We sat in the patio on a cool spring evening. Poof! They turned on the giant fire pit! Yea!…read more Our party of 5 all tried different menu items. Burger, pastrami sandwich, BLTA, fish & chips, and the brisket. The Tahoe IPA beer was great. Kids all ordered soft drinks, plenty of refills offered! We all enjoyed our meals, except brisket boy. He was expecting BBQ brisket, but the plate was more of a roast beef with gravy, mashed potatoes, and veggies. Fish & chips were pretty good, with 2 nice sized chunks of cod. The sandwiches were nice, burger solid! The fries were really good, seemed like fresh cut. When I looked at what others were enjoying, we observed that the wings look to stand out. Next time we'll explore wings & fries....and more beer! Service was attentive and the patio very pleasant!

Came for the fish and chips (I changed FF out for a salad). I came because it was suppose to be…read more"The Best". I grew up in the Midwest with Fish Fry Fridays all year round and I can tell you this was NOT the best. It was way over cooked, the batter was way too thick and very greasy. I got better fish at a church fish fry in Reno last week. Also ordered a Cobb salad at our table. Chicken was over cooked and dry. Waitress was able to get a fresher one. Service was fantastic!

We were impressed with the variety of food choices. We both had salads…read more I had Caesar salad with Shrimp. The Caeser dressing was in cups to the side. The grilled shrimp was large and small ones. The taste was very good. Service was prompt and efficient. You can seat yourself so it was great to choose where we sat. The theme was based on making and military. A very calm and peaceful setting. Families and individuals were welcomed. A very clean and interesting dining experience.

A couple of co-workers and myself gave this place while working here in Fallon from out of town. We…read morewalked in and it was a seat yourself establishment. Pretty much after we sat down we were greeted. The waitress took our drink orders and we went ahead and ordered. We all three got wings. I will say they have the best wings in Fallon out of the places I've tried. They had a good flavor and were served hot and crispy. The vibe of the restaurant is that of a sports bar/restaurant. It is kid friendly! I'll definitely go back if I'm in town.

Great large restaurant with good parking lot. The wings were fantastic, really crispy which I love…read more Excellent brussels appetizer and great onion rings too. The Nashville hot chicken sandwich was ok. Not very spicy and the cole slaw was a little bland and didn't really add much. Sweet potato fries were excellent though. Great flavor, fried perfectly and served piping hot. Friendly servers, who are on the ball. Overall great dinner!

Great spot just steps from the National Bowling Center. I was greeted upon entry and sat at the…read morebar where I could see some of the stills working away. I ordered a 4-Sample of the bourbon and a basket of fries. The host was gracious and offered up his favorite recommendations. I was in between lunch and dinner so I was a bit chill and pretty much had personal attention throughout my visit. The venue seems to be spacious with an outdoor patio.

Still FIVE STAR for service and selection---I stand corrected as SHOE TREE BREWING (duh) BREWS ON…read moreSITE! Freshest pours in town!!!

Another Hidden Gem! Just about to go to Carson Hot Springs…read morewhen we decided to grab a lite bite to eat and a drink. The selection of beers are phenomenal! The prices are incredible too. So affordable!! The best part about the cozy welcoming brewery are the selection and tastes of the beers. Delicious! The bartender was friendly and offered suggestions which is always appreciated. I had the Huckleberry Cosmic Crisp and I also tried my friend's Chai Opener. Wow! Sweet treat for sure. We also ordered a black bean hummus sprinkled with paprika and some pita chips. Loved them both! Definitely a hidden gem.

When in the Reno/Sparks area, If you like a great IPA or…read moreLager, Revision should be a stop. Love their beers, although I favor their selections of West Coast IPA's over the NE types and Lagers, all the beer they make ia pretty great. In house, they will allow a quick sample before purchasing any of their brews to go, or for consumption on site. Their is an area for larger or small parties to sit, enjoy the beer and socialize, although on this trip, I just grabbed some beer to go, to bring back home.

Time for an update and unfortunately, losing a star. My…read morebiggest reason for this is their social media/text campaign. I don't think a place of business should be sending out texts encouraging people to purchase a specific product that is not currently offered and that's exactly what Revision did. What a waste of peoples' time. Unsubscribed in disappointment and frustration. Social media director, take note! Another complaint is that they have now become "family friendly". I do not want to go to a brewery for adult beverages and end up having to listen to children screaming and running about. They are also no longer allowing outside food to be brought in because they have on site food, serving pizza and hot dogs. We tried a pizza on our last visit, $21 for a large 3 meat which is big enough for 2 adults. Pizza was meh, 3 stars, definitely could have used more toppings. We were thankful it did come out fresh. On a positive note, if you like what seems to be an abundance of IPA style beers they have you covered! They did have some enjoyable, yet expensive stouts on tap along with a couple other non IPA styles.

If you ask me for places that stand out in the greater Reno-Tahoe region brew scene, The Good Wolf…read morewould be near the top of the list. For years now, I've been saying these guys make some of the best, most unique beers in our area. And anyone looking for a solid pint or some creative things to try, would do well to swing by. Firstly, I absolutely love the location. It's a cozy little spot in the north Truckee industrial area. But step through the doors, and you enter a space that can only be described as a mix of hippy commune and witch's lair, with some delightfully quirky decor, and an incredibly friendly staff. Really does feel like a hidden gem. But as for r the beers themselves; in short, I think these are some of the best quality, and most niche types of brews you'll find around here. They have a smaller menu, but what they have is dominated by their Forest Beer series. These are concoctions made with all sorts of foraged ingredients from the forests, fields, and farms close to Truckee. Always changing, it is something to try out. The Borrowed Bines used fresh cut hops, the Bay Shore uses locally culled bay leaves, the Range of Light uses picked juniper berries, and the Dirt Candy uses mushrooms that grow in the woods. They also have been breaking into brewing their own apple cider, which is delicious but quite strong. Plus, they will usually have N/A options with their house lemonade or brewed soda on tap, too. So yeah, the menu almost certainly has something for everyone. Prices for everything are pretty typical.for the area, usually around $8-9 per pint. Though my one sort of gripe is that the smaller 4-5 ounce tasters are like $4 each, a bit pricier than most other tasters, so that makes it quickly more pricy to try out a lot of their menu. If you want any beers to-go, sadly they only offer a few at this juncture, and in bottles. And there is no food here, just a few snacks for sale. But make sure to browse their swag stands, as they have some eclectic merch. All in all, I definitely encourage any beer fans to come and check this spot out. Been one of my favorites for years, and I'll bet it can easily become one of yours, too. Cheers, all!

Tucked away in a Truckee industrial park The Good Wolf Brewing Company lurks, waiting. Sadly I did…read morenot take any pictures of my beer as I was too busy drinking and enjoying the atmosphere. Great variety of craft beer. From IPAs to ales to you name it. Good for a large group or party of two. Comfortable seating. Great staff. Cool Good Wolf souvenirs. This quirky brewery is a hidden gem.

We had a great lunch at GBBCo yesterday! My hubby had a…read moreburger and said it was one of the best ever! Nancy was our server and she did a fabulous job...Tom the Manager came by a few times and made us feel special, gotta love that! Now, if they would only open a GBBco in Incline Village (where Rollie's was), life would be even better!!

Went to Great Basin for dinner last night. I feel like the food quality is going downhill. I…read moreordered the pick 3. The serving size was disappointing to say the least. I understand that for $18 I shouldn't expect a pile of food but it was embarrassingly skimpy and the rib was almost charcoal. I don't quite understand how the chef let that plate of food out of the kitchen. This is our neighborhood place and I'm sad that it's not as good as it was. I will say that our server, Andrew, was great as always but they had him buried with tables. Trying to save on labor cost?

Cut and pasted from their website: "Slieve means "A…read moreMountain" in Irish Gaelic, their family roots." Quality/Quantity - Been an extremely long stressful day! So I NEEDED a break from the day to just relax and stop thinking! I gave my wife a few options, a few breweries to choose from (or for me to just go alone, which she would not have let me drink and drive, especially all the way from North Reno). So she/we chose to go to Slieve as I have not been there yet. Actually, all 3 choices were breweries. The good news is that there are more and more new breweries opening. The bad news is that there are more and more good breweries closing, in ALL my hometowns... My first time in a nano brewery; cool. Today I got (and tried the following), all Slieve brands; support local: Oh, I did not know you had a happy hour M-F from 2-5pm; I just missed it by 13 minutes... Should not have spent so much time outside taking pictures for Yelp, lol. Pale Ale - Good, but I prefer more flavor. This is currently my second "go to" beer after reds. Jimbo Porter - Better, but then I tried the Cookie Monster! I also did not taste the coconut. Cookie Monster - My favorite of the beers, so much flavor. And I am NOT usually a sweet beer drinker. It was not an overwhelming stout, probably due to the sweetness, but you can definitely taste the chocolate and slightly coffee and caramel flavors. I would get this again, but it would always have to be my last beer due to the flavors. Beers that I need to come back for when available are: Your reds, IPAs and of course your "Trinity Tripel." Ambiance - On your "about" page on your website, it says you are still looking for a home for your brewery...? Is that accurate or does that page need to be updated? Cool space, indoor and outdoor seating. Bar and table seating. 2 bars, one the back, probably only used for events. Semi private room when you walk in. Ping pong, darts, games, cornhole, cool decor on walls throughout to read, etc. Open 7 days a week, see their website. Yelp's hours/days differ slightly. Event spaces are available; see their website.. Service - Good. We were also greeted by Shannon when she and Phillip came in later for a drink or two... Phillip was too busy drinking to say hi, lol. Price - $8 a beer. The typical cost for good craft beer. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2022 with your nanobrewery; I wish you the best and am glad you own the building to help you weather some "storms."

We came for the Girl Scout beer pairing benefit! It was our first time coming to the brewery…read more I called at the last minute to see if we could still get tickets and they said we will squeeze you in, now that's good business! We got there a little early to pick our spot at the bar. We were greeted by Shannon the owner. She is a lovely lady and later met her husband Phil. They have owned Slieve's for about three years. They have a spacious building and super clean! The staff are friendly and accommodating. There is no food on the premises to purchase, but you can bring your own food or ordered inn. It was fun to sample Girl Scout cookies and taste beer. We started with 6 tastings but they threw in a couple extra. The event was well organized and the Girl Scouts were there to sell their cookies. I was a Girl Scout 50 years ago. I think a box of cookies was $1.00 - $1.25. I paid $7. Times have certainty changed. The brewery is in an interesting location that I never knew existed before, but now I do and look forward to my return. Thank you for making our day fun and memorable!!!

Just went in for a couple of beers to take home and we met Sammy. She was so nice. Helped with…read moretasting , recommending. Sunny and bright personality. The restaurant was clean, warm and friendly. Thank you so much. We will be back

Everything about this place is great! Great variety of beers! The service was incredible! I'm a…read morevegetarian and had the Mean and green panini, pesto, artichoke hearts and cheese... it was delicious!! My mom and I bought a growler for my dad since he couldn't tag along. We'll definitely be back!