Gotta give these guys 5 stars for making the reno tahoe airport comfy enough to come in more than…read morean hour before a flight. Not very many options in this airport which seems to be smaller than the average shopping mall. Food is decent for a free place and Best of all you get free drinks when you get here. Place is also clean and has a nice staff overseeing the place.

The Escape lounge is well staffed and convenient for everyone…read more Very small lounge. Bar is big compared to the space. As classy as Reno is. No bathroom inside but it's 100 feet outside. Very hot even with the shades- I feel like a lizard. It's not quiet due to the clientele and size. Breakfast was coffee, scrambled eggs, sausage patties, chia parfaits, fruit, oatmeal, cereal, hard boiled eggs, muffins, scones, juice, water, tea. M&Ms and sugar nuts for dessert. Anyway, glad it exists and was a place to rest and snack without the general public.

The Southwest staff behind the counters at baggage check in were not pleasant at all. They acted as…read moreif someone urinated in their Cheerios. It was disappointing and rude. Besides that the airport was clean and the bathrooms were nice. I enjoyed the food options available to me and gift shops were great as well. The gate I sat at was clean and had comfortable seating. I enjoyed some pizza and a pop while waiting to be boarded on the plane.

Beware... TSA uses latex gloves. Glad I called that out while they were checking my son because his…read morewheelchair set off the alarm. He is very allergic to latex and it could have ended up with a trip to the hospital instead of our designation. Glad they're doing their part in keeping us safe. But be vigilant if you are a caregiver for someone with special needs.

The place was clean with decent music playing. The bartender was quick to ask me what I wanted…read morebefore I even had time to sit down. I asked her to give me just a minute. She said ok and informed me that she has no cook so food is not available at this time. There are "scan to order & pay" stickers on everything so I scanned to check out the drink menu. It came up blank. When I asked the bartender she said it is currently disabled but she can make most drinks. I ended up with a mimosa as I really couldn't think of anything off the top of my head. It wasn't horrible but it was cheap bubbles and did have a slightly off after taste to the orange juice. It also was a bit pricey: $13 each. My husband had a jack and coke. It was a standard jack and coke ($9.99). I probably wouldn't return. There are a few better spots in the airport.

This place is pretty great for an airport bar, it sits on the slower half of the airport so if…read morethere are a lot of flights and the other, busier side is packed, you can usually go down here for faster service and actually sit down without too much of a wait. The menu is sparse and the prices are about what you would expect for airport food but the bartenders are smooth and efficient and the burgers are pretty great. Also agree with another reviewer that the night time bartender, think his name is "Nolan", does indeed have great hair.

I love it great atmosphere great bar tenders Portia is awesome and so is Daltin, after hours the…read morespot to go.

My husband and I stopped into the Alibi for a quick drink after having dinner at Los 4 Vientos next…read moredoor. What a cool vibe this place has! The crowd was diverse and bartender was super friendly. They have a huge selection of liquor, particularly bourbons (which made my husband happy). Fun songs were playing on the electronic jukebox thing (I don't know what it's called lol). They have a huge wooden Connect Four game and we played best of three (I proudly won). We will definitely be back for a rematch and a few more cocktails.

As airports go, Carson City is a good one. Lots of nice people have their airplanes there, and the…read moreplace is really well maintained. There are a collection of restored military planes and vehicles, Civil Air Patrol, a nice fixed base operator, and Great Basin Aviation flight school has a couple planes based there too. They need a restaurant at the airport, nothing there now, but if there were one, it would be nice. To fly into KCXP just remember there is a preferred calm wind runway. In the summer, it does get challenging in the afternoon. Please be sure to stay up on the local conditions.

Not a professionally run operation…read more Unacceptable Safety Risk to airport's residential neighbors and local businesses. Over last 30+ days, 40+ written complaints regarding consistent pilot non-compliance with FAA 14CFR91 and Carson City Municipal Code Title 19 violations have been filed with airport management: 1. Pilots unsafely fly between 100' - 300' altitude over congested neighborhoods and businesses. 2. Pilots routinely disregard promulgated flight path. 3. Pilots do not maintain 1000' altitude and 2000' separation from tallest obstruction in area. Complaints have been answered with various excuses and administrative obfuscation of responsibility. Carson City Airport is NOT a good neighbor.

Oh no. Estella is now a Mediterranean restaurant. So long excellent taco spot. Should have renamed…read morerestaurant as the old menu and food is gone. Sat down and left immediately when we got the menu. Would rather go to Claio, Alladin's, Nick's, Siri's, or Silk Road for Mediterranean food in Reno. RIP the original Estella.

Estella is always a treat! I was very impressed with their tequila and mezcal selection and would…read morelove to try a flight in the future. Their tacos are delicious and taste incredibly fresh. I also enjoyed the chicken Caesar salad, though it is not quite like a traditional Caesar. The horchata pie was delicious and had the perfect amount of sweetness. The service is great. Overall, it is a wonderful place to have dinner with friends. Phenomenal vibes!

Ok this is the best place to take kids on a weekend drive. You can drive right out to the tarmac…read moreand kids get to see airplanes and Jets up close. This is a staging area for all of the helicopters and water jets, so very exciting. Air races are always fun here and my kids come a few days early, before they close everything off, and get to watch the practice runs for free LOL. Quite often, the pilots are sitting around their jets and invite the kids to get up inside the cockpit, and explore. Amazing support for local flyers and children alike. Once or twice a year they also have the young eagles event here where kids get to fly for free. They have a huge group of pilots, with the help civil air patrol cadets, take kids up for a small flight so they get to have the excitement and hopefully stimulate an interest in being a future pilot.

The Reno-Stead Airport is another of our favorite and premier local places to regularly visit. The…read morePlanes. The events. The facilities. The Aviation Enthusiasts. The history. The Biggest Little Air Attack Tanker Base. The museum. We make these treks of homage to those who Serve and who have Served because it means that those who wear the U.S. Armed Forces uniform or did wear the uniform were and are remembered The Reno-Stead Airport is a 5,000 or so acre lead general aviation facility owned and operated by the Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority. It began in response to the deadly attack against the United States Naval Base Pearl Harbor in Hawaii Territory, on December 7, 1941. In 1942, the U.S. Army Air Corps started construction of the now clearly strategically located Reno Army Airport and Air Base. In 1951, the air base was renamed Stead Army Air Base to honor Nevada Native Lt. Croston Stead of the Nevada Air National Guard, who dies at age 27 on December 11, 1949, while training in a mock dog fight in a North American Aviation P-51 Mustang. The P-51 Mustang is an elegant American long-range, single-seat fighter and fighter-bomber used during World War II and the Korean War, among other conflicts. July 15, 1958, the 3635th Crew Training Wing was redesignated as the 3635th Flying Training Wing (Advanced), concurrent with the relocation of the USAF Helicopter Pilot School to Stead. The airbase served as the U.S. Air Force Strategic Air Command's Survival School, Flying Training Wing and Reno Air Defense Sector, a training center for some 80,000 U.S. Army, Navy, Marine, Air Force, and foreign officers, as well as most of the pre-1965 NASA astronauts. The military officers attended classroom instruction on basic survival, evasion and escape. Their field training was to learn to survive with instructors simulating enemy trying to capture the students. The Survival classroom and field training lasted 15-21 days. In the 1960's inventor and promoter Bill Lear, founder of Lear Aviation and the Lear Jet, established operations at Stead which continued until the end of his life in 1978. In 1963, the U.S. Congress scheduled the base to close, along with 25 other military bases throughout the country. In 1966, the base was transferred to civilian ownership, and in June of 1966, it began operating as Reno-Stead Airport. In 1967, Maj. Robert E. Schricker, Purple Heart and Air Medal recipient, retired from a 27 year career as a USAF fighter pilot and became Chief Pilot for the AG Academy, now moved to Stead. Actress and air race pilot Susan Oliver, got her multi engine pilot license there in 1968. Susan Oliver played the female lead character Vina in "The Cage" (1964), which was the first pilot of Gene Roddenberry's then new show, Star Trek. The FAA Registry shows her to have earned commercial pilot ratings for airplane single engine land, airplane multiengine land, instrument airplane, and private privileges for glider. Here was the launch site of "Earthwinds" meteorological balloon system in the early 1990s, which attempted and failed multiple times to circumnavigate the globe. Since 1966, Reno-Stead Airport has been home to military operations including but not limited to Army Aviation Support Facility, and the 189th General Support Aviation Battalion of the Nevada Army National Guard, flying CH-47 Chinook helicopters. It is the birthplace of the Lear Fan, and home to the National Championship Air Races. It is home to several hundred tenants. It is home to U.S. Bureau of Land Management's Stead Air Attack Base aka Biggest Little Tanker Base aka Biggest Little Air Attack Tanker Base, that provides the required air support during regional wildfires. With Global Warming creating significant Climate Change, the importance and value of the Biggest Little Air Attack Tanker Base increases each year. On December 16, 2013, the new Reno-Stead Airport Terminal Building, The Freedom Flight Terminal which is dedicated to America's Veterans who Serve or have Served in the U.S. Armed Forces, opened to serve the General Aviation community. The two-story, 12,000 sq ft building provides an Emergency Operations Center, Administrative Office, Community Conference Room, a Pilot's Lounge, and a museum. The museum, named "Reno-Stead: A Proud History," has some 65 pieces of memorabilia and hundreds of photographs, collected from Service Members and their families. A video also depicts the training that took place at the survival school and pays tribute to the some 80,000 men and women who trained here. The museum is open to the public Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. It is free of charge.

Great dive bar friendly staff two pool tables for ambiance they have fish tanks everywhere fish…read moredrinking with ya hahaha.

We love to come to this place to shoot some pool and have some cocktails. Very private place with a…read moresuper friendly bartender named Heather. Free pool Fridays are my favorite.

Flew in for an isolet transfer requiring ground legs from the hospital in town. I had called prior…read moreto give the FBO a heads up for fuel, parking pad, and arrival time all to which the attendant was really helpful/nice. Upon short final I was able to makeout the ground crews due to their uniformed high visibility shirts. Offloaded crew and instantly got fuel with a ride over to the FBO. Talking with the same attendant, Deangelo from phone call earlier, I was able to procure a crew car to grab food and given several good suggestions. After getting food and returning, I waited in the pilot lounge with the most amazing massage chair experience. 10/10 best FBO experience I've had while working EMS. I hope to have many more calls that take me here.

Add some business upstairs with great basin aviation. My son is flying today and I had to sign some…read morewaivers. I always love stopping in here as they are not only friendly, but they have a Keurig machine on the counter with plenty of condiments all gratis. They also have some snacks and a kiosk for self service. I've flown out of here two times, and have never had anything other than perfect service and friendliness.

The Truckee Tahoe Airport is a public-use general aviation airport located in Truckee, California…read more It sits two miles east of the town center in both Nevada and Placer counties. Situated at 5,901 ft elevation, it has two runways, fuel services, and the on-site Red Truck Cafe. Location: 10356 Truckee Airport Rd, Truckee, CA .. Operations: There is a control tower with specific operational hours; noise abatement procedures are in effect, with a preference for no flights between 10 pm and 7 am. Management: Owned by the Truckee Tahoe Airport District. The airport is a popular spot for visitors to the Sierra Nevada, Lake Tahoe region and access to nearby ski resorts.

Love that they offer a cute park perfect place to enjoy your food and let your littles get their…read morewiggles out! They were also so kind to give our son a paper glider.