friend and I were meeting for a movie at Park Lane so we wanted to catch dinner beforehand. I found…read moreShenanigans on Yelp. We met there and went inside. It was busy! Monday Night Football was on all and the tables were taken except for one at the very front of the restaurant. We were greeted promptly and asked what we wanted for drinks and we placed our order. Then the server came back and asked us what we wanted. She had made some recommendations on the appetizer menu since it was happy hour. We chose the chicken fingers, the quesadilla with chicken, and the potato skins. Everything came out nice and hot. The chicken strips were not dried out. The quesadilla had a load of stuff besides the chicken; it has black beans, avocado, and cheese. The potato skins were wonderful! I'm so sad I didn't get pictures before we ate, but we dug right in. We will definitely be back!

We were shopping, we were hungry, and it was nearby. So we went in. My first time. I ordered the…read morespecial .. shrimp po boy. While it was tasty it wasn't made to hold together. The shrimp kept falling out of the sandwich and it was missing the spicy sauce. On the other hand my daughter had a Club Sandwich which she truly enjoyed. I eye balled some other people's meals and they all looked tasty. I would definitely come again. Interesting ole time decor.

The main highlight for this review is the level of customer service…read more A small group of us were out early barhopping on a Friday night. Since it was early most places were pretty dead until we got here. We had been across the street when my mom noticed this place and wanted to give it a try. It was the first fully crowded bar we had come upon. We shuffled our way through the crowd and decided on a table in the very back. As we were making our way toward the table, a bartender made eye contact with me and let me know she'd be right over to take our order. I thought that was pretty amazing since normally you have to try and order at an already overcrowded bar. A few moments later there she was to take orders. Two of us got wine and the other two got lemon drops which I know is out of place for an Irish pub but we ended up absolutely loving our choices. My mom also asked for a straw for our water and she returned and handed it to her in a napkin which gained major points because I cannot stand when I'm handed a straw with bare hands. They were also playing live music which really the crowd engaged. Definitely a fun spot! Things to note: there is a very small private parking lot.

Didn't have any food. Came to listen to some Irish music and enjoy a non alcoholic Guinness. The…read moreservice was fun and energized. Great atmosphere with great music.

Was taking my son out to lunch and had been wanting to come here for some time. It's not that far…read morefrom home. Was greeted right away and told we could grab a seat either inside or out. Fortunately I had looked at the menu on line so had narrowed down my choices, because so many things looked good. He settled on the Scotch egg and a Tavern Burger. I went with a order of Beer battered onion rings and the Tavern burger also I ate almost all of my onion rings, because they were so good, that I could only finish half of my burger. (Did finish it later, enjoyed it then too) I'm looking forward to coming back soon, the Cobb salad is already calling me. They have a great outdoor seating area and the indoor area has a pool table and a shuffleboard.

Had a great experience at Bighorn Tavern on 7th Street! The atmosphere is welcoming, the food is…read moregreat, and the hospitality really makes this place stand out. A special shoutout to Erica, our server, who was absolutely wonderful! She was friendly, attentive, and genuinely made our experience that much better. It's always refreshing to receive service from someone who clearly cares about their guests. As a local business that helps showcase the best of Reno, BeLocal Reno loves recognizing places and people who make our community special. Bighorn Tavern is definitely one of them! We'll absolutely be back. Thanks again, Erica, for taking such great care of us!

We went to Mellow Fellow last night with a few friends before the Reno Aces game. What a…read moreconvenient location. It's literally right across the street from the Reno Aces ballpark. The vibe is open and chill. We grabbed a few drinks and split some food. The portions are very generous. We decided on nachos, a chicken apple salad wrap and crispy Brussels sprouts. The massive wrap was packed with chicken, apple slices, cranberries and fresh lettuce. Seriously, it was better than I expected. The Brussels sprouts were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside with a hint of a maple glaze. Our server Chelsea was super friendly and served our food in a timely manner. Honestly, Mellow Fellow feels like a hidden gem. If you're in the area, especially around game time, it's worth checking out.

Mellow Fellow is hands down by far the best burger I have had in Reno so far, and I've tried what…read moreI'd like to think is all of them.... This is a fun little place to hang out in and can be enjoyed on a date, with friends, or even with the kiddos. Service here has always been great, always fast and attentive. Not only are the burgers great but the appetizers are quite the sight, the giant fried pretzel just looks absolutely ridiculous as the center piece to your table. Also weirdly enough the ketchup here, for some reason may be the best ketchup on earth... I can not wait to get some time to run back down to MF, eat some killer food, drink some local beers, and snap a bunch more pics to hopefully get more people enjoying this place.

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.

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.

How this place doesn't have 5 Stars is beyond me... The food is incredible, it's organic and fresh,…read moreand the servers are TOP notch. If I could give 6/5 stars I would. We ate breakfast and dinner here in the same day, and we are back for another breakfast. Worth It!! Fried Chicken & Waffles 6/5 Biscuits and Gravy 6/5 The Cheese Burger and freshest crispy fries 6/5 The Pep Pizza 6/5

I was visiting family from the Bay Area and on a strict diet, so I wanted to eat some where that…read morehad healthy options. I actually ate here 3 days in a row so I got a good taste of the experience for sat dinner, sun brunch, and then Monday brunch on the way out. The first night, I came with family, who ordered the Brussel sprouts, which came out a little over cooked, soft, not crispy, and the balsamic was just ok. However I did share the gigantic ribeye dinner with my date and it was honestly one of the better steaks I've had recently, especially considering the size, it was cooked perfectly medium rare, and the veggies and mashed potatoes that came with it were amazing. The server was also very friendly and funny, the experience in general was a 4.8. The second day I came in for brunch, the server that we had was truly a delight, she was extremely friendly, her name which I forgot, was a spice like Cinnamon or something. Anyway, she was very sweet, she let me and my gf sit next to each other and take up two tables, even though it was quite a busy time (they do have a large back room). I was able to build my own omelet which was nice since like I said I was in a strict diet. I had the San Francisco omelet with mods, which came with ground beef, spinach, mushrooms, I also added zucchini, pickled jalapeños and some bacon. It was amazing! Once again, the server seemed like she would go out of her way to make our experience a great one! I will also say that they had some soul music playing which me and my girlfriend really liked (bias of course). Unfortunately the Monday brunch was not as great of an experience as the other two days. I will give a little grace considering it's Monday, and the bartender was the only one serving in the whole place, he did not live up to the standards the first two servers provided. Anyway, we walked in and there was one person in the whole place, sitting at the bar, we sat next to the window and I asked if I can push the two tables together so I can sit next to her, he actually said no initially bc he wanted to save room for bigger crowds (keep in mind, this place is empty and they have a huge back room), he eventually said "it's all good we are not that busy right now anyway." His negative tone kind of set the "tone" for the rest of the experience. I ended up getting a coffee while my date a latte, the coffee was noticeably not hot, and tasted kind of stale, when he came to refill my coffee later, it was still not hot at all, I don't want to say it was cold but it was just kind of warm, and kind of gross. This time I decided to get the same omelet with egg whites, initially I was unsure if he would be willing to go out of his way to accommodate for the previous modifications, but I asked and he was "willing", though he seemed a bit annoyed (maybe this is just his usual face). The omelet came out different obviously with it being egg whites and unfortunately it was a little runny, while the veggies were a little overcooked. I realize that cooking with egg whites are not as easy as regular eggs but either way, it was noticeably runny. The server did show that he had a little sense of humor and could smile at one point while helping a different group, mainly at the expense of a group of teenagers who came as a group of 10 kids to post up a single poster in the window. It was nice to see that he "could" smile. Ultimately, he was ok, but a little awkward, and really never smiled. The breakfast wasn't terrible, the seasoning (like the other meals, was great, the potatoes came with bell peppers and green onions on top and were good, and other than the eggs being a little runny, it was still good. The music was also different, 80s punk/ Ramones radio. To top things off, I ordered some house made pickles, which I was very excited about since I was a little hungover, but they never showed up :( Like many of the other reviews, it was pretty expensive, which is understandable since they advertise that most of the ingredients are organic and locally sourced. Two omelets, a coffee and a latte came out to $80, not including tip. I am willing to pay for great quality food and great service, but it does little room for error, and the last experience did have quite a few of them. At the end of the day, it is a unique place that offers a lot, breakfast, lunch, dinner, organic ingredients, a charming ambience that reminded me of a grog bar, midtown setting that is a short walk from the riverwalk and downtown. Obviously I liked the place since I came back twice, and if the option of 4.5 stars was possible I would give it here bc the first two experiences were stellar. And, if i never came in on Monday, it would've been easily a 5 star rating. AND once again, I'd hate to judge a place based on the performance on a Monday morning, however, I simply can't give this place 5 stars after that last experience.

Twisted Fork was an unexpected culinary treat, and my taste buds are still celebrating!…read more I ordered the short rib grilled cheese with sweet potato fries, and oh, what a delicious decision! The tender, savory short rib paired with the rich, gooey melted cheese made for the ultimate grown-up comfort food. Every bite was a beautiful combination of hearty flavors and cheesy goodness, all tucked between perfectly toasted bread. The sweet potato fries were equally delightful, adding just the right touch of sweetness to balance the richness of the sandwich. Simply delicious! The service was exceptional, but the real temptation was watching the dishes arrive at neighboring tables. Each plate looked like a little culinary masterpiece, beautifully presented and practically begging for a taste. Suddenly, my one-meal appetite felt entirely inadequate for such an enticing menu! Twisted Fork delivered the perfect combination of delicious food, thoughtful presentation, and warm hospitality. I'm already looking forward to my next trip to Reno, because clearly, I have some unfinished business with that menu!

Checked out their Sunday Brunch since we haven't been in a long time. We walked in and were seated…read moreright away. They also had outdoor seating available. Really enjoyed their brunch items, tasty flavors and large servings. Our server was great! Super friendly and personable.

Update: I'm changing my review to five stars after the owner of 1864 Tavern personally reached out…read moreabout my experience. I really appreciate the follow-up--it shows that customer feedback matters and that they care about making things right. First impressions are important, and so is how a business responds afterward. I live in Southern California, but I'll definitely stop by again next time I'm in Reno. Thank you for taking the time to reach out!

When in Reno, I was really craving a top notch craft cocktail, and let me tell you this is the spot…read moreto go . You will get speakeasy vibes love all the vintage decor which transports you to the 1920s. Our mixologist was amazing and really knew what he was doing . Marcos was very nice and attentive he made us some fabulous drinks. Overall this place met all of our expectations. The drinks were fabulous. The service was amazing. I highly recommend this place if you're looking for a great cocktail. Can't wait to go back.

My first experience here. Definitely give 5 stars. Service was excellent, attentive without being…read morerushed. Found the menu offered a nice variety and tried quite a few. The oversized Bloody Mary was a treat and drank it all! Food was delicious. Tried the appetizer Brussels sprouts, their french fries are the best and loved them! Their chicken wings in the Asian sauce. Finely a favorite. We tried the avocado board and it was the best. Large platter of avocado, fresh dressed salad, roasted veggies and cherry tomatoes, crispy potatoes and bread slices. Even tries their brûlée cheesecake, delicious. This first visit was a total success and will come back here to enjoy the vibe, the history and most of all the great food and service.

I have taken advantage of the brunch here several times and really love the Manmosa. Out of all of…read morethe mimosa options in town, this one will really put any itch to rest. My go-to for brunch is the breakfast sandwich however, I decided to get the spinach and artichoke quiche, which I was a little disappointed to see comparatively to their other menu items. It seems like you're paying more for the greens and spuds than the quiche itself. Whilst still very fluffy and enjoyable, next time I'd pivot to one of their more popular items, like the depot burger