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IMBฤชB Custom Brews

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On Oct. 12, 2024, owner Matt Johnson announced that IMBฤชB Custom Brews had taken home gold in the bock category for its Pan is Alive Maibock.

Schรผssboom Brewing Co.

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Schรผssboom Brewing Co. in South Reno also took home an award from the 2024 Great American Beer Festival. It was announced on Oct. 12 that the brandโ€™s Bear Bait Raspberry Honey Wheat Ale won bronze.

Rising for People Coffee Co.

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Itโ€™s been a tumultuous year for Rising for People Coffee Co. The creative concept known for offering rotating coffee flights was operating inside of Haven on Earth in South Reno when a car crashed through the front of the establishment. During repairs, it continued to serve coffee as best the staff could. However, Rising for People now is ready to move into a new home. The company announced on Instagram on Oct. 10, 2024, that it would be relocating to Midtown in 2025.

Dairy Queen

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On Oct. 1, 2024, Dairy Queen opened in a brand new building in the Raleyโ€™s shopping center in South Reno. The store is owned by Rajiv Paul, who also owns seven Arizona locations of the fast food giant, along with local Vish Krishnan.

Sterling Farms Nevada

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Jeannie Damonte, a Nevada farmer and owner of Sterling Farms Nevada, represented the U.S. at a panel hosted by Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome on Sept. 30, 2024. She was the only representative from the U.S. on the panel of women-only farmers.

Bistro Napa

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Bistro Napa, an Atlantis restaurant, received a AAA Four Diamond designation on Sept. 30, 2024. This marks the restaurant as part of the top tier of the hospitality industry in North America. It is not, however, Atlantisโ€™ first similar recognition. With the Atlantis Steakhouse holding the title since 2013 and the resort as a whole having its own AAA Four Diamond rating since 2012, the Atlantis Casino Resort Spa is now the only property in Northern Nevada to boast multiple AAA Four Diamond restaurants in addition to being a AAA Four Diamond hotel.

Pele Utu

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Pele Utu, a new Reno tiki bar, opened its doors on Stardust Street on Sept. 27, 2024. The island-themed bar plays yacht rock on Sundays and offers tiki drink specials. The concept comes from Reno personality Dr. Shocker and his wife, Rosie Raddish.

Bab Cafรฉ

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Bab Cafรฉ reopened on Sept. 21, 2024, following a mandatory closure by the Northern Nevada Public Health Department in May after violating several codes. The owner had been keeping followers up to date on the reopening process, which included passing several health inspections, through social media.

Saltgrass Steak House

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Saltgrass Steak House opened inside of the Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino Lake Tahoe in Stateline on Sept. 20, 2024. The Texas-style steakhouse chain includes a No Bull Lounge as well as an expanded patio with firepits and additional seating.

The Phoenix at The Outlets at Legends

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The Phoenix at The Outlets at Legends announced their closure on Facebook on Sept. 18, 2024, citing the lease as its reason for immediately ceasing operations.

The Little Bear Cafรฉ

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New for the most recent ski season, The Little Bear Cafรฉ at Palisades Tahoe opened in September 2024 ahead of Palisades Tahoeโ€™s season opener on Nov. 22, 2024. The cozy cafรฉ focuses on relationships with local purveyors and serves coffee, baked goods, artisan sandwiches, wine, and more.

Bruschetta

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Bruschetta joined the Stateline dining scene over the summer. The Italian concept had been in the works for over a year, while owner Erik Rhoades worked hard on the remodel. The Bay Area-transplant has lived at Lake Tahoe since the Covid-19 pandemic, and Bruschetta is his first Nevada restaurant after selling his California eatery four years ago. Bruschetta joined the Stateline dining scene over the summer. The Italian concept had been in the works for over a year, while owner Erik Rhoades worked hard on the remodel. The Bay Area-transplant has lived at Lake Tahoe since the Covid-19 pandemic, and Bruschetta is his first Nevada restaurant after selling his California eatery four years ago.

Tahoe Nugget Casino

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Tahoe Nugget Casino recently underwent a multiyear remodel of 8,700 square feet. The property received an impressive facelift, with the additions of tongue-and-groove wood paneling, extensive masonry stonework, and custom light fixtures. The project, developed by SB Builders LLC, began in October 2023 and wrapped in August 2024.

Champagne & Chocolate

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In July, Champagne & Chocolate opened a second location on Plumb Lane in Reno. The first spot for the bar and dessert concept is in Heavenly Village in South Lake Tahoe. Chocolates are sourced from longtime local chocolatier Chocolate Nugget Candy Factory.

Jax at the Tracks

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Jax at the Tracks, a classic American diner in Truckee, has changed hands. Longtime owner Bud Haley sold the business to Tony Cervantes, a local custom-home builder.

Chris Watkins

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Chris Watkins has returned to Everline Resort & Spa as chef de cuisine at Six Peaks Grille. Watkins has more than 25 years of experience in the hospitality industry, with locations from San Francisco to Switzerland on his resume. Recently, he served as executive chef at Stella Restaurant in Truckee.

Chapel Tavern

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Chapel Tavern has a new cocktail aging system to up the ante on its drinks program. The longtime Midtown bar now features 12 small barrels and copper pipes mounted in the ceiling and on the walls to enable the bar to serve original drinks benefitting from the enhanced flavor that aging offers.

Lindsay Chichester

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Lindsay Chichester is the new state leader for the 4-H Youth Development Program offered by the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension. She has nearly 15 years of experience in related roles.

Jordan Hosmer-Henner

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Jordan Hosmer-Henner brings years of experience to his new role with the University of Nevada, Renoโ€™s Desert Farming Initiative as the manager of food systems programs. His position specifically focuses on improving Nevadaโ€™s food systemsโ€™ resiliency and increasing food security throughout the entire state.

Lead Dog Brewing, Revision Brewing Co., and Great Basin Brewing Co.

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Reno-Sparksโ€™ Lead Dog Brewing, Revision Brewing Co., and Great Basin Brewing Co. all are working together. As Ryan Gaumer, the original owner and brewmaster behind Lead Dog, steps back into a leadership role, heโ€™ll work alongside Revisionโ€™s CEO Jeremy Warren and the teamโ€™s head brewer, Jeb Taylor. The collaboration will take brewing operations to Revisionโ€™s state-of-the-art facility and lead to the opening of a new taproom in the brewery district. Lead Dogโ€™s Sparks taproom, however, will close.

Frey Ranch Distillery

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Frey Ranch Distillery canโ€™t stay out of the news โ€” and for good reason. The Fallon-based brand added two Double Golds to its portfolio of awards at the recent 2024 San Francisco World Spirits Competition, going up against 500 bourbons from around the world. The Grey Ranch Farm Strength Uncut and Frey Ranch 100% Wheat Whiskey Single Barrel #1209 were the big winners.

Yuzu Sushi and Bar

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Denver Liu, owner of Yuzu Sushi and Bar, one of the recipients of the ReStore Grant by the City of Reno, plans to start serving customers next door to Los Gallos Taqueria soon. Liu actually took to a Reddit thread to share details of the new restaurant and confirm opening plans.

X-Golf Reno

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X-Golf Reno is coming to The Summit mall this summer. The golf simulator business has locations in several states, but this is the first for Nevada. In addition to eight state-of-the-art golf simulators and a private simulator room, the family-friendly destination also offers food and a full bar.

The Arch Society

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The Arch Society moved from the building formerly occupied by Junkee in Midtown Reno, but it didnโ€™t go far. The cocktails-and-dessert concept is now is South Virginia Street in the original location of Ceol Irish Pub on Virginia Street.

Marmot Properties

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Marmot Properties purchased the former Junkee building in Midtown. Now that Junkee has relocated to Reno Public Market, supposedly six new tenants will be taking over the former building.

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