My first experience here. Definitely give 5 stars. Service was excellent, attentive without being…read morerushed. Found the menu offered a nice variety and tried quite a few. The oversized Bloody Mary was a treat and drank it all! Food was delicious. Tried the appetizer Brussels sprouts, their french fries are the best and loved them! Their chicken wings in the Asian sauce. Finely a favorite. We tried the avocado board and it was the best. Large platter of avocado, fresh dressed salad, roasted veggies and cherry tomatoes, crispy potatoes and bread slices. Even tries their brûlée cheesecake, delicious. This first visit was a total success and will come back here to enjoy the vibe, the history and most of all the great food and service.

I have taken advantage of the brunch here several times and really love the Manmosa. Out of all of…read morethe mimosa options in town, this one will really put any itch to rest. My go-to for brunch is the breakfast sandwich however, I decided to get the spinach and artichoke quiche, which I was a little disappointed to see comparatively to their other menu items. It seems like you're paying more for the greens and spuds than the quiche itself. Whilst still very fluffy and enjoyable, next time I'd pivot to one of their more popular items, like the depot burger

As I write this, Parlay 6 has closed their resturant very suddenly. RIP…read more I am not sure why the sudden closure, and the story they shared seemed strange. However, I snuck in just before their closing and was able to enjoy a round of drinks with a birthday group. The server did great, given that we were a large party in flux due to many people coming and going. I enjoyed the robust mocktail menu. I didn't indulge in food, but many in my party ordered the burger, and everyone loved it. Goodbye, Parlay 6. I wish you luck in your new ventures!

4/10/26 So this was…read morefirst time here and it was great . Heard good things just never had a chance to get to. Came with Wifey and Good friend. Cool Decor and TV's and pool table in the back . Service was great , Avy was our server and she was excellent. I ordered the coconut stout and it was so good , along with that I had the smash burger with onion rings which I heard from a friend and saw reviews that it was great. It didn't disappoint it was very tasty. The onion rings were nice and crispy too. We all enjoyed our food. Will be back to try other stuff and different beer too . Enjoy !!!!

My husband and I were on our way to another brewery in Reno when we happened to drive by Pigeon…read moreHead Brewery. The patio was full of people enjoying themselves, music was playing, and everyone looked like they were having a great time on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. We quickly found a parking spot and decided to check it out. We ordered at the counter, and the bartender was incredibly friendly. He offered me a couple of tastings, which helped me find the perfect craft beer for the afternoon. With drinks in hand, we grabbed a table outside and spent some time soaking up the sunshine, listening to the music, and enjoying the lively atmosphere. Sometimes the best discoveries are the unplanned ones! I'm so glad we stumbled upon Pigeon Head Brewery. The welcoming staff, great beer, and fun vibe made for a wonderful experience. We're already looking forward to many more visits in the future. Cheers!

Celebrated the early part of the day on the 4th of July listening to a Grateful Dead tribute duo…read morehere at Pigeon Head. There is a nice outdoor patio area. Shaded and traveled. Had a wheat ale that was light. Service was friendly. Nice area to chill and relax.

Terrific brewery with a great selection of beers and plenty of space to spread out, including games…read moreto enjoy while you hang out. I had the bourbon barrel-aged stout, "Imperial Minds", and it was delicious. Would definitely recommend and happily return.

When in the Reno/Sparks area, If you like a great IPA or…read moreLager, Revision should be a stop. Love their beers, although I favor their selections of West Coast IPA's over the NE types and Lagers, all the beer they make ia pretty great. In house, they will allow a quick sample before purchasing any of their brews to go, or for consumption on site. Their is an area for larger or small parties to sit, enjoy the beer and socialize, although on this trip, I just grabbed some beer to go, to bring back home.

Cut and pasted from their website: "Slieve means "A…read moreMountain" in Irish Gaelic, their family roots." Quality/Quantity - Been an extremely long stressful day! So I NEEDED a break from the day to just relax and stop thinking! I gave my wife a few options, a few breweries to choose from (or for me to just go alone, which she would not have let me drink and drive, especially all the way from North Reno). So she/we chose to go to Slieve as I have not been there yet. Actually, all 3 choices were breweries. The good news is that there are more and more new breweries opening. The bad news is that there are more and more good breweries closing, in ALL my hometowns... My first time in a nano brewery; cool. Today I got (and tried the following), all Slieve brands; support local: Oh, I did not know you had a happy hour M-F from 2-5pm; I just missed it by 13 minutes... Should not have spent so much time outside taking pictures for Yelp, lol. Pale Ale - Good, but I prefer more flavor. This is currently my second "go to" beer after reds. Jimbo Porter - Better, but then I tried the Cookie Monster! I also did not taste the coconut. Cookie Monster - My favorite of the beers, so much flavor. And I am NOT usually a sweet beer drinker. It was not an overwhelming stout, probably due to the sweetness, but you can definitely taste the chocolate and slightly coffee and caramel flavors. I would get this again, but it would always have to be my last beer due to the flavors. Beers that I need to come back for when available are: Your reds, IPAs and of course your "Trinity Tripel." Ambiance - On your "about" page on your website, it says you are still looking for a home for your brewery...? Is that accurate or does that page need to be updated? Cool space, indoor and outdoor seating. Bar and table seating. 2 bars, one the back, probably only used for events. Semi private room when you walk in. Ping pong, darts, games, cornhole, cool decor on walls throughout to read, etc. Open 7 days a week, see their website. Yelp's hours/days differ slightly. Event spaces are available; see their website.. Service - Good. We were also greeted by Shannon when she and Phillip came in later for a drink or two... Phillip was too busy drinking to say hi, lol. Price - $8 a beer. The typical cost for good craft beer. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2022 with your nanobrewery; I wish you the best and am glad you own the building to help you weather some "storms."

We came for the Girl Scout beer pairing benefit! It was our first time coming to the brewery…read more I called at the last minute to see if we could still get tickets and they said we will squeeze you in, now that's good business! We got there a little early to pick our spot at the bar. We were greeted by Shannon the owner. She is a lovely lady and later met her husband Phil. They have owned Slieve's for about three years. They have a spacious building and super clean! The staff are friendly and accommodating. There is no food on the premises to purchase, but you can bring your own food or ordered inn. It was fun to sample Girl Scout cookies and taste beer. We started with 6 tastings but they threw in a couple extra. The event was well organized and the Girl Scouts were there to sell their cookies. I was a Girl Scout 50 years ago. I think a box of cookies was $1.00 - $1.25. I paid $7. Times have certainty changed. The brewery is in an interesting location that I never knew existed before, but now I do and look forward to my return. Thank you for making our day fun and memorable!!!

Jason was awesome, very attentive and always listening. We were helped by Terra, Nicole, Amara and…read moreBree, everyone was amazing. Great food, delicious beer, fantastic service! Will define back!!

The food was amazing was delicious and cooked to my liking. To drink I had a double Old Forester…read morelight ice to open the notes and it was perfect. I didn't get the bartenders name but she was very knowledgeable and professional. I asked for her recommendation and she told me Old Forester. Excellent choice. The ambiance is on the darker side which I like but the lighting is sufficient. It is very easy on the eyes and doesn't strain you. The restaurant was clean as well. If I ever come back to Reno this will for sure be my first stop to eat.

I have been to Great Basin several times, including the one on 4th St., and I love this brand. OK,…read morethe greeting "just one?" is not my favorite (maybe just ask everyone "how many?") but everything got better from there. My server was Alexa/Alexia(?) and she was excellent but not obnoxious in her hovering. Good good good. The staff, service, food, all really good. I was in the S Virginia/McCarran store this week and had the chipotle cream chicken pasta for the first time. SO flavorful. Comes with garlicky bread, also yummy. I got 3 meals out of it and I have an appetite! Great portion. One of my favorite things about these restaurants is that even though they are large and busy, they are not deafeningly loud. Well done people.

I admit Great Basin isn't one of my usual spots…read more I stopped with a friend on a Thursday night to use a gift card and not cook after a long week. First, GB has a great patio that no one was using on a perfect July evening. When we asked to be seated there the hostess said "no problem, after the first person asks others will follow." She was right. We went a couple of items from the happy hour menu and were not disappointed. Calamari fries were served piping hot and tender. The Asian wraps' flavor hit all the notes. Service was good. I love a great patio, and this one was large, comfortable, and offered great shade. But do note if you are there to talk with friends, you are at a very very busy intersection. The traffic noise was loud at times. I would still dine on outside given the choice. There's lots of immediate parking around the building and nearby.

I was there last Thursday, and the service was fantastic. So cool to see the cornhole tournament in…read morefull swing! I was blown away by the French Saison - so rare to see that style 'in the wild' and it was done really well. Definitely get the apricot wings and pizza if you're hungry.

Big place inside and out with play area in the back. Obviously good beer selection. Food was very…read moregood and very reasonably priced. 18" Pizza for under $30 that isn't a chain pizza is almost unheard of even despite it being a bit lean on the cheese volume. Wraps, wings, salads, virtually all good. Tad bid of shrinkflation going on with the beer with 14 oz instead of full pint (16 oz) pours. Great panoramic mountain views from the upper deck. Inside the A/C is a bit too cranked so people that get cold easily might want to bring a light sweatshirt. 4.5 rounded to 5.