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and you can hear the freight trains rumble on by. Frequent live music and poetry readings
at its cafe and pub, and bike rentals available.
Peppermill
CASINO HOTEL
( 866-821-9996, 775-826-2121;
www.peppermillreno.com
;
2707 S Virginia St; r Sun-Thu $59-129, Fri
& Sat $79-209, resort fee $16; )
With a dash of Vegas-style opulence, the ever-popular Peppermill boasts Tuscan-themed
suites in its newest 600-room tower, and plush remodeled rooms throughout the rest of the
property. The three sparkling pools (one indoor) are dreamy, with a full spa on hand. Geo-
thermal energy powers the resort's hot water and heat.
Eating
Reno's dining scene goes far beyond the casino buffets.
Pho 777
VIETNAMESE
A no-frills Vietnamese noodle shop just off the casino strip that serves up bowls and bowls
of steamy soup.
Peg's Glorified Ham & Eggs
DINER
Locally regarded as the best breakfast in town, Peg's offers tasty grill food that's not too
greasy.
Old Granite Street Eatery
NEW AMERICAN
( 775-622-3222;
www.oldgranitestreeteatery.com
; 243 S Sierra St; dinner mains $12-26;
11am-10pm Mon-Thu, to 11pm Fri, 10am-11pm Sat, to 3pm Sun)
A lovely well-lit place for organic and local comfort food, old-school artisanal cocktails
and seasonal craft beers, this antique-strewn hotspot enchants diners with its stately
wooden bar, water served in old liquor bottles and lengthy seasonal menu. Forgot to make
