Strolled into this VERY COOL joint just off Virginia St. in midtown. WOW! What a pleasant…read moresurprise. They have just about everything that you can't find anywhere else's when it comes to spirits. They carry a lot of wine as well but since I'm kind of out of the wine world these days I can't comment on their offerings. Beer wise they have 4 on tap and 4 wines by the glass as well (2 red, 2 white). The walk in cooler is stocked full of all sorts of goodies. From sake to sours, hefeweizens to non-alc, they have them all. Local beers and a large selection of German imports. I was like a kid in a candy store. Additionally, I happened to walk in when Jim Gaffigan was coming in to do a bottle signing of his new Fathertime Bourbon. Funny, as I'm attending his show at the GSR tonight too.

I come here for the excellent hard cider selection BOTH on…read moretap, and the huge walkin cooler. Staff is great Bottle shop plus friendly dive.

What a nice lil stop to wet your whistle. We were in the downtown area; and my wife remembered…read moreshopping at the ole Shim's army surplus. Shim's has quite a story behind it. When the new owners first purchased the building, they got permission from the original owner to continue using the name; and they made a speakeasy out of it. If the red light was on off the alley, it means they're open. All that said, the barkeep was knowledgeable about the history and made a coconut old-fashioned my wife gave a 10 out of 10 too. We got there a little early, but there was someone setting up a guitar on the stage for some evening music. If you're in the neighborhood drop in, it's worth just checking out and they have some very fun drinks. And with their selection of bottles, I don't think there's a drink you could ask for they couldn't make. Like Mikey sez 'try it you'll like it'

A very comfy bar with moral and cocktail options located in the heart of downtown Reno. Service is…read moregreat and even though they don't provide food, you are able to bring in your own. On Monday nights they have poetry night that starts at 6pm and they also have several other events that you can have a drink and lounge to. They have several great seats at the bar, tables and booths where you can hang out for a few hours.

Such a great find! I was really impressed with Belleville Wine Bar from the moment I walked in. The…read moredecor is beautiful, the atmosphere feels warm and inviting, and I love that they have a patio as well. The staff were all incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the food was absolutely amazing. They also have a great wine selection, but what really made the experience stand out was Nico, the owner. His passion for what he's created is so apparent, and he was incredibly knowledgeable about both the food and wine. I loved hearing that many of the dishes are based on family recipes and that a lot of the vegetables they use are grown locally. You can tell there's so much thought and care behind everything they serve. It's the kind of place that feels special without being pretentious -- great food, great wine, a beautiful space, and people who genuinely care about what they're doing. I'll definitely be back!

You definitely don't feel like you are in Reno when you visit Belleville…read more Nico has created something special. The small Plates are all amazing and delicious in every way. The wine - well it never not once disappoints and the food will stretch your pallet beyond your comfort zone.

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."

This is a neat spot to check out especially now that they are also a distillery! Staff are always…read morefriendly and helpful. Depending on the day/time, they have a food truck. The old building is very open and it's a nice touch that they have some games to play while you're enjoying a brew or bourbon. Occasionally their tap list is a bit limited but in general they have something for just about everyone.

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 wife and I were recently up in Reno for parents weekend (UNR)…read more Found this place on a Friday night after dinner and really enjoyed it. Had such a comfortable time there, we went back on the following Sunday. Had good pizza from the shop in the shared space, great wine and good conversations with the owner. The space is small and has a great vibe. The owner and staff care. Local, honest and fair , it's what a business should be. We will definitely go back when we are in town.

Over the years I have stopped in Archive for a great glass of wine…read more This summer Archive added a small event space to their property. A small building in the back of the patio area. Archive has also been hosting some fabulous pop dinners and wine tasting in this new space. The pop ups have been great fun. I have attended two where two of my favorite chefs were creating their unique dishes, and Archive owner nailed the perfect pairings with all the dishes. The space isn't huge, so the events are limited to 30 people. Just right to get star treatment from everyone. No pretentious wine snobs or chefs, everyone discussing the highlights of the food and wine. Besides the dinners, Archive has also been hosting blind tastings and other fun wine discovery night. Street parking is limited. There is a parking ramp just around the corner that is easy to use.

We were disappointed Louis Basque corner was closing and we couldn't order a picon…read more We couldn't find our way into the Jesse, Abby's 40 wanted cover charge so we made our way across the street to Lead Dog, we got served right away, and I even new the bartender, Gavin! It was so good to see him! It was the perfect spot to have a couple of drinks and a few laughs before getting into a lyft home after the cosmic baseball.

I was here with a group of girlfriends celebrating our friend's birthday and our Mother's day last…read moreSaturday for The Twampson's Drag brunch. It was our first time going to a drag show and it was a blast having a Mother's day reunion this way. The entertainers were fun (Maria you're the best) and the drink service could have been a little faster. There were many of us at our table that ordered bottomless mimosas. The rest of our mommy's had tequila and other hard liquors. The food options at the outdoor parking lot were delicious. It did take some time. This parking lot is horribe. I recommend ride share or getting dropped off here so you don't have to leave your car downtown on the streets. This part of 4th street isn't the best area. Shout out to the hubbs for shuttling me. We'll have to come back and have beer on the other side. I love their peanut butter stout and usually have a chilled pack in my fridge in the Summer. Thanks to the Lead Dog for hosting The Twampson's drag brunch for a fun and memorable Mother's day celebration.

I am so grateful to having this business in Reno, it's like one of the coolest places ever! So it's…read morea board game place with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, where you sit and play with friends or even strangers, if you're feeling up to it. The owner is AMAZINGLY KIND. One reason why I love this place so much is how connected this place is to the community, where there are solid connections to different organizations if you're interested in that. For a social night, there's nothing missing! There's countless games and if you are overwhelmed, you can ask for recommendations and they got it. The drinks are pretty solid too, with lots of choices. I love getting to try out different games before committing to getting one for the family.

The Glass Die is just what the Reno community needs. It's the perfect third space to hang out with…read morefriends. I had a great time discovering new-to-me board games and ended up buying my favorite one from the retail area at Glass Die. Sitting fees are $7 and there is limited seating so definitely make a reservation ahead of time. The bar has beers on tap, but there are also a lot of non-alcoholic drinks. I highly recommend checking this place out!

Great spot in midtown to grab a brew. Lots of option tap & canned beverages, definitely something…read morefor everyone. The space is a vibe, I love the murals around, the indoor/outdoor seating space - the patio is cozy with all the green foliage. Excellent service, which is a plus!!

Quality/Quantity - Wow, this showed up on my Yelp feed to write a review. I guess I drank too much…read moreon 2/26/23 to remember, lol. We really only frequent here when visiting Arario, see other reviews. If we arrive too early we get a beer (or two) here, or after dinner drinks. I get my usual reds or IPA's. 36 taps, mostly beers, but also available: 3 wines on tap. Cocktails. Hard Seltzers. Kombucha. Ciders. To-go options - Cans, bottles, etc. Ambiance - Decent size location, but mostly everyone drinks on the outdoor patio. Always busy and lively. Free street parking, good luck. This is the biggest challenge of coming here; we usually park a few blocks away. Shared restrooms with the center. Follow the signs. Open 7 days a week from noon until 10pm or midnight. Service - Counter service, good. Price - Reasonably priced for good beer. Craft beer. Also expect to pay for downtown prices. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 2016 and with your two locations I frequent your South Reno location more often; see my 5 star reviews.

Cozy and comfortable Whiskey, Beer and Cocktails. Live Music…read more with musicians Dave Mensing, Guitarist and Danny Cabo Electric violinist, Dan on conga drums.. Beautiful Bar and outstanding Service. Julie A

We are here right now for happy hour. Website says $3 off drafts, wine and more. I confirmed with…read morebartender. My husband ordered a Deschutes Fresh Squeezed and I ordered a red blend wine. Total came to $16 so we asked re happy hour prices. Bartender said their payment machine cannot process the happy hour price for my husband's beer. Basically he had an attitude like "too bad for you" and moved on. Huh. We won't be back.