Who knew preserving this old school would make such a great muti-use center? Well this one hits in…read moreall of the right places. Location across the street from the Tuckee River, tons of shade, parking in all directions, and not a ton of riff-raff. The inside has a few rooms for use, small restrooms and an awesome patio. Parking is a bit limited on weekends because there are residential neighborhoods and the river recreation areas surrounding the center. It has so far served to be the perfect size for Jewish Nevada's Milk & Honey Festival.

Quality/Quantity - Another place that I frequent and have not written a review on?!?!…read moreWe used to come here to their farmers' market to get our local honey. Today's event was for the Milk and Honey Festival - Jewish Nevada. See my other reviews. This place is available for rent. Auditorium - 200 capacity with chairs @ $190/hr, minimum 2 hour rental. Boardroom - 30 capacity, $70/hr. Wedding Package - $1,520 for 8 hours, $190 for each additional hour. Additional charges apply, see website - Alcohol permit, table, chair rentals, etc. Atmosphere - Decent size location. Decent size parking, but NOT during events. Plenty of free street parking. I actually prefer street parking to avoid any drama. Indoor and outdoor spaces. Again, see my pictures and my Yelp Milk and Honey Festival - Jewish Nevada review. Cool history and lots of information to read, see pictures. Service - Excellent. Very welcoming. Price - Free, thank you. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1909, and thanks for the 1999 remodel.

This is the cutest little mall with some great specialty stores. I love it because Lash Envy is…read morethere but the stores are so adorable that I always stay after my appointment and browse around. There is a really good coffee stand in the middle of the mall with plenty of seating. Plus The Rattlesnake Club is in this mall and they have great food!

This is a really cool old fashioned type of mall filled with lots (more on the way they are…read moreexpanding) of mom and pop type shops. From a baby boutique, to a kitchen store with everything your heart can desire, to a tiny little Italian shop where you can find all your hard to find specialty Italian items and more. If you are looking for something interesting there is also Larkellen which has unique Nevada style gifts, fun and unique items for your kitchen and everything you could need for your beard. So step away from the big box malls and Shop Small! This is the way to shop. 27/18

I stopped by today to ask some questions. It was 1110 am and their sign says they open at 11 am. I…read morecalled and no pick up. Edit: it is now 1218 pm, still no answer when I call, I have left three voicemails today. No doorbell to be found. Willing to change once I actually talk to someone in person.

A life saving and valuable resource in our community. A place where you can be you with a number of…read moreamazing programs and groups. There's something for everyone. I was able to join the rainbow rangers group and had a blast meeting new people. Shout out to all the amazing volunteers!

The exhibition halls were clean and orderly. There were a large variety of venders. Everyone was…read morefriendly and I found a lot of good deals. The parking attendant was friendly and helpful. All in all, I had a good time.

Plenty of parking! Clean restrooms! Friendly employees! Delicious salads! Cold beverages!read more

Ra has done an amazing job transforming this plain building into an artistic comfortable space…read more She fills the calendar (on Instagram ) with interesting and unexpected events , centered around music, sound yoga, intellectual discussions, and more. If you peek ahead of the calendar, I'm sure you'll find something intriguing. And even if there's no event going on or the event doesn't appeal to you a open seating area is a great place to chill and talk and Meet with interesting people. She has a nice variety of nonalcoholic teas and coffees and drinks, including a delicious homemade pistachio cream latte.

Ra is amazing. This space is AMAZING. I've been visiting…read moresince they opened. I come in, from time, for their pistachio late (homemade pistachio butter). Truly the best I've had. I stay for the yoga and the movement class held by Ra. Ra is so good at helping you relax and feel comfortable. It's helped me gain more confidence. This spot is a gem in Reno.

We unfortunately didn't have a good experience here. The bar staff was great but the karaoke jockey…read morewas awful! He was putting people ahead of our songs when we turned them in way before. He said "people are paying me so" and I said that we paid him $25 and he said it wasn't enough. Super unappreciative & rude. We wanted to spend more time there bc we love to karaoke but couldn't due to the fact that he was pushing the drunk bros ahead of us all.

KRISTI at WEST 2ND is so nice! Visit her every Tuesday and Wednesday !!!!!! She made Reno feel like…read morehome and I'm new to Reno!!!

I think the novelty of experiencing something unique significantly improves ratings for most as…read moreit's far different than an escape room that almost everyone has already been to one or more times. So after the first game or two, I was envisioning a strong 5-star review. But after everything was said and done, I would feel, being very objective and unbiased, a 5.0 star would be a bit too high. More like 4.5 rounded up. Full disclosure we had 3 people which is the worst number as then you can't have two teams. But I'm disregarding that we had to play against a virtual house opponent. They actually let us play some games more than once so it had its upside too. There are 5 games based on the senses. I won't go farther as to not ruin the surprise. 3 were really fun, 1 was pretty fun, and 1 was mediocre although younger kids would like it (the balls). A couple games were more difficult than expected but still fun. The main thing that brings it down to a 4.5 for me, is the value. At $31 a person, we were done in about 50 minutes, about an hour including the orientation. Not the published 75 minutes. We felt like we wanted at least one more game to feel like it was worth the money or something far better than the quick ball game. I can see they priced it roughly around escape room prices. If you've never done it, feel $31/person is fair for an hour of entertainment, and have a group of 4-8, it's probably 5 stars. But the value would go down next visit as the uniqueness of a new experience is part of the entertainment. For us we felt dropping almost $100 on this was a tad pricey for 3 people so 4.5 stars. $25/person, would be 5.0 -stars. Staff is great. Realizing that our session might have been fast because we only had 1 team despite replaying a couple games twice, assuming a large group gets more play time and considering the two-team competition aspect, I'm rounding to a weak 5 stars. But definitely a 4-star for repeat visits.

My family and I had a great time during our visit at Sensology. The booking was easy to do online…read more You select your day/time, number of guests, pay the fees for the group, and complete the consent forms. Our game host was Jess. She was very kind and had a lovely personality. She also gave us a courtesy call to ensure we located the center within the Grand Sierra Resort. What caught our eye was that we had to use one of our senses in each of the five challenges: smell, taste, touch, sight, and hearing. The day before we had gone to an escape room and were looking for more similar experiences. Some of the challenges required the team to be split into teams while other challenges required the entire team to participate. Overall, it was a great time and I highly recommend to take a few family members and friends to enjoy the experience with. They also have a snack bar there and a dart room called the Dart Side next door.

Maker's Paradise is located in the back of the Reno Public Market, on the left side and just past…read moreUncle Junkee. As I walked through the store and into the back, this place is multifaceted and huge. In the front are various displayed "Makers" items, while there was some art class going on in back. Upstairs apparently has Artist studios for use and rent. I did find a nice "denim pants" pouch, but as with antique stores, things either grab you or they don't. I hope this place succeeds as an artist's hub, similar to say Mainframe Studios in Des Moines Iowa. In the meantime, I sense a work in progress.