Old Granite Street Eatery

Great food, menu has a lot of variety. Gluten free options were plentiful. The only downside was water pitcher on tables were filled with warm water. Who drinks warm water with their meal? Bathroom a little trashy and one toilet wouldn't flush.

Cramped dining room and just average food earn old Granite Street an average rating. We tried the tacos, fish & chips, and several other entrees. They we neither good nor bad, just average. The room set up felt cramped and was fine for a light meal. Again, nothing special. Our server took good care of us, perhaps because the place was not busy at dinner time, a red flag. We would not return.

Food was excellent, you got to try the beer battered fried tofu and the coconut milk salmon. The flavor on the salmon was a perfect blend of spice and yet kept the salmon taste.
The service is very slow despite that they have plenty of servers and everyone was working hard. So budget your time accordingly.
Happy Hour menu is also great! Two selections for $20 00
Only one unisex bathroom.

Went there for a bite before a show, so on a time table. At first I thought they were short handed, but as soon as we mention we had limited time our server stepped up and took care of it. Fish tacos (3 per order) were perfect, light, crispy and satisfying. Cocktails were great as well. The rest of my party was also left happy.

We stumbled onto this charming little restaurant. The place was decorated nicely, and we were seated promptly. The food was great. My husband and I both enjoyed it immensely.

Old Granite Street Eatery turned out to be a fantastic happy hour find on my way to the airport. My friend savored a Brewer’s Cabinet Tahoe Amber, while I enjoyed a creamsicle martini. But the real highlight? The delicious grilled smoked knockwurst, bockwurst, kasekrainer with emmentaler cheese, sauerkraut, whole grain mustard, cornichons, and pretzel bite with a house made beer cheese!

Stopped in for brunch/lunch on the way to the airport from Tahoe. So glad we did! The vibe is excellent. Service friendly. Food and drink choices were 10/10. Would highly recommend if you’re in the area.

By far the best food I’ve had in Reno. The only downside are the bacon chips, they’re just not special.

The caramel martini gave me life, and I hate sweet drinks. The espresso one was ok, but not the caramel. My friend and I both had burgers that were out of this world and she had a dessert (seasonal ice cream) that she couldn’t believe was real.

By far the best food in Reno Nevada. Definitely go here.

Update, I came back and had a fantastic Italian sandwich and espresso martini a year later. Still a go to spot in Reno.