Visited Pokher Knights during a blizzard - cozy and welcoming crowd, but the vibe is more basement…read moreparty than upscale club. Staff crossing boundaries (yes, security joined the fun) felt off, and the space lacked polish. We had an okay night, but between the lowbrow feel and loose rules, it's not a must-repeat for us. Fun in a pinch, but not our top pick. See our full review here: https://www.vanillaswingers.com/renos-pokher-nights-review-snowed-in-stripped-down-and-shocked/

It was our first time visiting PK's in late Sept of this year. My wife and I were very much looking…read moreforward to just hanging out and meeting new friends. It was a bit clickish at first, but all places are when your the newby. We got over that right away and as it turned out everyone was quite friendly. The menbership for one year is $80 per couple and the enterance fee was $40 for both of us, however that got you in for both Friday and Saturday nights. There was a good mix of single men which happens to be what my wife likes so we were very excited and looking forward to our night out. We were not disappionted at all. The place could use a good updating but it didn't hinder our time at all. The staff was friendly and we always felt safe. We will definately come back to visit this place when we are in the area.

What a phenomenal mini town center type of venue surrounded by everything you need!…read more Tacos, check. Sandos, check. Pizza, check Beer and mixed drinks, double check! Ice cream...bakery, barber, Tesla chargers ... A host of restaurants and small business shops are all around and there's a picnicky central area with turf and corn hole too. I could be here all day and all night, especially to catch a lovely sunset with a beer in hand with the massive fireplace in the middle of it all. Absolutely loved this place and will be back one day some day soon!

This place is gorgeous, but in the winter you don't really want to go to this area. Also, the food…read moreoptions are on the higher end, and most of the time, the flavors and experience is not there. I also think it has a lot of potential, but it's kore catered to adults without children. Especially the night life. Most of it is date night feels. Which is good for those special occasions, just cuz and such. Awesome part is they do events as well like little markets, christmas, etc. So that's fun We went trick or treating as well. So they make-up yhe family activities this way. They have a wide variety of food and drink options here. Again, though, it's not a place to spend time on the colder evenings. Most daytime activities. Either way check them out and look at the calendars for any fun future activities. Place is amazing and very unique to the reno area. Something we have needed to livin up the growing reno culture. Don't get my rating wrong I love going here. But it can definitely more. What is missing. Not quiet sure yet. I'll update once I realize it.

Reno - Tahoe Outdoors Friends is a diverse group of people in our beautiful Reno/Tahoe area who…read moreshare a love to get outdoors and enjoy nature and good company during our adventures. We meet for a wide variety of hikes around Reno, Lake Tahoe, the Sierra, and other places near and not-so-near. In addition, we camp, mountain/road bike, rock climb, ski, road trip, volunteer, and get together for social functions. As our group continues to grow, the scope of activities will expand. When we ask members why they joined the group, the answer given often is, "I love hiking, but my friends don't, and I don't want to go alone." Now we don't have to. We have hundreds of members who are all anxious to hit the trail, get outside, commune with nature, or just hang out with other group members who share this common interest. Not all of our outings are fit for everyone. Some are kid and dog friendly. Many are more difficult. Some are only for the most fit, such as peaking many of the peaks in the Sierra. It's up to you to know your limits and choose the events that are right for you. Whether it's a picnic and barbecue, a campout at a scenic location, or one of our countless hikes, you're sure to find something that suits your fancy. If you don't, feel free to suggest an outing using the "IDEAS" tab or email me or one of the Assistant Organizers. While we welcome all different levels of hiking skills, you should be aware of your comfort level and capabilities. Each person is responsible for their own gear and safety. If you are wondering what to bring, REI has a check list of items that you should carry (https://www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/ten-essentials.html) If you have a question drop me or any of the assistant organizers an email. Happy trails! - Daniel Ellsworth

I got a section for my birthday and it was a good time. It's so cool and unique that there is a…read morepool in the middle of the night club. The girls were so attentive and kept asking if we needed anything. The only thing I wish is that they did customized signs, rather than generic paper ones.

Based on service and ambiance this venue is awesome! The pools and multiple stages are very cool…read more There are also many bars to order from.

The club at Arrowcreek is a fabulous venue. During the holidays the decor is classy and decorated…read morewith the most eloquent Christmas trees! The staff was friendly and all guest were offered a cost check at the door. Dinner was baked chicken with steamed veggies and mashed potatoes. This venue is located in the highly sought after neighborhood of Arrowcreek and is perfect for any ceremony, banquet lunch or dinner! I highly recommend!

My first time in their event facilities for the Women's Council of Realtors, the experience was…read morequite nice. The facility was presentable, clean while the hosts of the facility, their staff were courteous and accommodating. The meal that evening, baked chicken, steamed vegetables, gravy and mashed potatoes were good, simple, flavorful. This seems to be a great facility for hosting meetings, conferences, parties and get togethers. Take a look before booking your next event.

I was recently here to assist with an event. Listen the bad review is solely based on what…read morehappened. This is actually a large venue and really nice on the inside. BUT that does not excuse what took place. No one was at the venue until 15mins before it started so we couldn't setup. The Phone number we had kept going to voicemail and if it wasn't for someone who stopped by to speak to the owner about working together we would have never gotten inside to setup for the event. IDK what the story was as to why no one was there but really. Luckily it was still good. and luckily the food caterer was able to get the food out in time.

Looking for fellowship and a sense of purpose?…read more Well this is the place for you. They have a great time, help children and treat each other like family. I am proud to be a Shriner and invite you to be one also. www.beashrinernow.com

My family first business , last Vegas, Reno Nevada sparks, Utah , Linda had a place in…read moreWashington dc, Oakland, but it was to help people who wanted to fall in love and get to know each other

I've only been on 3 dates with this company, you don't get any information about the potential date…read moreexcept a brief description. You can't get any more info about the people unless you agree to exchange phone numbers during your first date and then they have your contact info too. This is scary considering 2 of the three people they matched me with had criminal histories. One of them was still married! Even though I specifically stated I did not want to date people who are separated. I wish I would have read these reviews before signing up. This is one the most expensive mistakes I've ever made. The matchmaker is not really a match maker at all, they are a scam service selling scams, they lie about the potential date they set you up with in hopes you will agree to meeting and then they claim they've fulfilled their obligation. It's as horrible as all the others have stated.

We loved our visit to the Discovery Museum in Reno! We only had about an hour before closing, so it…read morewas a bit rushed--but even in that short time, we had so much fun exploring all the different areas. Heads up: the gift shop closed before we could grab anything, and the closing announcements were pretty firm--if you weren't already in line, it was a no-go. Totally fair, just something to keep in mind when planning your visit! There are so many exhibits that we definitely had to move quickly, but it was still 100% worth it. Pro tip: save the downstairs water feature for last--it's an absolute blast for the whole family! As a special needs family, we felt really comfortable here. Our 5-year-old loved the freedom to walk and explore, and our 1-year-old had a great time in the littles area and with the water play. The huge cloud play structure looked amazing, but we skipped it since there's only one way in and out--just didn't feel like the right call for us this time. Bonus: let your kids take the stairs to burn off energy! But if you've got a stroller, wheelchair, or just want an easier route, elevators are available too. Overall, such a fun spot--we'll definitely be back (with more time next time)!

I will say the kiddos love this place…read more We have been twice. Before I wanted to get a membership, but now seeing how it is. I am happy thay we just go once in a while. The museum is not very large and most of our kiddos love the Truckee river exhibit as they play there more. It could be the age. Just bring some spare clothes or a towel as they may be drenched. As they get older they may like to do the other exhibits more. They have lego, space, anatomy, physics, and engineering zones. They also have a lab with daily activities. The amazing part is there are plenty of things to do. The downside is the parking lot gets packed fast, but thats a good thing. So give yourself time if looking for a spot. Its super cool for the kiddos and there is even a cute little toddler playground. So please enjoy the space and time.

Friendliness and camaraderie rules at the VFW's Reno Battle Born Bunker. The Canteen is open each…read moreTuesday through Saturday from 4 pm - 8 pm. Originally founded in 1899, as the American Veterans of Foreign Service, the Veterans of Foreign Wars continues to be a voice and haven for Veterans, returning and currently deployed U.S. Armed Forces service members, and their families.

My neighbor invited me to join her in viewing a play at this venue. I thought it would be…read moreinteresting to watch a war themed play in an underground military bunker. It was already dark when we arrived, so I didn't notice much about the outside other than the gravel parking lot. We walked down a ramp and entered a fair sized gathering room that included walls decked out with posters from all of the various wars in which the veterans had fought, card tables with plain padded chairs, and a bar, and the room was clouded with smoke. I am no fan of cigarette smoke, so this was a disappointing discovery. After the lights and sounds were checked properly, we were invited back to the bunker area for the performance, where we sat in scattered folding chairs. The air was much fresher and cooler than the gathering room, and no smoking was allowed in this area, thank goodness. The play, appropriately named "Wounded", was an intense drama about wounded soldiers from the war in Iraq. It was performed well, and the bunker was a great aesthetic to the setting. It was put on by Merry War Theater Group, who presented themselves as a pop-up ensemble whose acts can be followed on Facebook or through their e-mail list, as they do not perform in just one arena. My heart and gratitude go out to our Veterans. However, I would like to preserve my lungs from the wretches of second hand smoke.