This is hands down my favorite little bar! From the moment you walk in, it feels less like going…read moreout to a bar and more like hanging out with family. The atmosphere is so cozy, fun, and genuinely welcoming, and you can tell how much love goes into creating such a special space. I especially love that it's woman-owned and that there's always something fun going on, from events to little reasons to get everyone together. It has that rare small-town, everybody-knows-everybody feeling that makes you want to keep coming back. If you're looking for good drinks, fun events, and a place where you actually feel like you belong, this is it. So grateful to have a place like this in our community!

Atmosphere and people ten stars! My friend and I stopped here with our dogs looking for grub after…read morea hike, but sadly had to leave once we realized they don't serve food yet. This is the coziest friendliest place I've been to in a long time with very cool people and live music! The patio is awesome! Dogs are allowed!

If you want good customer service, go only to the food truck, because the staff in the bar do not…read morehand that out. Unfortunately, they clearly favor regulars over helping everyone equally. Some of them come across as overly cocky and could use a reality check. We've been here several times, trying to give this place another chance, but it never succeeds. On top of that, the website is outdated and the merch selection is lacking. This place has real history that should be highlighted, not overshadowed by individual egos. At the end of the day, your job is customer service, plain and simple. If you don't enjoy doing that, it might be time to step aside and let someone with a better attitude take your place.

Let's get this out of the way: Vegans and even vegetarians will want to note that the famous bloody…read moreMary they make here has a Worcestershire sauce that contains anchovies. it is not even remotely vegetarian. No matter. there are plenty of other drinks on the menu that will assuage your herbivorous sensibilities. note as well but there's a sign saying only service dogs are allowed. I travel with my service dog, shown in these photos. but if you have a dog who's mainly a pet you may need to leave them in an environmentally controlled vehicle or at home. Well the ambience can't be beat here. The ceilings are surprisingly tall for someplace of this age. There's no shortage of things to look at on the wall. Very interesting. Best of all there is a lovely vanilla smell permitting every corner of the venue. I don't know if it's a candle or essential oil or what but i like it!!

Stopped in for a drink on a Saturday afternoon. It was busy since it was after an event in Carson…read more Great space inside. Great chairs, tables, couches outside. Live band playing music I enjoyed a rum drink off the menu. Made perfectly! I wish they were open Sundsys as I find myself in that area on Sundays. Definitely go check them out for a good drink and fun.

If you like a classy bar this is the most fun place in town. accent lighting is top notch here…read more The Bar tenders are affable and strikingly good communicators. Service is fast Drinks are clever and unique!!

Top notch craft cocktails! My favorite is the espresso makes less depresso (espresso martini) or…read moreTatjana's margarita. Amazing trackman simulators! Tons of mini games like mini putt putt or shuffle board golf. You can't go wrong with bring the whole family! Great to just stop by for just a drink.

Stopped into the Golf Lodge with some friends and had a great time! Alec, the owner, is doing a…read moregreat job. We went in at 2pm on a Friday with a reservation in the simulator at 2:30pm. Timing was prompt and while we waited we ordered some drinks. I was surprised how reasonably priced the cocktails were! We all enjoyed our drinks a lot. The bourbon mule was great. The only recommendation I would make is more non-alcoholic choices as we had one person in our group not drinking. The actual simulator experience was $60 for an hour. We were able to get through 3 holes in the hour as novice golfers. While I do think the pricing is a bit high, it's the only simulator experience in the area that I'm aware of and the experience is great. I would come back to try some of the mini games as actual golf on the simulator is fun, but more for experienced golfers who are looking to tune their game. The level of statistics you get on these things are crazy. Overall I thought the Golf Lodge was a great experience and a cool new spot in Carson. I would go back just for a drink or two at the bar and to watch others golf, but also to try out some of the other settings in the simulators.

I agree with another comment--the house-made potato chips are beyond salty. But they are still…read moregood, just wish they could use a little less salt. Their salad wraps are huge, fresh, and delicious. Much like the rest of the food on their out-of-the-ordinary menu. One word of caution, if you go when the dining room is not busy, you might be better off sitting in the bar. The waitress stays mostly in there, and dining room service can be painfully slow. Otherwise, I highly recommend this longtime neighborhood favorite!

My husband and daughter and I were in town visiting grandma and grandpa. It was Grandpa's birthday…read moreand we wanted to take him somewhere different than the place we always go to. I checked this place out in the afternoon before deciding to go to dinner there. It looked pretty casual in the menu look like something everybody would enjoy. When we got there, we were greeted nicely and our server, JC, was very nice. All of the food was bountiful. We ordered the appetizer with three different items which was pretty good. It was onion rings, fried zucchini, and fried mozzarella sticks. The zucchini was a little undercooked. On to the main courses. It took longer than we would think and they brought it out in pieces. The two men got theirs first and my daughter and I got hers a few minutes later and Grandma was served last. Grandpa ordered a steak sandwich and he said it was good. My husband ordered a Philly cheese steak, which she said was decent. Grandma ordered fish and chips and she said it was so so. The french fries were thick steak type that were really good. A couple of us tried them. My daughter and I were excited when we saw the lobster tacos and we ordered them. The chips that came with them were salty beyond belief! We could not even eat them. When I told JC, she said there's nothing they could do about the chips and she offered to take the salad off the bill which I thought was nice. Both of my daughter and I could not eat the chips. The lobster tacos were not good. If the corn tortillas were warmed or cooked, it must've been very, very little. The lobster was chopped up in a wait and mixed with some kind of sauce that we can barely taste the lobster. We got two tacos and barely ate one. We took them home, but it didn't seem worth it to try to mend this. The best thing I can say is that the people they were very welcoming and pleasant. Also, JC gave my father-in-law a lemon bar for his birthday as we walked out. That was really sweet. Lastly, make sure you bring cash because you have to pay extra for using a card. We have to pay over $6 extra because we used a card. Am I understanding is that is happening a lot in restaurants. So, I don't think this is unusual.

My bartender was Katy, she was so funny, kind, sweet, and informative. She suggested one of the…read morespecialty shots and it was AMAZING !! I definitely recommend this spot to anyone visiting / passing by the area

Fun small town bar--love the atmosphere--just way too much cigarette smoke inside. Great prices on…read moredrinks--Karaoke Night is fantastic.

I was working in Carson City for the day and my coworker invited me to Press Cafe. It was so cute!…read moreI loved the vibe which had dark colors, wine, and books throughout. The barista was super nice and welcoming. She explained their signature drinks and summer specials since it was my first time. I got one of the specials and was very happy with my choice.

Cellar 8 has been a welcoming, warm, and happy environment since the day it has been purchased and…read morechanged hands. Tonight I was here for the Thanksgiving Wine Pairing. This was an amazing night of great people, wonderful food, and awesome wines. The food was AMAZING! The bites were layered with flavor and complemented each other beautifully. The wines were beautiful and complex on their own but when placed with the bites of food the taste of the wine and the food was elevated to the next level. I can't wait for my next visit to Cellar 8.

We were impressed by the excellent quality as well as the quantity of the food. The service is…read moreexceptional. We found it to be professional yet very personable. The selection of beverages was superb. I had the best bourbon old fashion. We loved the family atmosphere and trivia night. We plan to attend a weekend for the music in a future visit. Congraulations to the management and staff for making our visit special.

We came to The Club House on the Carson Valley Golf Course to celebrate my parents' 40th…read moreanniversary. Indoor and patio seating, a full bar, and a setting that works great for a summertime family meal. Service was the strongest part of the meal. The restaurant got slammed all at once and the servers still kept the tables moving. I ordered the beer battered fish and chips. The coating should have been crisp. It came out undercooked and soggy. I did not like the house tartar sauce and switched to malt vinegar. The seasoned fries were good. The appetizers were better than the entree. Cheese curds with chipotle aioli and coconut crusted prawns with sweet chili sauce both were delicious. I had a burger here on a previous visit and it was pretty good. If we come back, that is what I will order instead.