Restaurant preference is subjective – different food for different folks. The best way to find out if you like a place is to eat there. So why read a restaurant review? With so many choices, it’s just smart shopping to narrow the field before deciding where to spend your hard-earned dollars.
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Adele’s
Described as "creative continental,” Adele’s dinner menu lists some 75 diverse items and dozens of daily specials with influences from the southeast, southwest, the Mediterranean, and around the world. Read Review |
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D’Vine Wine and Bistro
This casual, classy wine bar and bistro is all about good wine, good café-style food, and friendly folks on both sides of the longest mahogany bar in Carson City. Read Review |
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Garibaldi’s
Diners looking for adventures in Italian food will love Garibaldi’s. Owner Mark Claypool is a, hands-on restaurateur whose personal touch is evident throughout this charming neighborhood restaurant. Read Review |
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Red’s Old 395 Grill
Great bar, best barbeque, mountains of memorabilia, and much more.
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The Basil
Everything is beautiful at The Basil. The setting, the food, the people all combine to create a memorable dining experience at this very fine Thai restaurant. Read Review |
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For more than twenty years, I’ve eaten my way across the country and several continents, writing about the foods I enjoy. In the following reviews, you will have my opinion of the food, atmosphere and service at five very different restaurants in Carson City.
Each restaurant has something unique to recommend it. But don’t take my word for it. You’re the best judge of the food you enjoy. To read what I think, click on the restaurant names below. If what I say intrigues you, then make a reservation and decide for yourself.
Bon appétit et vive la difference!
Marnie McArthur
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Nighttime entertainment is one of the luxuries of a casino town.
The Gold Dust West, Carson Nugget and Carson Station often offer live entertainment, as does the Brewery Arts Center and the Upstage Center Theatre. Local coffee shops also feature musicians in a relaxing atmosphere. 
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Shopping & Dining Trail
9am
Begin your day with a special treat: home made muffins or scones and a cappuccino at Heidi’s Restaurant. Regular breakfast fare is also available. Local’s hint: Their home fries and raisin toast are the best!)...
10:00am to 12noon
Fortified for a day of shopping, begin your day with a stroll down Carson City’s Historic Old Town. Antique lovers will enjoy the selection at Abel House Antiques at 1114 N. Curry Street or Hannifin’s Antiques located at 210 Carson Street. In the market for a Persian rug? Check out the selection at Sharam’s on the corner of Curry and Spear. Click for More
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