A friend of mine were craving a fruit cup at 9 pm and Frankie's Fruit Bar came in clutch. The fruit…read moretastes so fresh and very flavorful. Unlike other places they don't skimp out on their portions. The presentation is immaculate. On top of that they have a taco truck up front with your typical Mexican food offerings. I'm definitely coming back to try the tacos. The staff was super friendly and quick with their service as well.

Have been hearing about this place from everyone (online and from friends) and the reputation…read moreprecedes itself for good reason. This place is legit top of the pyramid--feels like a spot you'd find in SF or NYC. It's great to have a place that makes healthy fresh clean pure juices in many varieties. Ice cream looked fantastic and will have to be for my next visit. Also as my followers know I'm big on elote which is hard to find generally--and this was perfectly done. Other food items looked worth too. Staff amazing, everyone was helpful, knowledgeable and will be back. Bravo A++

Just had the yummiest sushi roll from the prepared foods department. The rice was cooked to sheer…read moreperfection, and the fillings were generous. I could feel the love and care and attention to detail. 100% worth the price.

I think I need to update my review from 14 years ago!!!!…read more I stand by my original post: How wonderful to have a real grocery store that specializes in local and organic products. Much of the produce is locally grown, or locally adjacent (AKA California) OK, Bananas do not grow in the Great Basin. The origin of the produce is identified. They work with local farmers, bakeries, and other local businesses for the food and non-food items. They no longer have the upstairs restaurant but they do have a kitchen and make ready to go items. I love picking up a fresh salad (some with meat some purely vegan/vegetarian) , a yummy very generously filled wrap, house made cookies and other delectable treats. They have a large selection of locally produced meats. Lots of organic canned goods, dairy and non-dairy items . . . the list goes on. The staff are always very friendly and helpful. Memberships are available (20$/year) with a once a month 10% off of your total purchase. You do NOT need a membership to shop here. It's small and a bit cramped but there is a lot of good stuff there. It's clean and friendly and completely locally owned.

One of my favorite grocery stores to shop in Sparks!…read more Yim's really does have it all, a wide selection of food and home goods from different parts of Asia. I love to come here to get their kimichi and frozen unagi, as well as their teas and different types of soju. I bought meat scissors to help cut meats when I make kbbq at home, so I often tour around the store to see what's new to grab/add to my home. Will continue to be a local customer here and highly recommend stopping by! Also know the parking situation is a bit limited, but differently worth the visit.

Ever since we discovered their fresh food prep station, we've been absolutely hooked on their…read moregimbap (kimbap)! Everything tastes fresh and flavorful--perfect for a quick snack or even a full meal. They also offer other tasty options like chicken katsu (breaded chicken filet) along with a great selection of freshly pickled veggies, which really round out the experience. If you haven't stopped in yet, I highly recommend it! Plus, great customer service from Camila made the visit even better.

What a fantastic store. So much to take in and the amount of options you have trying to decide what…read moreto buy makes it fun shopping here.

I really love that 168 Asian Market has such a diverse selection of Asian groceries. They have a…read moregreat variety of condiments, sauces, snacks, and other products that can be difficult to find at regular grocery stores. It's definitely one of the reasons I enjoy shopping here. However, I did notice some products in the refrigerated sections, snack aisles, and condiment/sauce aisles that either didn't have an expiration date listed or appeared to already be expired. I just wanted to point this out as something for both the store and customers to be aware of. If you're shopping here, I would recommend taking a moment to check the expiration dates on the products you're purchasing, especially items from the refrigerated sections, snack aisles, and sauce/condiment aisles. Overall, I appreciate having a market with such a diverse selection in Reno, and I hope the store can address this issue so customers can continue shopping with confidence.

When I was checking out today I mentioned to the clerk that everyone is out of fish sticks. Her…read moreci-worker went and checked and learned that there is no back order and that there is no date as to when that will change As so many of the employees at this location do, he went and checked out whether or not they had any in the back. They did! While the South Reno location may be bigger and have different items, this location is the best.

I cannot help myself. Whenever I am passing by, I just have to stop in trader Joe's even for just a…read morefew things like fresh vegetables, organic whipping cream or avocado oil chips. The prices are just right for great quality food and drinks. The staff here is so friendly, helpful and professional. The store is clean, spacious and well stocked. There is plenty of parking.

7/4/26 Happy 4th!…read more I wasn't even aware there was a Farmer's market! Great selection and the vendors are so friendly. Got a few more pastries from Beloved Breads and some fresh produce. So happy to have stumbled upon this great find!

This farmers market continues to expand and grow! Beautiful produce and some great vendors. Also…read morehas plenty of parking which is such a plus! I bought a beautiful necklace from Hidden Gems-the biggest problem I had was making a selection because she has beautiful jewelry!

Been waiting a long time to try this place. It did not disappoint. Yes these are ~$20 burgers but…read moreyou get what you pay for. Top quality meat and different meat & cheese choices. (Their Classic in my photo is probably their least impressive looking burger.) I ordered medium rare like always at a high-quality joint but I accidentally got someone's medium-well, and after tasting both, I actually preferred the the medium-well as the grind on the rare part of the medium-rare was a little mushier than I'm used to. Probably because most places you order a medium-rare you actually get a medium. Not here. I'd go medium on a return visit. I like they don't overseason the burger with too much salt like a lot of other places. Eaters with palates desensitized to salt due to a lot of fast food/burger eating may find the need to add salt to satisfy their salt craving. The burger sauce is also served on the side and is a bit milder, and more homemade tasting compared to your average burger sauces. This is great because the meat is so good you really don't want to overshadow it with salty seasoning and overpowering sauces. If you're going to dump a bunch of salt and sauce on it, just go to In-n-Out. They also have sandwiches, tenders and chili. If you think about it, a butcher shop deciding to serve cooked food is taking a risk. If the food isn't that great it can affect their meat business. The shop atmosphere is very upscale with high prices to match it like the rest of Rancharra Village. Very limited indoor bar dining and some tables outside. Not sure if the really high prices for the meats and seafoods in the case are worth it, but the saying "you get what you pay for" at least applies to the burgers here. My only suggestion is take a sharpie and scribble the cook temp (medium, medium-rare, etc) on the paper in the burger basket so groups don't get their burgers mixed up. They verbally pointed it out but it's easy to forget by the time you get back to your table with 3, 4, or 6 burgers. Fry basket is a great value, easily enough for 2 people and probably some of the best thick cut fries I've ever tasted with sort of a very light seasoned crispy panko outer texture to them. Updated Reno Burger Rankings primarily on quality/taste but also value is factored in but to a lesser degree: #1 Armandos #2 Royce #3 Beefy's tied with The Parlor #4 Archies Giant #5 Juicy's

Really well made burgers though it's a bit on the pricey side. More for if you're looking for a…read moregourmet burger that you can customize (they let you pick the meat, cheese, and other add ons). Next time would come back to try the bison or elk! Ordered at the counter and waited at an outside table with a buzzer. Took some time to make, but the burger was freshly made! My husband and I shared the BBQ Burger and Double Down Bacon Burger. Patties had great texture and flavors came together well. Also came with their own spreads which were tasty additions. Our fry order came with a lot and we could not finish after having the burgers. They were crispy, came with ranch and the leftovers made for a great snack later. It's a fast casual type place but their service was excellent. Great location with lots of parking!

I was able to get some cool gifts for people here! Tea towels, candles, food items, art and cards…read more All made in Nevada! So fun. Really great experience there is so much to look at there. I will be back for more Reno and Nevada themed gifts! Also, the lady working there was so so helpful. All around a great experience!

A wonderful air conditioned location that contains a myriad of items, foods and memorabilia made in…read moreNevada. A great spot to pick up souvenirs, home wares, jewelry, photos, paintings and more. Orderly rooms. Proud artisans. Friendly workers. Lots of parking. I always like to stop by and see what's new, old and interesting.

Always a great day when you can go to Whole Foods on Friday and get their oyster deal. 12 oysters…read morefor $12. And don't forget, they will open them for you at no extra charge. Everybody's always really friendly . Sometimes you have to wait up to 45 minutes if they're really busy, but today it was less than 10 minutes. I will continue to come back, not just for the dollar oysters, but for the friendly service at the fish counter. Oh, by the way, there was a new guy, his name was Alex, and he was really good. Light friendly and expedient can't ask for better.

On Saturday, May 9, 2026, I stopped at Whole Foods cafe before grocery shopping. I went through…read morethe self check and paid for a piece of pizza about One PM. I was chatting with others in the cafe, and a manger approached me and stated that it was reported that I took a piece of pizza without paying for it. I showed the manager the receipt, finished my lunch, and completed my grocery shopping at Sprouts on South Meadows. I have shopped at Whole Foods for years, driving 120 miles to Reno for grocery shopping as there are no grocery stores at with a population in the township of 110 people.

Can't believe my last review was 10 years ago. I have, although, visited often. This place never…read moredisappoints. Today Nancy V and I went for lunch. We split a rueben and a brownie. We split so we can have desert so we don't feel guilty, and because the sandwich itself is too big. If we each eat a sandwich, then there's no room for dessert. And, the Brownies at the Atlantis rule! I've been to just about every restaurant at the Atlantis. This one is consistently excellent.

Nope on service, yep on food. Prob won't be a first choice ever for that particular casino…read more Get the personal apple pie, I recommend that only.