo trace bourbon, moroccan sugar, coconut, tobacco bitters, dehydrated pineapple. It really does not taste anything like an "old fashioned" but it's very good and my usual go-to. Ambiance is cool. Has a very Edgar Alan Poe vibe mixed with an alchemist/speakeasy. They have a small patio as well. Service: top-notch mixologists/alchemists.

Best place for a beer and a game. Best staff best bar…read moreBest vibe Best drinks and overall great

Neighborhood bar one block west of Wells. Great place to watch a game. Small enough but big enough…read morefor your party! Incredible service and huge drink selection. We brought in take away from down the street and made an afternoon of it. Have a great time maybe we'll see you there.

This was my second visit to the White Rabbit Theatre, the first being the Yelp event to see "That's…read moreMagic!". This time was to see the adults-only, 18+, 9 PM magic show called "Nocturnal" The vibes here on a Saturday night were great! It was a busy show, and the bar was packed! The drinks here are so fun. Their specialty cocktail menu has lots of magic-inspired cocktails, plus they have a full bar with beer, wine, soft drinks, and other beverage choices. You can bring all beverages into the theatre while watching the show, which is great! They do have some small snack options, but the food isn't anything special, and I'd recommend eating before or after the show. The Nocturnal show was great. The comedy is hilarious, and Chase is a great performer. The dances from the showgirls in this show are much more risque, with lots of skin showing and lingerie. Some of the illusions and tricks are carried over from the "That's Magic!" show, but there are also some tricks that I hadn't seen before. The value is pretty good. It's about $40 per ticket for a non-obstructed seat. Unfortunately, this venue has a large pillar in the center aisle, making some seats cheaper "obstructed view seats". There is a locals discount and a discount if you are staying at the GSR. Like most magic shows, I think this show is a one-and-done. It's worth going again if you really want to bring family or friends, but otherwise just spend the money to see "That's Magic!" and "Nocturnal" each once. They are both worth it! I am disappointed in myself for not taking photos, though in my defense, there are no photos or videos allowed during the show!

Great Little Theatre and lounge, downstairs at the grand Sierra.. It's an intimate little lounge,…read morethey have great craft cocktails, and they have somebody at the bar continuously doing close-up magic. As for the theater . They have two magic shows. Every night, they host "that's magic", which is a family, friendly illusion, and variety show, and then also on Friday and Saturday, they host their late show "nocturnal", which also has amazing illusions, as well as more adult humor, and some very beautiful dancers. Both are hosted by the husband and wife, duo of Chase and. Kayleigh. I saw the "nocturnal" show, and I loved it. . Chase is the MC, and he also does illusions from slieight of hand, to illusions such as cutting a woman from the audience in half without a box, and a great straitjacket, escape, ala, Harry Houdini. The jokes are fast and furious, and definitely adult oriented, there is a lot of interaction with the audience, and bringing audience members on stage. There's never a dull moment. The dancers are beautiful, and yes, a little provocative, but definitely not dirty. The show never slows down. It's a 90 minute show with a 15 minute intermission, and it's entertaining from the beginning until the end. The price for the show is very reasonable, but they get you with both the cocktails, and the snack bar for the theater. I bought a small thing of popcorn, and a 20 ounce soda, and I was out 16 bucks. That's a bit ridiculous. Other than that, the show was amazing. Thank you for a fantastic evening....

Had a blast drinking and dancing to great goth-80s-alt-dance-fun music!! Wonderful venue, airy, big…read moredance floor, great bartenders, wonderful patrons and a big dance floor. The Ritual is a relaxed but exhilirating place to be. Thank you.

I came for recent show to see Save Ferris. I love that there are small clubs still bringing in…read morebands that us older peeps want to see live. The bar had a decent selection of drinks and was average for this type of spot. The issue I have is the audio quality of the venue. It is poor. There are two flown speakers on either side of the stage, they are directed to the rear of the room. There is nothing to cover the front of the audience. I was up on the railing for the show and I could not hear any vocals from the band. There are wedge monitors directed at the band, but no front fills for the audience. I had a good time, but the audio quaility needs to be improved.

Who knew California Ave was this lit on a Thursday night. I got to lobar social early while the…read morecrowd was small which made it a great time to check out the cozy vibes. The stage, The lighting, the seating area, and that rooftop fire pit, really added to the atmosphere. Later in the night it did get surprisingly packed. We grabbed three drink from the special. The Rambler, New Parrish and Pan American, all were solid, well balanced, roughly about $12. Live jazz was playing adding to the vibes. If you are looking for a chill spot with your friends or even a date Lobar social is worth checking out. Street parking available directly in front, which was so convenient.

A nice bar that really feels like an upscale dive bar almost. The bartender was fantastic!!! I wish…read moreI remembered her name ahha but we loved her. I think her name was Jo? She was so great!!! We came in on a weeknight so it wasn't super crowded but made some friends at the bar. We ordered basic drinks, like g&t's, vodka sodas, shots, etc. haha. It was a lot of fun! Sat at the bar and really enjoyed talking with Jo! She was so nice and really made us feel welcomed at the bar. The bathrooms are also very clean as well. There is apparently a rooftop, but we stayed downstairs since it was a weeknight. Definitely love the vibe here and will be back next time I'm in Reno!

This place is cool…read more Went here for the first time last night and had a blast. Nice mellow quiet bar. Can't ask for more. Really cool bartender too.

Scotty, Jon, and Ronnie do the little things that make you feel like a regular right out the gate…read more Remember your name, your drink, and they actually listen to what you're saying. So when you go back then will follow up on what you talked about last. Great place, amazing people, and solid service. Thanks guys!

Best dive bar in Reno! Amazing bartenders! Great vibes! Definitely worth the visit if you're in the…read morearea!

A small but cool dive bar. Bartender was super friendly and the owner gave us a tour and told us…read morethe history of the spot. Cool place to have a cold beer.

Went here for drinks before a concert and they were really good. The ingredients weee fresh, prices…read morereasonable and service excellent.

Jasmine showed us such a good time! Such a hidden gem in Victorian plaza - cute inside, great drink…read moredeals and great service. And great music!

What a nice lil stop to wet your whistle. We were in the downtown area; and my wife remembered…read moreshopping at the ole Shim's army surplus. Shim's has quite a story behind it. When the new owners first purchased the building, they got permission from the original owner to continue using the name; and they made a speakeasy out of it. If the red light was on off the alley, it means they're open. All that said, the barkeep was knowledgeable about the history and made a coconut old-fashioned my wife gave a 10 out of 10 too. We got there a little early, but there was someone setting up a guitar on the stage for some evening music. If you're in the neighborhood drop in, it's worth just checking out and they have some very fun drinks. And with their selection of bottles, I don't think there's a drink you could ask for they couldn't make. Like Mikey sez 'try it you'll like it'

A very comfy bar with moral and cocktail options located in the heart of downtown Reno. Service is…read moregreat and even though they don't provide food, you are able to bring in your own. On Monday nights they have poetry night that starts at 6pm and they also have several other events that you can have a drink and lounge to. They have several great seats at the bar, tables and booths where you can hang out for a few hours.

Shane was absolutely fabulous and helped us out with all the needs for my brother's 50th birthday…read more The outdoor patio is well shaded and has fun games and several types of spaces with different chair and table heights. Shane also suggested a caterer that brought out a taco bar and the food was amazing. They ran out of ginger beer for our Moscow Mules and he ran to the store and made sure we had our favorite cocktail. Thank you Shane and Nito!

I came to town for the Burning Man Decompression event so I wanted to see all spaces. I liked the…read moreEast coast style of brick and such inside, they had a nice spot for the DJ but not a ton of dancing space between the 3 entrances into the space. The far end of the bar has the restroom, a water container, AND another entrance from the back side. That end is just too cluttered for the restroom line and foot traffic combined with ordering. I felt like I was ignored by both bartenders and ive lived and visited popular metropolitan area bars and clubs, so I know what busy versus ignored looks like. The male bartender watched me wait while he grabbed a canned beer for a guy in front of me, where we made eye contact and I raised a hand at him, he then gave me flippant dismissal when I tried to alert him to me wanting to order when he wasnt busy again (somehow after getting a can for someone literally 6 inches right in front of me) while he walked away. The female bartender walked by like I was invisible in the middle of the bar and served a group of 5 at the far end of the bar. Not sure if they serve food here, and I don't care. I loved the back area, which Im not sure whos control its under. The fire pit type areas are nice, lots of seating and length. Even some gazebo type area. Last nail in the coffin for why I gave the space 3 stars, was I felt like I was being followed by some woman and 2 males. No one said I couldn't take my drink outside and it was a block party. Maybe they were concerned about the one glass I had and it being returned or not broken. But she kept buzzing around randomly and never engaged me, so it wasnt an interest thing. I worked Burning Man so I even had my hoodie on and I just felt overall unwanted here. Ultimately ill never return to this space again, the vibe is all bad. The only real plus were the fire pit things and I ran into other staff as I was about to leave due to lack of service.