Great people and karaoke. Don't get the Moscow mule though. They use squirt instead of ginger beer.read more

Not great. I'd rather go to Rubies or Underground Speakeasy. Those are fun places and not nearly as…read morecrowded as Charlees. It's so claustrophobic in Charlee's Bar. I'll probably never go back there . Never tried the food so I don't have an opinion but I know they have a food truck (The Tasty Truck) on the weekends so that might be a plus for some people.

Fun little dive bar with great service. You will not get a true Tiki drink but she will give it…read moreher best shot and honestly that's not half bad! Good times for less than Tiki prices.

I came in thinking this would be a random Tiki Bar in the middle of nowhere, Elko, but instead it's…read morejust your average, smoky dive bar with pool tables and a long bar inside to your right. They are cash only and serve beer and basic drinks. This is in no way a true Tiki bar. Cash only.

The service was very good and it's a comfortable interior with great brick walls and fun decor…read more We ordered toasties which came on amazing sourdough with a very satisfying crunch. The fillings were good but needed some pickle or spicy contrast since there was a lot of richness. It was good but just a little too much. I would love to go back and try the sliders. The fries were good but I wanted a little more crispness.

Popular spot in town. As a heavy expensive drinker I've gotta say I'm never upset at my bill at the…read moreend of the night. Bartenders are always sweet and attentive and the food is GREAT!! It's always crowded bc it's THE spot! Nice inside.

Next door to Wingers and I think they share a kitchen, it's a 21 years + establishment in Elko…read more Close to the highway and had some good whiskeys available. We were only there for a short visit but enjoyed our beverages. The waitress was fast, helpful and happy. Place was clean and sharp. I also think they had an area to play pool.

Thanks Matt for showing me around. They have karaoke on Thursday nights, a pool table, and they are…read moreattached to Winger's Restaurant.

Service is slow and menu is too small. Opens for dinner but there are no dinner options. Today I…read moreordered the salmon bagel and left hungry. Cream cheese was too thin and didn't cover the bagel all the way. I hope it gets better.

On Father's Day, 6/16/25 my family and I were 86ed off the property because, in private, I told the…read moremanager and staff they treated us horribly. The manager made sure he walked back into the restaurant to announce publicly my family needed to leave immediately because i had no right to accuse them of poor service in private, the reason, according to management we were treated poorly was because "they were slammed." Two 70 plus grandparents, two under 15-year-olds kicked out because of a bruised ego. What a tough guy. So, if its busy just know you can be treated horribly, and you better not complain. You deserve better Spring Creek Golf, too bad.

The food is very tasty. I had a bacon cheeseburger and my husband had a bowl of bell pepper soup…read more We both enjoyed our meals. It wasn't very busy and service was spot on. We ate lunch but seems like a nice place to try for dinner too. We'll be eating here again when we're in the area.

There aren't that many options for going out to eat in Spring Creek. Muley's was fine. I had the…read morepulled pork sandwich. The pork was tender and flavorful, though the buns they use are kind of bland and dry. Also I wish they had put more coleslaw on top of the sandwich. The fries were a little too crispy honesty. They seemed almost overdone. It also took a long time for us to get our food. The servers are friendly, the place is very clean, and the food is decent.

Deff the most hype spot in town if you're looking for good music and dancing. I will say of the…read moremany times I've been there the bartenders are slow. But eventually you get your drinks. Jell-O shots are great! Music is great. Very clean. Very fun.

Stopped for the night in Elko. Decided to stay downtown and do a "private pub crawl". Machi's was…read morebusy on a Thursday night, we sat at the bar and had good service. Tested the Pork Cracklings, pretty solid and freshly made. The martini was good. People were friendly!

We arrived before 5pm when dinner would be served. We sat at the bar and had a glass of wine. There…read moreare a lot of knickknacks to see behind the bar and on the walls. The bartender was friendly and prompt with service. There appeared to be many locals there. We were seated promptly for dinner. It took a bit for our server to arrive to our table, but once there she was friendly and informative. We started with the spring rolls. They were mushy on the inside. It appeared they were wrapped with dumpling wrappers that were soft on the inside and crunchy on the outside. We didn't prefer the texture. Hubby didn't like the sauce served with them but I did. We wouldn't order them again. We chose a spinach salad as the side to our entrees. It was fresh but overdressed. It became soggy very quickly. Hubby had the braised lamb shank special. He said it was fall off the bone tender. There were parts of it on the outside though that were too hard to chew, as if those parts had been outside of the braising liquid too long. The polenta was grainy and undercooked. Polenta should be smooth and silky. The sauce was too salty. I had the Basque Pasta. I asked the waitress if the mussels were fresh and she told me they were frozen. I never should have ordered the dish. The mussels were so dry and fishy tasting I couldn't eat them, and I love mussels. I even bit down on a couple of pieces of broken mussel shells. There was hardly any sauce so the noodles were dry as well. The cheese on top wasn't melted. I barely touched my dish. The servers, including ours, were working very hard and seemed to be providing everyone with great service. I'm giving 3 stars because of the food. I know it's a local fave, but we won't be back.

Cute little hometown, local brewery. Meet the co owner, she was great and patient with some of our…read moregroup. The location is in an old bank. They still have the vault (although the door remains closed). The chandelier and statues are from the bank also. The old cashiers counter is now the bar too. The decor is minimal but it fits. Along with their special blends of brews they have a few signature cocktails. I am not a beer drinker but I did try the cocktail and some jello shots. The jello of the month was Washington Apple, it was good. But what I was excited for was the Pumpkin Pie cocktail. It truly tasted like a Pumpkin Pie. Will come back if I am in town to see what new concoction they come up with for cocktails. Keep up the good work. I guess if you like beer, this is your place also.

My husband is a beer snob. The only thing he didn't like is that they were out of IPA because it is…read morea small independent brewery that had endured a few weeks of exceptional business. That tells me enough and his 7018 red ale was just what he advertised, drinkable, flavorful, and light enough to stay awhile. Lots of games to keep you amused and enough snacks to munch. Limited menu. The building was an attraction on its own.

When we first walked in, the place was hardly occupied. However, it started getting busy quickly…read more And the food was better than expected! Our server was on her first ever night, and she did a great job. Other servers, as well as the manager, made certain we had what we needed, including drinks. It was all a pleasant surprise.

Service was ok but food was not. First time I've ever had French Toast with a knife. It was so…read moretough and flavorless. Sausage patties were so dry and overcooked that it was not edible. Overall the taste and texture was so bad that I couldn't eat it. Then, to make things worse the checkout short changed me.