restaurants

A big draw for many is the vast number of vegan options on the menu, landing The Coconut Downtown at the top of many Google searches for “vegan restaurants in Reno.”

Detroit-style pizza, or DSP, is having its moment in Reno, and Pizzeria Lupo is the second joint serving up the tasty pies. 

In addition to a store stocked with fun cooking accessories and extras to spice up your meals, Nothing To It serves the community as a full-service restaurant.

Overall, the fare at Chapo is easy, letting the drinks take center stage, but the dishes are well done and there are a couple of standouts. 

La Condesa Eatery’s fusion fare offers a Spanish, Korean and Italian influence, with dishes that are both inventive and delicious.

While the name Homegrown Gastropub somehow evokes visions of a run-of-the-mill diner (at least for me), this hotspot is anything but.

There are two places to get Detroit-style pizza in Reno now, and you’ll have to excuse our enthusiasm, but it’s really great.

Loco Ono serves hip, fast-casual Hawaiian food including poke bowls, lunch plates and some unexpected gems such as cheeseburgers and French fries.

There are two experiences to have at Roxy’s—a dimly lit and potentially romantic, white tablecloth dinner in the restaurant, or a sometimes rowdier but still upmarket evening at the bar.

We can’t get enough of Liberty Food & Wine’s shareable options for date night or a group dinner with family and friends.