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| Ed Greenberg | profile | all galleries >> Places >> Reno and Lake Tahoe >> Reno | tree view | thumbnails | slideshow |
| Even if you're not a gambler (and we're not), you can have a good time in Reno. We spent an entire day at the National Automobile Museum (see the next sub-gallery), but we found other attractions there. On the recommendation of the host/cashier at the museum, we had a wonderful lunch at Bertha Miranda's Mexican Restaurant. The service was great and the Chihuahuan-style food is absolutely delicious. We asked Manager Diana Miranda (who, by the way, is quite delightful) for a dinner suggestion and she mentioned three places that sounded promising. We decided upon the Stone House Cafe and our dinner there was excellent. It goes to show that it pays to ask a foodie for food advice! |
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 Big Little City |
 Lunch at Bertha Miranda's |
 An indoor patio |
 Rock art |
 Friendly, cheerful service |
 Chips! |
 The food was yummy! |
 A memorable stop |
 Stone House Cafe |
 The Stone House was built in the early 1900's. |
 Inside the Stone House |
 Dinner was delicious |
 Grilled halibut for Ed |
 A New York steak for Judy |
 We split a slice of Mango Triple Layer Mousse Cake for dessert |
 Mango Triple Layer Mousse Cake close-up |
 Ed in Paradise |
 Reno's signature sign, in neon |
 The Truckee River runs through Reno |
 Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts |
 St Thomas Aquinas Cathedral |
 Resident raptor |
 Beautiful copper doors |
 Inside the cathedral |
 A different sort of church |
 Casino Central |
 Typical tourists |
 Reno "biggest little city" sign in daylight |
 The Dude abides! |
 Silver Legacy Casino |
 Big chips |
 Silver Legacy Casino dome |
 Truckee River playground |
 Waffles etc. for breakfast at our hotel |
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