Downtown casino district

Reno, United States

Home to Atlantis and Peppermill casino resorts, the National Bowling Stadium, and Greater Nevada Field.

Places in Downtown casino district

Louis' Remains the heart of Reno's Basque heritage, serving family-style feasts.
South Virginia Street steakhouses Luxury resort steakhouses along South Virginia Street setting the bar for high-end dining.
Vino 100 A wine bar located in the RC Wiley shopping area of South Reno.

Best time to visit: June to September offers warm, dry weather for the Truckee River and outdoor activities, while winter (December to March) draws visitors for nearby ski resorts.
Getting around: Midtown along South Virginia Street is the main dining and nightlife hub, with the Old Southwest and Truckee River a short walk away, and downtown casinos like Atlantis and Peppermill within easy reach.
Currency: US Dollar ($)
Language: English.
Timezone: PST (UTC-8, UTC-7 in summer)
Current trends: Reno's dining scene continues to ride a culinary supernova fueled by access to world-class Nevada ranch beef, a growing chef renaissance, and deep-rooted Basque heritage, with Midtown's mile-long stretch of chef-driven restaurants, craft breweries and cocktail bars becoming a tasting-menu corridor that increasingly rivals the high-end steakhouses along the South Virginia Street casino resorts.

Midtown — Reno's coolest neighbourhood, a roughly mile-long stretch of South Virginia Street packed with chef-driven restaurants, craft breweries and cocktail bars.
Old Southwest — Just south of downtown, one of Reno's most beloved character neighbourhoods, with the Truckee River and Nevada Museum of Art nearby.