The food is pretty okay. The prices are pretty pricy for what u get. But the service is pretty good.read more

I stopped here for a mango shaved ice. At $7, the price seemed steep. I will say the flavor was…read moregood, though. It was packed with lots of fresh mango.

Great food! I was blown away by the freshness and quality of the food. It is obvious that these are…read morecrafted recipes and homemade cuisine. Service was exceptional!

From the owner: Our delicious food sets us apart in a community that has a variety of delicious restaurants. We…read moreoffer Grilled paninis, Custom salads, soups and homemade pasta salads and our smoothies are flavorful and delicious, unlike others in town. We have a delicious French Press, Cold Brews and a variety of gourmet teas from the Art of Tea. We are small, cozy, quaint and delicious. Come give us a try!

Those girls were absolutely amazing! Had the best conversation. The coffee is so yummy. Rocky and…read moreAshley are the best. Definitely will be stopping every time. They were so fast, almost wish it took longer so we could keep talking. Until next time

Pretty good coffee, tasty cold drinks and frappes, and bonus: it's not a Starbucket's…read more They do have "Nevada-rural" service, meaning they won't greet you with a smile, but they won't pull a gun on you either. They'll try not to cuss too much, but they're not above a comment or two at your back as you walk away. They sure as heck won't mask, wear gloves, or sanitize between customers, so bring wipes for the cups and hand sanitizer to stay safer. I'd be upset about this behavior in a more, um, cosmopolitan place or somewhere that prides itself on hospitality, but this is not one of those places. Rural Nevada towns have turned not caring about other people into a sort-of local art form. This is, actually, good service in this neck of the...sagebrush. Recommended, in part because there's nothing else to recommend, really. Besides, the highway is RIGHT there, the ying to Battle Mountain's yang; we like Battle Mountain because it's not highway, and the highway because...well, you get the idea.

Quick stop on our way to Utah. The drinks are super interesting and flavorful. We got the Samoa…read moreCookie Latte blended and a Pumpkin Bliss Latte hot. Both uniquely amazing. We were super excited to try this place and it did not disappoint.

I enjoy going here to hang out with friends or maybe do some work, it's pretty quiet and their…read moredrinks and decent. They have what some people say is the good ice (like sonic ice). The people working are always friendly and helpful! I do enjoy their bloody shins drink. I think it's like a raspberry mocha of sorts, but it's a good balance of fruity with espresso.

Cute little addition to our town Owners are super sweet and…read morenice Staff is wonderful and friendly Always an enjoyable time when visiting The icecream is delicious and the seasonal drinks are amazing!

Scoop is a family friendly ice cream shop. They have indoor seating with an ice cream bar where you…read morecan pick out flavors. The staff were very friendly and they offered free sample for you to try out the flavors.

Hands down, best club sandwich and fries in town. REAL Turkey. Always delicious. Actually, for good…read morebasic coffee shop food and very good service, this place is an overlooked gem. Great breakfast and lunch - fair prices, fast friendly service. Smells good in casino now, so I'm a convert!!!

So we stopped on our way home from Idaho and stopped at the half way point in Winnemucca. This…read morecasino is cute but there is a little restaurant inside with some excellent food and service. Our server Missy gave some recommendations which my husband took her advice. She was all smiles and so friendly. Hubby had the recommended pepper jack pastrami sandwich with tater tots and I had the all you can eat spaghetti. Both were delicious. Next time you are passing through Winnemucca Nevada stop in to play some games and eats. Ask for Missy and tell her Krysta said hello! You won't regret it.

Not sure what is going on at Jacks but the service has been ridiculously slow and just plain bad on…read morelast three visits. Unless you have 20-25 minutes, pick another place till they sort things out. The other day, I waited 18 minutes for two tacos. When I got to my car, I realized order was wrong. Walked it back inside and was curtly told I'd have to wait behind line of others. I just left

One word: dismal…read more Dismal 1980's rust and brown decor, u swept floors, and dismal food. The Jack in the Box classic patty melt sourdough sandwich I ordered (because of the fond memories from my favorite high school Hangout in SoCal) had a thin, well done hamburger patty that didn't come close to reaching the edges of the bread. Though the sign prominently displayed For the kitchen crew to remind them "Internal temperature of hamburger patties is 185 degrees" there is no way the patty on my sandwich was anything hotter than 80. The slices of sourdough grilled in butter like on a classic grilled cheese sandwich was missing any oil or butter or bacon grease when it got toasted-- No butter on the grilled bread-- just a slice of thin barely warmed and toasted bread laid on a flat grill for a moment or two to get warm. Cheese slice wasn't even melted. Don't let the photos all around of their food deceive you!! Food inside this place that needs to be retired is nothing like it should be!

A great time was had, the food was delicious had the Double bacon cheeseburger ordered wings and…read morefries they were perfectly made to order. Beer was cold and theyll serve by the Pitcher. Awesome place to spend an afternoon.

Claimed to have the best burgers in town but I beg to differ. They were good but not outstanding. I…read morethought the price was a bit much for a third pound burger that didn't come with fries. The service was really good and friendly. Ambiance is what was expected for a bowling alley. Beer prices were pretty reasonable and a good selection.

My fiancé really wanted to go here, wasn't my favorite type of food but ended up really enjoying…read moreit. Come hungry they serve multiple, delicious courses that are pre set and then you choose whatever entree you would like to have. It is lumberjack style seating so you more than likely will be sharing one big table with folks not in your party.

This place is a cultural landmark with incredible Basque food! The place oozes old-world charm,…read morefrom the wood-paneled dining room to the communal tables that make you feel like you're part of the family. Dinner is shared traditional style with other customers, but I prefer a nice entree lunch sitting at the bar. The main bartender, Candace, always takes good care of my friends and I! The food was incredible...I had to stop here twice during my two week visit! The lamb shank was enormous, tender, flavorful, and perfectly paired with mint sauce. The Frenchie's Lamb Dip was juicy pieces of their famous lamb on top of buttery toast. The Santa Rosa steak sandwich was an entire steak dinner between two slices of the same buttery toast, cooked just right, juicy, and flavorful. I also was obsessed with their clam chowder, which was creamy and hearty. Their hominy appetizer is also amazing and perfect with the "fairy-dust" seasoning at table side! Of course, no Basque meal is complete without a Picon punch, a traditional Basque drink that is otherwise very hard to come by. Picon bitters are only found in certain areas and is under a lot of legal protection. The drink is a mix of Torani Amer, grenadine, and brandy that's both sweet and bitter. This will forever be a staple stop whenever coming through Winnemucca and worth it every time!