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Bol de Mรฉlange
Bol de Mรฉlange joined the Reno Public Market on Feb. 18, 2025. Owned by Selman Ozhan, the restaurantโs menu is heavy in global eats, including wraps, salads, and schnitzel.
Local Beer Works
Local Beer Works in Reno announced a grand reopening on Facebook in February. The official date has yet to be announced, but weโre told itโs coming soon.
Grafted Whiskey & Wine
Grafted Whiskey & Wine served its last drink on Feb. 21, 2025, with the owners announcing its closure via Facebook. The husband-and-wife co-owners, Jade and Chad Bogan, referenced a desire to focus on their nonprofit, Grafted Kitchen, serving at-risk youth, in honor of their late son.
Bayou Bites
Bayou Bites landed in Fallon on Feb. 22, 2025. The father-daughter duo behind the Cajun-influenced eatery opened inside of the Grid Market and Brewery.
Lone Eagle Grille
Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casinoโs leaders closed Lone Eagle Grille on Feb. 27, 2025, after 30 years in business. Rumor has it that a new location of the internationally renowned NOBU is headed to the shores of Lake Tahoe in its place.
Smith & River
Smith & River owners Colin and MaryBeth Smith pulled the plug on the Sierra Street restaurant on Feb. 15, 2025. The building will be taken over by Sergio Romero, who owns Midtownโs popular La Condesa and Rene Preciado, owner of Mexcal. Together, they opened Toro Bravo in the Riverwalk space in March 2025.
Sabrinaโs West End Kitchen
Sabrinaโs West End Kitchen closed permanently on Feb. 8, 2025, after eight years in business.
Brew Brothers at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe
As part of the renovations happening at Harrahโs Lake Tahoe, Brew Brothers will open in 2025. You may be familiar with the restaurant currently open at The ROW in Reno, which doubles as a nightclub after hours. The craft beer and dining venue will be located just off the casino floor, where the food court and California Bar used to operate. The total footprint will encompass 7,930 square feet.
Base Camp Pizza Co.
Base Camp Pizza Co. received national recognition, being named one of the Top 10 Pizzerias in the Nation in a recent SFGate article. The Heavenly Village pizza shop not only was praised for its delicious fare but also its community-first dedication to service.
Andelin Family Farm
The Andelin family, who operates Andelin Family Farm, has requested changes to its 160-acre Sparks property off Pyramid Way, with the objective of continuing its agritourism festivals and events for many years to come. While the majority of the space will continue to be used for agriculture, the family is seeking annexation of the property by the City of Sparks and amendments to the comprehensive plan to facilitate the expansion of its festivals, as well as commercial spaces for a farm store, restaurant and retail, and the future development of single-family agrihood-themed residences.
J Resort
J Resort announced its $130 million development plan, which will include a northward expansion. In addition to resort improvements, the Downtown Reno property will grow to encompass facilities and festival grounds, and it has entered into a partnership with JMF Presents on an outdoor entertainment project.
Kwokโs Bistro
Kwokโs Bistro was recognized by Food & Wine as No. 12 on a list of Top 100 Chinese Restaurants in America for 2024.
Ferino Distillery
Ferino Distillery announced an impressive takeover. Torani, the producer of Amer liqueur, is giving its famed recipe to Ferino, as a way to keep tradition alive. The Reno distillery will take ownership of the recipe in March 2025 and start selling the liqueur in April 2025. With 100 years under its belt, Torani now can focus on different products and projects without discontinuing Amer.
DOPO Pizza & Pasta
DOPO Pizza & Pasta is making a move from its St. Lawrence Avenue location to the old Sizzle Pie building near The Pioneer Center, after the latter closed abruptly last year.
Italian Hearts Gourmet Foods LLC
The owner behind Italian Hearts Gourmet Foods LLC, which includes Italian Hearts Pasta Sauces, is looking to sell.
IMBฤชB Custom Brews
Brewery IMBIBโs owners announced in January 2025 that it would be closing its doors in Reno and Sparks for good after 10 years in business. The brand has been brewing here since 2012.
Lake Tahoe AleWorX
Lake Tahoe AleWorX opened a Reno location in the old Record Street Brewing spot and attached The Alpine building on East Fourth Street, celebrating with a grand opening on Jan. 30, 2025. The event-heavy space serves drinks, food, live music, and more with a rooftop bar and designated parking behind the building. For those familiar with the businessโ South Lake Tahoe locations, take note that the Reno branch does not allow the pour-your-own option.
The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill
John Sande IV and Sepideh Arya-Sande opened The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill in Damonte Ranch Town Center in Reno on Jan. 27, 2025. They are franchisees of the growing brand, which started in Las Vegas and has achieved record growth this year. The husband-and-wife team also bought rights to additional Great Greek restaurants and may be opening more locations in the months and years to come.
Playfield โ76
Playfield โ76 closed on Jan. 19, 2025. There is talk of the barcade reopening at a new location, but nothing official has been announced yet.
City Brew Tours
City Brew Tours officially launched its Reno franchise in January 2025, with 3.5-hour brewery and distillery tours throughout the city. The van tours take guests to a lineup (usually three) of breweries and distilleries to taste their bounty and learn about beer and spirit making. If you book a group event, the itinerary is largely customizable.
Anneke Schatโs Coffee and Pastry
Anneke Schatโs Coffee and Pastry, a notable regional name, brings another bakery to the local landscape. The new spot opened in Washoe Valley on Jan. 18 with a vision for clean pastries with Dutch influence.
Cafรฉ Capello
Cafรฉ Capello First Street in Downtown Reno closed on Jan. 17, 2025, after nearly six years in business.
Napa-Sonoma Grocery Co.
After a roof fire on Jan. 15, 2025, Napa-Sonoma Grocery Co. closed permanently. This was the only remaining location of the Reno staple.
