Oldest bar. If you like drinks and nostalgic places then stop here on your scenic drives! Not recommended if you are a wine aficionado though!
Nicole Roman
you want an old timey bar, look no further!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
M Ne
The town of Genoa Nevada. The oldest town in Nevada.The Genoa bar and saloon. It is a one of a kind old time bar. Its' history is rich. The decor and building much the same as a hundred years ago, alebit electricity, juke box, and pool table.The bar counter rigid and worn. Ginger the bartender was friendly and warm.For me a Budweiser and a couple of shots of makers whiskey.Square dancing night across the street.In all a fantastic time. A place you need to visit if you like history and bars with gritParking: Ample free parking lot and both sides of street.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Whiskey Neat, Budlight
Paul Stephens
My son and I were cruising around Carson Vally checking out antique shops and ended up in Genoa, Nevada. We hit a couple of shops, and came up empty handed, but it's a cool town at the base of the Eastern Sierra Nevada and I'm glad we went there. Anyway it was about lunch time and we noticed the deli so we decided to catch some lunch. We both decided on the pastrami sandwiches and a soda and the sandwiches did not disappoint, they were delicious. I would recommend trying them out...
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Simon J.
A piece of Nevada history and well worth the stop. Friendly staff, good pours and reasonable prices. The huge, antique 'diamond dust' mirror imported from Glasgow in the 1860's via San Francisco that adorns the back of the bar is worth the trip alone. According to the bartender, mediums don't recommend staring too long into the mirror because "it's seen a lot of things!"
Chris Hoffman
A must visit when in the area!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Alex A.
What a sweet little bar! Drinks were great and well priced, staff were super friendly and the atmosphere is amazing! Fun decorations and such a cool old saloon feel. We came multiple times when visiting the area! They have a pool table too! Can't wait to come back
Abby J
Just amazing.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Carrie Stoll
They don't have any food here just the bar. We stopped in had a drink and then headed back down the road. It's a quaint little place.
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 4
John L.
A Mormon, A Catholics And a Baptist walk into a bar during happy hour. Although it may sound like the opening of a funny joke. Some people take their Bars very serious. Genoa locals claim to have Nevadas first established bar. Although a bar in a small Mormon village seems like an oddly displaced oxymoron. Unless you are one to never judge a bar by its cover. Such as their locally made Wild Huckleberry Chocolate Bar. A bar that is wrapped like it was freshly minted out of the Wiley Wonka factory. Ironically it actually tastes like 100 year old stale candy. Nevertheless everyone is entitled to their taste preferences. This bar reminded of a time when my father took me to a bar for lunch. The place was dark and the bartender was passively quiet. The bar top was pre set with a glass of water and a bowl of roasted beer nuts. My father hopped onto the closest barstool and ordered a beer as he made conversation with the fellow patrons. He guzzled his first sip of beer and stated to me. "A man cannot live on bread and water alone" After that the room started to glow with energy. Point being. A bar always seems empty until the bartenders and patrons have a good reason to serve one another.
Very fun place! The bar tender has drink specials that I tried which were her own recipe and they were all absolutely delicious. The heaters and fire pit were on full blast so sitting outside was great! Definitely will be coming ago, both bartenders we're attentive and loving!
Mario Biscaia
Great old place to have a drink and relax. Lots of things to look at. Had a 6 shotter. Enjoyed.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Aleigh B.
Came here to have a drink when visiting Genoa for the first time and my first impression of the place was wow, it's so popular! There were way more people there than I expected! We walked in and the inside gives off old fashion saloon and I loved it! We were able to go right up to the bar after a group of people walked out and I asked what the bartender recommended which was the cucumber Spritza and she asked if I liked lavender. I said I did so she added lavender syrup and it was a great touch. Great drink! I want another! Service was great! The bartender was very smiley and helpful. The outside has lots of picnic benches to sit at and it was the perfect day! Highly recommend grabbing a drink at Nevadas oldest thirst parlor!
Joshua Denton
Sure it's a historical part of NV but it is honestly still an awesome and vibrant bar. Great service and great drinks.And as always had to get a Picon
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kathy Gee
Good service. It's a historical site so it's fun to stop once. Needs a bit of a adjusting, not the cleanest bar but it's old.
Oldest bar. If you like drinks and nostalgic places then stop here on your scenic drives! Not recommended if you are a wine aficionado though!
you want an old timey bar, look no further!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The town of Genoa Nevada. The oldest town in Nevada.The Genoa bar and saloon. It is a one of a kind old time bar. Its' history is rich. The decor and building much the same as a hundred years ago, alebit electricity, juke box, and pool table.The bar counter rigid and worn. Ginger the bartender was friendly and warm.For me a Budweiser and a couple of shots of makers whiskey.Square dancing night across the street.In all a fantastic time. A place you need to visit if you like history and bars with gritParking: Ample free parking lot and both sides of street.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Whiskey Neat, Budlight
My son and I were cruising around Carson Vally checking out antique shops and ended up in Genoa, Nevada. We hit a couple of shops, and came up empty handed, but it's a cool town at the base of the Eastern Sierra Nevada and I'm glad we went there. Anyway it was about lunch time and we noticed the deli so we decided to catch some lunch. We both decided on the pastrami sandwiches and a soda and the sandwiches did not disappoint, they were delicious. I would recommend trying them out...
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A piece of Nevada history and well worth the stop. Friendly staff, good pours and reasonable prices. The huge, antique 'diamond dust' mirror imported from Glasgow in the 1860's via San Francisco that adorns the back of the bar is worth the trip alone. According to the bartender, mediums don't recommend staring too long into the mirror because "it's seen a lot of things!"
A must visit when in the area!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
What a sweet little bar! Drinks were great and well priced, staff were super friendly and the atmosphere is amazing! Fun decorations and such a cool old saloon feel. We came multiple times when visiting the area! They have a pool table too! Can't wait to come back
Just amazing.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
They don't have any food here just the bar. We stopped in had a drink and then headed back down the road. It's a quaint little place.
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 4
A Mormon, A Catholics And a Baptist walk into a bar during happy hour. Although it may sound like the opening of a funny joke. Some people take their Bars very serious. Genoa locals claim to have Nevadas first established bar. Although a bar in a small Mormon village seems like an oddly displaced oxymoron. Unless you are one to never judge a bar by its cover. Such as their locally made Wild Huckleberry Chocolate Bar. A bar that is wrapped like it was freshly minted out of the Wiley Wonka factory. Ironically it actually tastes like 100 year old stale candy. Nevertheless everyone is entitled to their taste preferences. This bar reminded of a time when my father took me to a bar for lunch. The place was dark and the bartender was passively quiet. The bar top was pre set with a glass of water and a bowl of roasted beer nuts. My father hopped onto the closest barstool and ordered a beer as he made conversation with the fellow patrons. He guzzled his first sip of beer and stated to me. "A man cannot live on bread and water alone" After that the room started to glow with energy. Point being. A bar always seems empty until the bartenders and patrons have a good reason to serve one another.
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Very fun place! The bar tender has drink specials that I tried which were her own recipe and they were all absolutely delicious. The heaters and fire pit were on full blast so sitting outside was great! Definitely will be coming ago, both bartenders we're attentive and loving!
Great old place to have a drink and relax. Lots of things to look at. Had a 6 shotter. Enjoyed.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Came here to have a drink when visiting Genoa for the first time and my first impression of the place was wow, it's so popular! There were way more people there than I expected! We walked in and the inside gives off old fashion saloon and I loved it! We were able to go right up to the bar after a group of people walked out and I asked what the bartender recommended which was the cucumber Spritza and she asked if I liked lavender. I said I did so she added lavender syrup and it was a great touch. Great drink! I want another! Service was great! The bartender was very smiley and helpful. The outside has lots of picnic benches to sit at and it was the perfect day! Highly recommend grabbing a drink at Nevadas oldest thirst parlor!
Sure it's a historical part of NV but it is honestly still an awesome and vibrant bar. Great service and great drinks.And as always had to get a Picon
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good service. It's a historical site so it's fun to stop once. Needs a bit of a adjusting, not the cleanest bar but it's old.
Atmosphere: 4