Whenever we are traveling out in the west desert between Wendover and Elko, NV. we love to stop in…read moreat the Alamo Sports Bar in Wells! Very friendly bartenders, ice cold drinks after a long, hot drive and a great little bar with video poker which is attached to their main casino! We have always had fun stopping here and enjoyed some quick gambling and tasty beverages. This is attached to a gas station and also has a Dunkin Donuts inside, which you've gotta love. If you are ever in this part of the world, do yourself a favor and stop in to this little gem. You'll be glad you did!

First visited the McGill Club in 1967 with Grandpa. Age Seven and have visited a few times since…read moreas an adult. Do they still have the photos of our Servicemen in the entry? Stump the Bartender. Ask about the bar itself and did it come to San Francisco through the Panama Canal or Cape Horn? A great story is how it got to McGill.

Dropped by on an eastern Nevada bar crawl. Bill the bartender was friendly and I met the local…read morecrowd, who shared history of the area. Although I was the youngest person in the bar by 31 years, it felt like home. Smoky, but so is a bar in rural Nevada. Beers were reasonable and the history of the bar is pretty cool. Ask about the bartender that worked there for 72 years...

Deff the most hype spot in town if you're looking for good music and dancing. I will say of the…read moremany times I've been there the bartenders are slow. But eventually you get your drinks. Jell-O shots are great! Music is great. Very clean. Very fun.

Love this little bar!! Their house Chelada is the one of the best I've ever had and their burgers…read morehave never disappointed. It's the oldest running bar in the area and so cool to hear all the history from the locals. The bar top and tables have been resurfaced with epoxy and include the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence - so neat looking!! And the outside patio is absolutely perfect on a spring/summer night!! I've always had a good time at the Spring Inn and the staff always makes my day. Daily specials and some tasty eats on the menu! I will def be back soon!!

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.

Cute little hometown, local brewery. Meet the co owner, she was great and patient with some of our…read moregroup. The location is in an old bank. They still have the vault (although the door remains closed). The chandelier and statues are from the bank also. The old cashiers counter is now the bar too. The decor is minimal but it fits. Along with their special blends of brews they have a few signature cocktails. I am not a beer drinker but I did try the cocktail and some jello shots. The jello of the month was Washington Apple, it was good. But what I was excited for was the Pumpkin Pie cocktail. It truly tasted like a Pumpkin Pie. Will come back if I am in town to see what new concoction they come up with for cocktails. Keep up the good work. I guess if you like beer, this is your place also.

My husband is a beer snob. The only thing he didn't like is that they were out of IPA because it is…read morea small independent brewery that had endured a few weeks of exceptional business. That tells me enough and his 7018 red ale was just what he advertised, drinkable, flavorful, and light enough to stay awhile. Lots of games to keep you amused and enough snacks to munch. Limited menu. The building was an attraction on its own.

On the evening of January 1, my children were dining at this restaurant with their cousin and two…read morefriends. My spouse and I briefly stopped in to greet them. I paid the tab totaling $118 directly to the owner Tarah and left a $10 tip at that time. As I walked from the register toward the table, the owner shared the tip amount with another employee Nicole Stanton who was standing at the bar. That employee--then loudly yelled across the restaurant that if I was "going to tip that shitty," I should "take my kids with me." As I exited--loud to all patrons--she continued stating that she "knows I make enough money to tip better," while pointing toward my children and continuing to make disparaging remarks. The remainder of our group had offered to leave a cash tip on the table ($20 was on the table). The order itself was simple and not excessive. The $10 tip left at the register on my debit card was intended to be in addition to the cash tip from the group. Publicly disclosing a gratuity amount, using profane language, making comments regarding a customer's perceived income, and directing remarks toward or about my children in a public setting is unprofessional and unacceptable. Due to the conduct of the staff member, I instructed them not to leave the additional cash tip and to leave the restaurant. This was a deeply disappointing experience, particularly given my family's long history of patronage at this establishment.

I was very presently surprised while taking a few customers to O'carroll's for lunch. I had a…read moreveggie sandwich with the most unique fries I have ever had. The best way to explain them is a thin cut beef steak fri and I loved them. The atmosphere was perfect for the location and the service was stop on. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm out that way.

The service was very good and it's a comfortable interior with great brick walls and fun decor…read more We ordered toasties which came on amazing sourdough with a very satisfying crunch. The fillings were good but needed some pickle or spicy contrast since there was a lot of richness. It was good but just a little too much. I would love to go back and try the sliders. The fries were good but I wanted a little more crispness.

Popular spot in town. As a heavy expensive drinker I've gotta say I'm never upset at my bill at the…read moreend of the night. Bartenders are always sweet and attentive and the food is GREAT!! It's always crowded bc it's THE spot! Nice inside.