In the heart of the Biggest Little City, many Midtown Reno restaurants, cafes and bars serve up a variety of plates and sips for every palate. The landscape is constantly changing, as new Midtown Reno restaurants, cafes and bars open often. Here are a few that are new to the area or have recently expanded. Visit one or all of them for a taste of Reno’s foodie scene.

Brauhaus 701

To get your fix of brats and beer, check out Brauhaus 701, a new German-American fusion Midtown Reno restaurant. Brauhaus 701 combines some German-inspired fan favorites like pretzels and bratwurst, with traditional options such as wings and salads. Their beer selection includes drafts from Germany and Czech. The restaurant also boasts eco-friendly practices, sourcing ingredients from local suppliers, and using only biodegradable materials.

713 S. Virginia St., Midtown Reno

Code Coffee

Code Coffee started with a simple idea: to connect the community over a great cup of coffee. Owner Destinee Sanford modeled Code Coffee to support and serve the people who serve our community: police officers, EMTs, hospital workers, firefighters, and other public health and safety professionals. The menu includes classic drip coffees, lattes, juices, and hot and iced teas. For eats, Code Coffee bakes fresh pastries and offers a variety of delicious grab-and-go options for breakfast or lunch. Plus, first responders and military personnel, past or present, always receive 20 percent off all food and drinks.

300 S. Wells Ave. #5, Midtown Reno

Dorinda’s Chocolates

In the same building as Code Coffee, you can soon find one of Reno’s favorite confectioners: Dorinda’s Chocolates. Word has it that the company is opening a chocolate factory and offices in a newly renovated space on Wells Avenue. Dorinda’s is the home of all natural hand-dipped chocolates, created by the store’s namesake, Dorinda Vance. The confectioner only uses whole, fresh ingredients, including quality chocolate, nuts, caramels, fruit juices, and more.

300 S. Wells Ave. #5, Midtown Reno

Finbomb Sushi

One of the best places to get a fresh, fast sushi burrito or poke bowl in Midtown Reno is FinBomb Sushi & Poké. The casual dining restaurant offers both contemporary Japanese and Hawaiian cuisine served with U.S. Grade A fish fillet cuts. Handpicked fruits and vegetables complement the restaurant’s Japanese, Mexican, and Hawaiian inspired sauces. Pick one of their chef’s specials, or craft your own combination to satisfy your tastes.

681 S. Virginia St., Midtown Reno

Homegrown Gastropub

From food truck to brick and mortar, locally owned Homegrown Gastropub serves up food and drinks made with locally-sourced ingredients. With espresso, brick-oven eats, comfort food, almost 20 beers on tap, organic sodas, milkshakes, and a craft cocktail selection, Homegrown will have something to fit your fancy. The Midtown restaurant offers gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, nut-free, paleo, and earth-friendly dishes as well. Located right in the heart of Midtown Reno, it’s open from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. every day, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night eats.

719 S. Virginia St., Midtown Reno

Midtown Tacos

Tucked behind Death and Taxes in the Cheney Street Alley, this small taco shop serves up big flavors. Originally opened by Midtown Eats owners Ivan Fontana and Sadie Bonnette, this Midtown Reno restaurant is recently under new ownership. The Rodriguez-Garcia family will be taking over operations of the restaurant and building on its unique atmosphere and menu.

811 S. Center Street, Midtown Reno

 

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Perenn Bakery

If you see a line of people snaking around St. Lawrence Ave., looking longingly for a freshly baked chocolate croissant or a buttery kouign-amann, then they’re waiting to get into Perenn Bakery. This is one of several popular Midtown Reno restaurants, so make sure to get there early before the goods are sold out. In addition to pastries and cookies, Perenn bakes a variety of breads, including baguettes and other artisan loaves. Want to nibble on something savory to balance out the sweet? Try a tartine or a ham and butter baguette.

20 St. Lawrence Ave., Midtown Reno

Rue Bourbon

Get a taste of the Big Easy in the Biggest Little City at Rue Bourbon, a New Orleans style restaurant and bar serving cocktails and small bites. The food menu boasts Cajun and Creole treats, such as deep-fried gator bites with a house-made remoulade sauce, a classic New Orleans muffuletta and beignets loaded with powdered sugar. For drinks, try a Rue Bourbon Sazerac, served in a rocks glass washed with Absinthe, or a Brandy Crusta, a refreshing and deceptively strong cocktail made with Cognac, lemon juice, maraschino liqueur, Cointreau, and Angostura bitters.

1401 S. Virginia St., Midtown Reno

Whisky Lounge Reno

Order a dram or three at Whisky Lounge Reno in Midtown, which boasts an extensive collection of bourbons and ryes, as well as Canadian, Irish and Japanese whiskeys. The Scotch list is equally robust and includes a variety of Highland, Speyside and Islay malts. Whiskeys are severed straight up, on the rocks or in a variety of craft cocktails.

711 S. Virginia St., Midtown Reno

Want to learn more about new Midtown Reno restaurants, cafes, and bars? Get in touch with our team in the Downtown Dickson Realty office.