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Record Street Cafe Inc
Aug 5, 2009 by John from Spalding, UK
Overall Rating: 10
Food:[10] • Service:[10] • Atmosphere:[10]

• The food, the staff, the coffee, the energy bars.
• That I live in England and have to wait until I'm in Reno to eat here.

“Whether you go winter or summer try the soup (stunning cauliflower and others in the winter, amazing cold fruit soups in the summer), have a terrific sandwich, save space for the best bread pudding you'll ever taste (varies every day as they use whatever muffins and/or French toast they have available) - and it comes with a Bourbon sauce! Then, finish with the Grand Cafe - the best coffee I've ever tasted! I cannot praise this place too highly - food is top class quality, like you would expect in a top class establishment, but it's available in a cafe near UNR. We visit from the UK at least six different weeks a year and this is our favorite eating place in the whole of the city.”

West Second Street Bar
Feb 17, 2009 by Stef from West Rutland
Overall Rating: 5
Atmosphere:[5]

• Reasonably priced drinks.
• A little divvy.

“Honestly, I didn't mind it. Not fabulous, but reasonably priced drinks. Good music. I had a great time last I was there, and plan to go again.”

Amelias Rest & Flight Line Bar
Oct 23, 2008 by Valerie from Reno
Overall Rating: 10
Food:[10] • Service:[10] • Atmosphere:[10]

• Food was incredible!
• The prices were a little high for my taste, for lunch for two $35.

“The fajitas were phenomenal! The wait staff is super friendly and it is so cool to watch the planes as you are eating your meal! The salsa is really good too!”

Joe's Diner
Jul 9, 2008 by James from Reno, Nevada
Overall Rating: 1

• I was reminded of to be more careful when choosing a place to eat.
• Very expensive for average food. No value here and the food is not that good.

“The staff is rude and very un-friendly. The menu is very limited and very expensive. My wife and I went in for one of their breakfast specials, ended up ordering bacon and eggs. The menu price was $8.99 for 3 eggs, bacon, potatoes, and toast. We asked for only 2 eggs thinking there would be a reduction in price. Nope! And the coffee was only $2.25 per cup. The waitress never came back for refills until she was clearing the table and presenting us the check. Our breakfast special ending up costing over $24 smackers for 2 eggs and bacon and a pound of potatoes. Our recommendation is for anyone to avoid Joes unless you like spending a lot of money in a not so classy joint. Joes will probably be out of business soon.”

West Second Street Bar
May 18, 2008 by bill from reno
Overall Rating: 1

• Not a single thing.
• Everything about west second bar is negative.

“If I could rate this place in the negatives, I would.”