Reno Tap Room

The best burger in Reno, accompanied by an ever-changing selection of intriguing brews from near and far!

One of my favorite spots in Reno is Whole Foods, which not only offers a wonderful selection of fresh products but is also a fantastic place for lunch. You can choose from a variety of options, including sushi, pizza, sandwiches, and more, and enjoy them at a cozy wine and dining bar located on the right side of the restaurant. Alternatively, you can take your meal to go.

The menu has evolved over the years, and with those changes, there has been some variability in quality. However, on my most recent visit, everything was back to top-notch. I did notice that some portions were slightly smaller but still priced the same as before. I'm more than willing to pay for quality. I ordered the blue cheeseburger, and it was absolutely delicious. They no longer serve fries with it, but at $10, you can order a side of fries for just $3-$4. We also tried the sweet chili wings and the traditional hot wings. They are larger than they used to be, and while the sauces are just average, the wings are cooked really well. If you like them extra crispy, be sure to ask for that; it makes a big difference. Overall, grab a pint or a flight along with a few bites, and enjoy your time here. It's a great place to unwind and savor their food!

Absolutely love this place and really disappointed that I checked the website, checked that they were open until 10 o'clock, drove past to say a buffalo cauliflower just that the kitchen is already closed. I'm back.

Great little taproom, conveniently located inside Whole Foods! You can grab a bite to eat from the many options available inside the store (taqueria, sushi, salad bar, pizza) and sidle up to the bar or communal style seating while you enjoy your beer. My personal favorite is a slice of pizza and a beer you really can't go wrong! They rotate their taps fairly frequently, and I appreciate the variety offered, including local brews. Decent prices too. Honestly one of the best one stop shopping experiences in town, because who doesn't get hungry while they're grocery shopping? I personally only buy specialty items at Whole Foods, e.g. kombucha, and mostly hit up their salad bar for a healthier lunch choice, but it's nice to have the option of enjoying lunch here or meeting up with some friends for a cold one. Cheers!