The food was exceptional and well made. Staff was very attentive and paid attention to all of our…read moreneeds. Bathrooms were very clean and sanitary. Atmosphere was very positive. Great affordable prices. Scrumptious desserts too. Easy to read menus. Seating was very comfortable as well. Parking was easy to deal with. Overall a 5 Star Setting and Rating. Karaoke was very entertaining and enjoyable as well. We will definitely be returning to repeat this very enjoyable evening again. Everyone was extremely accommodating and super polite. William Yakel visiting from Fort Lauderdale Florida.

My dad died in Pahrump, so my family and I had to come out here to take care of things. There's…read morereally no other way we'd come here voluntarily. We'd heard from the locals, The Hubb is some of the best food in town and is a popular watering hole for the younger (under 70) crowd. The lady who served us for lunch was rude and seemed bothered we came in. Eventually she brought us our drinks and gave us a heavy sigh as she explained she didn't know why the restaurant was even open for lunch because she had too much to do to prepare for the evening shift. A second older woman brought our meal out (Taco Tuesday special) and tossed it onto our table without saying a word. The ground beef Caucasian tacos were over seasoned but generally edible. The service was absolute trash. My tip was reflective of that. If you have to visit Pahrump, bring your own food and cook at home, in your Air BNB.

The shake!!! No one greeted and didn't speak until spoken…read moreto. I was the only person in the store and I was treated as if I was invisible. This shop has so many trinkets, snacks, gifts and dates. A back room with clothes was an added bonus. I didn't ask the price, which was reasonable, I just came with an expectation and it did not disappoint, The trail is an added bonus in season

When visiting Death Valley National Park, a side trip to the China Ranch Date Farm & Bakery is…read morealways a must do for us. Nearby are hiking trails along the Amargosa River, exploring the Old Spanish Trail and historic railroad bed while enjoying the scenery of a lush, green oasis in the Mojave Desert with a rustic, welcoming feel. Even better, our dog is able to come on the hikes with us as long as he is on a leash. The wide variety of dates (Medjool, Black Beauty, etc.), date shakes, date nut bread, muffins, and cookies are available for purchase at their bakery/gift shop. Highly recommend the date shakes!

Sanders Family Winery in Pahrump is such a beautiful winery to come sit down and enjoy a wine…read moretasting! it offers a friendly atmosphere, with a variety of delicious wines to try. The wine tasting is also free. You can even bring your own food to enjoy! This winery gives off cozy vibes inside and romantic vibes outside. If you're looking for something fun to do outside of Vegas it's such a short drive and worth the trip. Great friendly staff with wonderful service! You won't be disappointed.

We came out for an overnight getaway from Vegas and enjoyed a wine tasting and Kiwanis Club Variety…read moreShow. The wines are nice and light, good for the desert heat. The interior and staff are very welcoming. This is a great place to come hang out with friends and it is sweetly romantic. Also, dogs are welcome and you can bring your own food. Come for the Saturday night concerts.

We went to the 1st Fall Festival in Lee Canyon . The foundation is there to make this an even…read morebetter event . They did provide free shuttle service to get from lower parking areas to festival site . The band was great , just not enough seating . More good food n novelty vendors beside the regular places I think more thinking n planning this could be a Great Event

Two things I love are Mount Charleston and the Fall. Mount Charleston and the changing colors of…read morethe Fall go together like a horse and carriage. This is the time to visit Mount Charleston when the changing colors of the aspen and wildflower blooms light up the rolling forests. The Mount Charleston Fall Festival celebrates the time of year when the Autumn leaves blanket the forests. When I saw the Mount Charleston Fall Festival on my Facebook page, I was decided on checking out the Fifth Mount Charleston Fall Festival. The Mount Charleston Fall Festival took place yesterday on Saturday, October 8 from 12 to 4 pm at the Spring Mountains Gateway Visitor Center. When I arrived at the Visitor Center a half hour early, the parking lot was filling up. There were a couple of employees directing the drivers where to park. By the time that the festival started, the parking lot serving the Step Ladder Trail northeast of the traffic circle was also filling up. Prior to the festival, a lot of natureholics like me hung looked at the exhibits in the Visitor center and walked around the vast grounds of the complex. Just like the library, elementary school, and resort on Mount Charleston; the fair was small. It was nothing in size to the Art in the Park festival that I attended last weekend. The festival was set around the east parking lot with the exception of the crafts and owl booths at the Education Building. The way that the event worked was that guests purchased raffle tickets to pay for the food. The raffle tickets were inexpensive. At $1 they brought two food items and raffle drawings that were held at 3 and 4 pm. There was a want for food trucks. The food here was served camping style. The guests roasted the hot dogs and smores at a camping pit in the Pinyon Group Picnic Area. Additionally $5 bought a Piesner beer. The raffle tickets with the festival went for good causes. I passed over eating. Instead I visited the different booths that all shared the common good of promoting the outdoors. I chatted with the volunteers running the booths and provided my name and contact information to receive future emails. Additionally I signed the petition to preserve Lava Butte-Nevada's piece of the Grand Canyon. I passed over buying anything because nothing was for sale. The Mount Charleston Fall Festival featured sponsors that have a passion for the outdoors. The sponsor's represented included: REI, Outdoor Las Vegas, Save Lave Butte, Friends of Nevada Wildlife, Back Country Horsemen, Lee Canyon with the Lee Canyon mobile, and Smokey the Bear. The children seemed to enjoy the Back Country Horsemen attraction where they got to be in pictures cutting wood. Nearby, at the Smokey the Bear trailer children learned about the dangers of forest fires. The majority of the guests appeared to be families. The Fall Festival advertised nature walks. I did not hear anything about nature walks during my time here. I did hear the music in the Amphitheater. All in all, I spent an hour at the Festival. After passing the Back Country Horsemen and REI booth for the last time, I walked by the craft center and placed my brochures in the car. From the Visitor Center, I would hop on the Acustus Trail to continue my celebration of Fall in Mount Charleston with hours of hiking in the shadows of the Autumn colors and Ponderosa pine trees. The Mount Charleston Fall Festival brought on the Fall season in Mount Charleston as both a good festival and trailhead.

Pahrump, so named by the Southern Paiute people meaning "Water Rock"...in reference to the natural…read moreartesian springs found throughout the valley, is located just west of Las Vegas at the southernmost tip of Nye County, Nevada. This dusty wide-open desert town blends modern amenities with its rugged surroundings and mountain views. You'll find casinos, local coffee shops, wineries, and tasting rooms alongside well-known attractions like Spring Mountain Motor Resort & Country Club, Front Sight Firearms Training Institute, and Pahrump Valley Museum. Oh, and if you're lucky enough, hopefully you'll catch a glimpse of the wild mustangs roaming the valley. The Heart of the New Old West.

Very good and accurate She was very nice and spot on…read more confirmed everything I needed to know and was unsure about

I have mixed feelings about her. She had a booth at this year's Pure Aloha Festival at Silverton…read moreCasino. As we were admiring her booth partner's crystal display, she tried to convince me to do a $20 reading, saying it was normally $65 at her shop (though I see on her Fremont page that she does $10 readings). She said she was picking up some kind of energy from me. I've actually had 2 other people randomly approach me for psychic readings saying they got some kind of "energy" from me over the years at Macy's, random parking lots. Perhaps I look gullible? We thought it would be fun, my partner & I being into spiritual things like that. He wanted to sit in, but she said that was not allowed. She had me shuffle the tarot cards then laid them out in a double pyramid. She asked if my parents fought a lot. I never saw them fighting though they eventually got divorced, but she insisted that they did. This could be common amongst all people though. She asked if that was my partner and if we had a baby together. I affirmed yes. She said there was definitely infidelity on his part and that it was someone he had seen before in the past and that she knew about me because he tells her about me and that she is into negative, harmful spirituality and was doing negative work to put distance between us. She offered to do a spiritual cleansing for $250 (for which she normally charged $900 at her office) to rid us of this third party. She said not to tell him and that was why she sent him away. I felt like all the energy left my body. My partner denied it all and was so mad he paid $30 to reenter the festival because he wanted to cuss her out. He said too bad she's pregnant otherwise he would beat her up. Time will tell if she was right or not, but if this is a scam, that is really f-d up. After reading other Yelp reviews about her, she seems less than reputable. I told him what if she incorrectly read the cards but really believed that that's what they were saying, but he believes she was malicious not merely incompetent. If she turns out to be right, I'll update my review. She said I was supposed to find out about this other person on my own soon. But if she was wrong, I find it highly irresponsible and potentially damaging to other people's lives. I guess in this industry, there is no liability. I had another psychic from SoCal incorrectly predict the gender of our baby (we didn't even ask her, she just offered), and another reader that we got for free at an event didn't even read the name of the card correctly, so I haven't had good experiences and will probably stay away in the future.

Spring mountain racing was a good time. Did the radical private instruction for one day and carting…read morethe next day so far. Instructors were accommodating and laid back. Not too strict to make it an enjoyable and safe time. Hars to get a reservation as they are booked! Carting was also awesome. Originally booked woth Jake with cashed out racing. He was super cool and accommodating. Did a half day in his carts and then got into the 2 stroke carts with spring mountain which were super fast. 2 full days of racing which went well with low traffic and good people.

Amazing facility! Condos are a bit dated but super spacious and with a balcony over looking the…read moretrack and up into the mountains it was as beautiful as the desert can be for a MN boy. Attended the 2 day Corvette owners driving school and had the time of my life putting a Corvette through her paces, driving them the way they were built to be driven. The instructors were incredible and the plethora of driving scenarios you are subjected too means your always doing something new. Track time, drifting on the skid pad, auto cross, 0-60 launches, competition... Clubhouse is spacious and the food was fantastic. My fiancé enjoyed the pool and the many viewing towers around the track. Top notch place to live a dream!