Micah makes the best Old Fashion in Reno!!! So beautiful, delicious, and fun to watch!read more

They have a great selection of whiskey. We attended a live…read moreburlesque show that was a special event. Highly recommend.

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.

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.

I'm battling this review. I battle rating it for the drinks/ambiance versus the service. The good:…read moreabsolutely the cutest vibe and decor. Love the quality of the drinks as they absolutely put effort and time making quality drinks with quality ingredients. It's relatively small inside so I can only imagine it could get packed in there. We had several drinks and every single one was perfection! The bathroom is the cutest and they have the coolest speakeasy door that the employees use to get to the back (not for the customers). My rant..I'm not from the area so I had NO idea what this place was when I walked by. It looked cute so my husband, myself and child walked up the steps and they sat outside while I went to check it out and see if this was a bar/club/ restaurant. I walked inside and instantly got the death glare from an employee. I instantly said omg I take it this place isn't kid friendly.. he rudely said no. I wanted to clarify and confirm even outside ? He said no. I apologized and they left but the vibe and way he said it was definitely off putting. My sister and I decided to stay for a drink while my husband/child went to walk around. Usually I don't give bad costumer service a chance.. but I realllllllly wanted a drink that one of those others customers were drinking. If this place had better costumer service. It would be a 5

This is the place to go for amazing tapas style food with an amazing variety with some of the best…read moreseasonal food and cocktails. The atmosphere is unique and elegant without being over the top. The food is amazing with so many options, I personally recommend the braised pork cheek and the bison carpachio, along with the braised short rib for the main. The bread pudding is top of the line dessert, just trust me its amazing. The service is on point and very quick and attentive as well as friendly and welcoming. I don't know her name but the female bartender is so nice and very informative, if you have any questions about food or drink options she is the go to gal. I believe they have just recently added close up magic in the dinning area and the show the gentleman, James Mako, put on was very entertaining and unique. I tried to beat the trick but he was too good and both my wife and I were enveloped in his magic. We will be coming here every chance we get and I can promise you will do the same from now on

Parking: some free lots around the downtown area. Might have to walk a bit. But downtown also just…read morewalkable in general. Service: it's in a three story building. The first floor is for shows and theaters. The restaurant is on the 3rd floor. Waiter/service are kind. But we did have to flag them down quite often to clear empty finished plates. Food: tapa food. So things don't come in great large quantities. Rather for taste and enjoyment. I don't think you can go wrong with any of the dishes. If you had to only try one, the portobello mushrooms were so good. Otherwise, everything is pretty tasty

We visited The Chapel Tavern in Midtown Reno and it was genuinely one of the best experiences ever…read more The bartender was fantastic and made the visit memorable by creating custom drinks based on our alcohol preferences which was such a fun and personal touch. We had two very different tastes (vodka and tequila) and she nailed both drinks perfectly. The bar felt clean, welcoming and comfortable even with its edgy vibe. I also loved the tarot cards they provide! I think they may have been intended as coasters (lol) but I kept mine as a souvenir and now use it as my bookmark. It's become one of my favorite little keepsakes. Location and parking: it's on a main strip right on the corner with a small parking lot but there's also accessible street parking in the neighborhood. I highly recommend it and will definitely return anytime I'm in Reno

Haven't been here in quite some time. But know people who frequent this place often…read more Their Bloody Mary is a meal in itself. I think it's about time for me to have another Don't miss out on this place. Meet your friends and relax

Wide ray of appetizers and entrées and killer pizza! Bring on that full bar, those loaded…read moremargaritas and ice cold beers on tap and I'm all yours. LT The Sparky Lil' Waitress made it all magical. This place can handle a massive amount of humans so bring that party, big or small, and enjoy life on the State Line.

Slow service, indifferent servers, lame beer. Skimpy portions. Poor value for the money. Mediocre…read morefood. It's also difficult to pay in a group. Very poor customer service. Need I say more? Avoid it.

Across from Red Dog, this place has a great desert view and a cozy smoking lounge. It's a…read morecomfortable hang for a smoke and a snort (drink). You can bring your own or purchase room their small humidor. Keep in mind there's a very small selection. They do not serve food but you are welcome to bring something in. Depending on the volume of people and the sticks, it can get extremely smoky. If you're not down with that, you can always purchase and find your space along the boardwalk and admire the scenery. The bartenders are good folks and they provide a laid back, welcoming atmosphere. What an excellent venue for spirits, smokes and shooting pool with friends. 01/25

Awesome atmosphere Great attentive owner/bartender. Great music on a Friday night during Street…read moreVibrations.

Whoa. Finally a veggie burger worth talking about!…read more Location: a bit tricky to get to but worth the effort Server: Rory might be the best waiter in South Lake--attentive and wanting to provide the right experience. He even took the time to explain the difference between a cello and a viola ! Veggie burger: A+ Bring your BBFCFM and ask for Rory ! We also ate a whole bowl of coleslaw--delicious.

It's been a minute since we last ate here (preoccupied with soccer-themed vacations)…read more We ordered the Hot Cider, Kids' Grilled Cheese, Bob's Burger, California Burger, and Onion Rings. It's good to be back.

Get the watermelon and mango whiskies. Keep some for your…read morenext cold and it will clear you right up. :) Great place. I am one of the locals Andrea

Amazing whiskeys!! Really cool vibe in the back yard area. Jeremy, the owner, is an awesome guy…read more Definitely check this spot out.

We came to the Terrace Lounge to hear and dance to classic jazz played by the Alpha Rhythm Kings…read moreperform in the Terrace Lounge. While there, I picked up the binder containing the Whiskies list. Oh, my fricking Stars and Stripes...the whiskies list....! Was... Extensive. There were lists of bourbons, ryes, scotches by region (Speyside,Islay, Islands, etc) They had blended whiskies, flavored whiskies, and Irish whiskies. This was one of the most comprehensive lists of any place I've been. Gotta appreciate a good library whisky bar that allows you to try new regions without springing for a whole bottle.

Neat Whisky Bar is a concept bar within the Terrace Lounge. I'm not even sure Yelp allows that,…read morebut we'll see. Who says the only thing that matters is material. It goes something like this. Unless you look for it, it's Terrace Lounge, a corny casino cocktail lounge with some corny, terrible lounge singer. Most people there are visiting gamblers. They don't give a shit about craft cocktails or esoteric Scotches or bourbons. They order a gin and tonic or Maker's Mark and call it a night. But if you look carefully, you discover Neat Whisky Bar, and voila, it's suddenly a cool, hip whisky bar with 150 whiskies on the shelf. I guess it's pretty hipster that the bar is so obscure it has no material existence and Yelp may not even allow it to be reviewed. Wow, that's pretty hipster. I don't even think Chapel has that many whiskies although I keep imploring them to list their goddamn liquor. You know people just order whatever the hell is popular and corporate like Bushmills, Jameson, Maker's Mark. Those asshats at Chapel have Elmer T Lee and Rowan's Creek, but you'd never know unless you ask them. Anyhow, much applause to these guys for listing their whiskies and even better, at the back of the menu they provide a pretty decent short review of dozens of their whiskies. EVERY bar should do that. Educate your customers! I never knew so many Irish whiskies use bourbon barrels. Also, it's spelled whisky if it's from Canada or England and whiskey if it's from Ireland or America. It's called Scotch if it's from Scotland. No, it's not bourbon if it's from Kentucky. It's bourbon if it's made according to the rules (at least 51% corn, aged in new charred-oak barrels, made in America, bottled at 80 proof) so you can make Nevada bourbon if you wanted. The prices tend to be on the high side for Reno like $9.50 for a Maker's and $8 for Buffalo Trace. They say they pour 2 oz which I guess makes up for it, although most bartenders if they like you will pour 2 oz. The only really rare bourbon they have is the Pappy 15 year for $18, although they do have a lot of independent bourbons, surprising for a casino that prides itself on corporate bullshit beer and liquor. They have awful and small ice. I wouldn't get anything on the rocks here. They only had several cocktails listed and not many classic cocktails. I get the idea they're flirting with change but not making any commitment. Besides the people smoking at the bar and not giving a sh t that there were 150 whiskies, the only real annoyance was the goddamn singer who was virtually screaming and screeching. It was unbearable. Then she started singing Christmas songs and I had to leave. Christmas songs are terrible enough sung well, sung terribly, they're a form of torture.