Old coworkers were in town and wanted to meet somewhere for drinks and food, and ironically, no…read morekart racing! Wednesday is half priced bar drinks, and while their prices are already low, the Wednesday deal is a steal! We ordered several classes of chardonnay, beer, a few shots of tequila, the burger sliders and wings. For a Wednesday night, it is pretty dead, which meant we had the arcade to ourselves and a very attentive waiter. Every round of drinks came out fast, and our food did not take much longer than that. The burger sliders were just that, sliders, but the sauced and dry rubbed wings were great! The rest of our party ordered the pretzel board, pizza, and more wings, which were seemingly good. Our waiter did mention they are revamping their menu, so stay tuned for potential changes in their food offerings.

We entered Need2 speed and greeted as we walked in!!! The…read moregal told us the Tuesday Specials. We decided to head back to the bar until our Trivia team showed up! My friend wanted to play Duckpin bowling, but it was $35 an hour for up to 6 people. Lucky we asked the bartender if we could pay for it at the bar and she talked to the bar manager and he said sure! It's only $3 a game per person! Now we're talking! We had 4 people and one game each was perfect for $12. You don't need bowling shoes, there is barely an approach. It was super fun! They had many specials such as street tacos $3, Modelo draft beer $4 and Margaritas $5. We had the Supreme flatbread for $14 and it was good. My Friend ordered the charcuterie board for $24. I really loved the sausage and the display was presented in a giant pretzel. I love the couches for trivia so nice and comfortable! The staff preferred not to have a photo so I respected their wishes. The building is huge with no one In it, which makes me sad! We will definitely be back for trivia and hopefully Duckpin bowling will be $3 a game again! If you're looking for a fun place for the family look no further this is the place for you!!!

Pumpkin palooza is such a fun time for the whole family. Sparks puts this on every year. Buy your…read moretickets early and save money. The have a midway , movie theater, food vendors, crafters, pumpkin carving and so much more. It's really so much fun for the whole family.

This event is incredible! There is fun for the whole family!…read more PumpkinPalooza is an event that benefits the Northern Nevada Center for Independent Living and supports residents in the local community. It also provide a safe environment for families to go trick-or-treating, while getting to participate in fun games and watch live, family-friendly entertainment This is a free event to attend, and this year's turnout was great! There are a few booths that require additional purchases, but there are plenty of free and fun things to participate in. Pumpkin Painting, Pumpkin Derby Racing, and live costumed characters add to the excitement! Sponsors from local businesses host small games at their booths that include some great prizes, including LOADS of candy! This event is definitely worth attending with your little ones, and I can't wait until next year!

8/27/2025- I can't…read morebelieve it's been a year! A little different with the weather this year, but it could have been hailing.. Minus a star- because we used to be able to park in the garage area- but now it's for high players and & $20.. Lucked out, and parked in the other lot near the freeway. Shocked that we were able to get free VIP tent tickets- ( rarely visit in the area).. how could I say no.. My youngest wasn't able to attend, so I sacrificed and enjoyed AYCE ribs.. I was set on visiting the other vendors to take some ribs home, but I ate too many-.. Rain stopped and enjoyed the festival ! Looking forward to another year..

This was probably an awesome event back in the day prior to all the inflation, but in today's…read moreworld, it's just so-so. The rib cook-off is definitely worth going to at least once, but honestly how many ribs can one eat?? It almost should be called a BBQ sauce smackdown rather than rib cook-off because seems like the sauce is the star nowadays. The ribs itself were ok. It was lacking the smokiness, some were hit or miss, being dry or not fall-off-the-bone tender, or were slathered in so much sweet BBQ sauce that you couldn't even taste the meat. - The juiciest ribs were from Aussom Aussie. - Butch's wasn't what I remembered years ago, not much flavor on the meat but the spicy BBQ sauce was my favorite. - BJ's was a total letdown. The sticky BBQ sauce was too sweet and covered up the too-dry ribs. - Bone Daddy's had a nice sear on the outside and had a bit of a smokiness. - Bison Rib from Montana was huge! But the meat was lean and SO chewy, I looked like a bison chewing on it. The prices now are insane. All samplers are an agreed upon monopolized price of $12 for 3 pork ribs. Every vendor sells the same price. Beef bones average $45-50. The VIP AYCE is so pricey that it's not even worth it. Enticing but who can possibly eat 20 ribs plus sides, beer and ice cream?! The setup is very nice and spaced out. There are trash bins everywhere, so the space is pretty clean. I liked how they have hand washing stations around also. The event is enjoyable only early morning or evenings. During the day is way to hot. Parking wasn't too bad since ppl come and go constantly and by the freeway, it's only a short 2 block walk. Fun event, but I left feeling greasy yet unfulfilled.

Customer Support blows !!!! Placed order for 2 of their AFX stickers for a diorama for a customer…read more AFX claims 3 business to ship. Day 3, no email confirmation item has shipped. Contact AFX, some technical issue causing delay. Just my package, or ALL ?? 4th day, no email, no tracking, called, canceled order. Trust me, get your AFX gear somewhere else, not AFXRACING.COM THEY ARE NOT CONCERNED ABOUT CUSTOMER, SERVICE ONLY $$$$$$.

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The Susan Komen 2016 Race for the Cure was phenomenal - well organized, well-prepared, and hosted…read morewondefully! This is the first year that I've attended the race and hosted a table with my business as a sponsor. They mentioned the event would go on, rain or shine, but I was really hoping that we wouldn't have to go through the rain part. Unfortunately, it did rain - and pour rain - during most of the event. When I arrived at 5:40 a.m. to set up my table, I was amazed to see people already on site prepping for the day. Every sponsor table was under a makeshift canopy/tent, but my table was still wet from the rain throughout the night. Thankfully, the event organizers were not only delightfully happy to see me, but bent over backward to get me anything I needed. And while they didn't have the foresight to bring towels to wipe the tables down, they did offer me an event shirt to use, which I ended up taking home to commemorate the event, even though one wasn't supposed to come with our sponsor package. As the day wore on toward 7 a.m. and later, more and more people started to arrive and linger around. The sponsor email said to expect ~3,500 people (~4,000 with family and friends), and it looked to be about that many people who showed up. The event organizers planned wonderfully with the city to make sure adequate police and security protection was on sight from set up the day before throughout the night to the next day, so that runners were able to make it through the downtown area to the start line without traffic disturbances, as the procession led down several city blocks to Idlewild park. The finish line was beautifully designed and hosted by Renown Health, and came complete with swag, food, and drink to replenish the runners as they arrived. I'm unsure of how much of the money raised actually goes to the cost of research, as compared to the cost of administration. I know the goal for the event was to raise $200,000, and I think they raised less than $100,000, but Susan Komen's Race for the Cure is a widely known and marketed event that is supposed to bring a lot of people together through fundraising efforts to raise money for research and awareness of the effort to beat cancer. Overall, I'd say this event was a huge success, and I look forward to hopefully running in the next one, in addition to being a repeat sponsor.

This place is lucky to have a good manager like Fabi! I was watching her run around the park making…read moresure her staff was okay and the guests as well. Im usually here Sundays a She's always smiling! Everyone was amazing.

Fun for the kids if you can handle the crowds. Better kid week if you want to easy track your kids…read morethrough the different play areas...very hard on the weekend! Fun upstairs room for a bday!!

We're so lucky to have this Thai temple in the community!…read more I've been coming to this celebration for the past four years, and it has become something I truly look forward to annually. In the past the temple would team up with other Thai cultural organizations bringing together song, dance, ritual, culture and traditions together. I love the Thai fashion show, as well as participating in some of the rituals surrounding the new year, but the main reason to come is the food. There are so many beautiful Thai dishes and snacks Wong served. Most of them are not available any where else in town, and only available for that one day! Fresh salads, rich soups and curry, fried snacks, steamed dumplings and more, all $5 per two items! Bring cash and your appetite because you're going to want to load up! Everyone else does too, buying up large bags to go. Get there early! This year we tried a cold pickled bamboo salad, cold noodle with chicken curry and marinated deep fried chicken! Don't miss the Thai sausage or the noodle soup either! Great. Now I'm starving!

This event was fun. We've never been before, the food was good, most of it was quite spicy which I…read morelike! The atmosphere was mellow. The kids loved the photo booth where they could dress up and of course the games. A suggestion for the future would be a small speech about Thai new year or maybe a booth or table set up talking about any traditions. The traditional tai dance was very beautiful. We enjoyed it! We would certainly attend again next year!