Quality/Quantity - We end most, if not all, our nights here…read more GSR is still my favorite Reno Casino, even though the comps have really gone downhill and the waitress service when gambling is at 50% in getting service. The waitress service here is way better than the gambling area. It is smaller though. Atmosphere - I think it is a beautiful lounge. It gets a "face" life every now and then. The DJ gets moved around every now and then. Etc. Events and live music, DJ, etc; see website. Bloody Mary and Mimosa Bar in the mornings. Saturday & Sunday: 9am-2am. Monday-Friday: 11am-2am. Service - Good. Price - Casino prices. Not sure if it is cheaper than the "free" drinks I get when gambling. I have not won $$ in a VERY long time, so I guess it is way less expensive recently. Owner Comment - Thanks for always having this relaxing lounge for me to end my nights.

This lounge/bar is so aestheticly beautiful and I love that's it's so easily accessible. And…read morealthough I wish there was more lounging and less machines within the lounge, I can understand since it's in a casino. The problem is the the music, and for several reasons. The sound is always so underwhelming, especially when there's are a lot of people in the bar which happens after a concert is over at the Grand Theatre. As for the music itself, the entertainment and DJ (specifically R Suave) is always so dated and often repetitive. There's lots of DJs in Reno so changing it up would be nice.

UNDISPUTEDLY the finest dance club Ive EVER been honoured to visit ! Staff is friendly and…read morecourteous..and DJ OSCAR is simply AWESOME! ...GREAT sound....GREAT atmosphere.....Marhall...Big Mike....all of you...THANK YOU for providing such a great experience!!!

Tonic Bar and Lounge is an amazing spot! the service was top-notch, and the ambiance was perfect…read morefor a night out. I had a wonderful experience and will definitely be back!

The best part of this bar is the regulars. People ordering drinks are friendly, welcoming, and…read morekind. The bar owner is also this way- she is a joy and largely the reason this place became my favorite haunt. Over time, my desire to visit and spend money here has waned. On multiple occasions, we've sat at the bar for 30-45 minutes with a sparse crowd, not asked once if we'd like a drink. When it's busy, I can understand waiting. Bartenders work hard and we prefer to tip in recognition of that. However, of all the bars we visited today, this was the only one we had to get pushy at for drinks. I don't want to have to shout at my bartender for their attention after I've been sitting to get a drink when literally no one else is ordering. I've spent months/years going to this place religiously. I likely won't be back. Please get your service to where it used to be. Not all your bartenders are this way. Their personal distaste for me (apparently) shouldn't be the reason you lose business. I used to talk this place up. Recommendations won't be coming from me anymore.

Was much better before it sold the owner was great and bar tenders made you feel welcome. Old valuesread more

A wonderful magic show inside the Grand Sierra Hotel & Casino…read more I was looking for something to do without leaving the hotel for a major conference. I saw that they were advertising this show...and I like a good magic show. It did not disappoint. The sleight of hand and on-stage demonstrations were incredible. I was still banging my head of how they did it or maybe it was the cocktail at the bar that was playing tricks on my mind. As a guest of the hotel, I had a 20% coupon and promptly used it at the ticket office, though I think I should have picked my seat better. Nonetheless, I was in the second row and I was able to get a good look of the magic up close. If you arrive early, you can hang out for Happy Hour, they had some unique drinks including the local standby beers and cocktails...and mocktails for those attending the all-ages show. I recommend seeing this show on a Friday or Saturday night if you want a bit more rambunctious, racy show.

Last Friday night we went to the White Rabbit Theater. We got there 3 minutes before happy hour…read moreended so we got 2 specialty drinks for $20 instead of $18 each. I wish I had ordered two. After happy hour ended a bud light and high noon was $18. I can't believe they turned the old movie theater into a magic show theater. I sat there thinking about all the movies I saw at the Hotel and the first time I had a drink in a movie theater so long ago, 1989. It was fun in the bar prior to the doors opening they have a magical experience for adults and kids to set the mood for the evening. Tracy the bartender was awesome! She also works at Blitz during the day. She has the kindest soul and such a people person! It was like I had known her for years. They have a box office where you can purchase tickets. Very hard to hear the gal! They definitely need a microphone to speak to each other. If you think you're going to save a few extra dollars on those service fees - you may have to think twice, just purchase on line. It's much easier. Also, they have a snack bar with fresh popped popcorn $9 -$13 and huge pretzels $14. Chase Hasty and his wife have traveled around the world to over 25 countries sharing their magical talent and ballet dancing skills. My favorite part of the show was when Chase brought out a locked box and Hoisted the box with a rope up to the ceiling and told this guy to watch the box. Later in the show they opened the box, it was a pretty impressive trick!!! One not to be forgotten!! It's a small production but well thought out with couple extra dancers and costumes changes. I love that Chase, picks people out of the audience to help with the show. Maddox was a return kid that had been practicing his magic and Chase let him perform in front of the audience and what is that called "That's Magic!!!" It's nice the performers will met you afterwards in the hallway to have pictures and ask questions. It's a great family night or you can come to the later show at 9pm for a little more risky nocturnal show. I'll have to save that one for another time!

Quiet, out of the way spot to enjoy some adult beverages and watch football. Bartender was pretty…read moregood, cute, not much of a personality. Always interesting conversation to be had with the truckers and other patrons. Would definitely drink beer and watch football here again.

This is my favorite watering hole for a few reasons. First, it happens to be close to where I live…read morebecause second, they drinks are free flowing and I can walk home if I must. Third, I just like playing nickel video poker in a relaxed environment and when it's at the bar, even better. Drinks come faster that way. Speaking of drinks, they have the well stuff for the rookies who just order a rum and coke or gin and tonic. But for those in the know, all you have to do is ask for the good stuff and they will pour it for you, and they do have the good stuff. Full disclosure, they are a whiskey bar first and foremost, so they have more of that than anything else, but just to name a few others, they do have DonQ rum and Don Julio tequila so unless you are a high maintenance drinker, you can find what you are looking for. It is also worth noting that they bill themselves as a craft cocktail bar, which means they can and will make you a very nice mixed drink, speaking of the high maintenance among us. There are pool tables and leagues are a regular thing here as well as a nice little William Hill sportsbook in the corner. It closes early though, so keep that in mind. There are no less than a dozen beers on tap at any given time as well as several bottle and can options. Plenty of TV's above the bar and Direct TV, so they get almost anything you are looking for. The bar slots seem to be pretty loose most of the time and although I rarely play video Keno, I have seen many people cash out hundreds of dollars on a fairly regular basis playing it. Now for the bad...It is a truck stop bar and that in itself is not a bad thing, but sometimes, well...Truckers can be a lot to take in. Also, you will come home smelling like smoke. Otherwise, stop by if you are in the 'hood and take a look for yourself. Good place to pregame. If nothing else, check out the gun collection throughout the casino and bar, it is worth the trip alone.

This was my first time in, not so for my husband. They had the wonderful Strawberry Jive drink…read morefeatured,was a tasty blend of ginger, lemon and strawberries I loved enough I had to have 2. My husband had one, but then decided to try another Strawberry drink that the bartender/ manager Z, recommended. A Strawberry balsamic drink that is on their normal listing. It was quite unique and tasty. Worth a try.

I wanted to re-review this place after my last experience. I came here on a Saturday night and man…read morewas it poppin! Service was a bit slow but it was crazy busy. The outdoor area that was newly added within the last few years is truly awesome. Multiple fire pits, lots of seating, a dj, and games. It's and extremely popular place over the weekends but a fun spot for cocktails.

I'm proud to bless the hideout with its 40th review. A…read moreperfect five star score for this place. It is amazing.

We stopped here one night to have a final drink and finish out our night. From the moment we…read moreentered the style and vibe of the place really stood. You could tell this is mostly a locals bar but bartenders were still nice and welcoming us newbies. This place is not too big outside but does have a nice outdoor area in front that I am sure fills up when weather is nicer. As the night went on the place got fuller but the vibe stayed cool and chill. The drinks were also very good. I got an old fashioned that was perfectly made and my wife had a Paloma that you could tell was made with fresh juice. The drinks were also reasonably priced for how good they were. If I ever find myself in that part of town I will not hesitate to stop by!

Sparks Lounge used to be Sidelines…read more Sidelines had a real bad reputation for fighting and many other not so swell nighttime activities. I am a professional bar fly and I wouldn't step foot in that place. It went from a grungy bar to a biker bar to an ECV bar. It is currently under new ownership and looking to change that reputation a bit. My husband and I ventured in this weekend to see if it is turning around and it does appear to be doing so, slowly but surely. The entire place seems cleaner and the lighting seemed brighter although still appropriate for a bar. The demographic of the clientele is improving and the bar staff as friendly and attentive. They had a country bad playing when we went and the sound quality was great. Not to quiet yet not overpowering. Drink prices are not bad. They have two pool tables that were in use and quiet a few tables with chairs facing the stage most of which were also in use. The bar itself is pretty long with what I would guess is about 15 seats or so. My biggest gripe about the place is and always has been that they don't have any windows. It feels like you are drinking in a closed up room which you are but it makes it really easy to loose track of time, but I guess that really boils down to personal responsibility. We did notice that the front door as a window now, which is nice. I think new ownership can continue to turn the place around and I look forward to popping in every once and awhile and checking out the changes and increasing stars!

what are the best bars in Sparks has live bands and DJs they know how to party they take care of…read moretheir patrons the drinks are cheap and strong you need to go there and have a good time one of the best places around in Sparks