Amazing patio, Michael the manager is a great bartender, knowledgeable, and funny. A good place to grab an after shifter, and their beer taps are constantly changing so there is always something new to try. $1.00 well drinks on Tuesdays after 9 and happy hour most weekdays until 6 or 7. Right next door to blue moon pizza, you can order a pizza, which they will bring to you so you can enjoy it out on the patio with a great cocktail or beer. CHEERS!
Review Source:I don't like to write negative reviews, but after paying a $3 cover to listen to a really bad band, I would also like to note that my mojito was pure club soda, with a tiny bit of rum. Ick.
Even on a Friday night, BLCC wasn't packed. Maybe it was the cover, or the really bad band, or the not very good drink, or my friend's extremely overpriced beer, but I was not feeling it here.
Two of my girl friends and I stopped by for a drink on a Thursday around 8pm. Â There were a couple people at the bar, and the patio was pretty full, but what looked like a soft ball team party moved over and gave us one of their tables, which was very nice. Â The patio is newly designed and really, really nice. Â I could see it being a great place for people watching on a weekend night. Â We were getting settled when the bartender came out to take our orders - which I didn't expect. (I thought we would have to order from the bar.) Â We got three different cocktails, and while they took awhile they were all stiff and delicious! Â They ranged between 6-9 dollars. Â We left about 10, and while the patio seemed to stay about the same capacity, it was a lot busier inside. Â It was a great experience, and the perfect way to spend a summer evening in Reno!
Review Source:Came here two nights. Both times very enjoyable.
Fun, but definitely mixed crowd. Strong drinks and both tenders were on top of their shit.
One thing I will give this city credit for is it's fun to go out- on a week night, till 5 am. Drinking and having fun. Next to New York it's a close second for late night outings. Not as douchey as Vegas (come on Vegas-ites. Gotta add to my hate-mail ;) ), Not as pretentious as Marina in Sf- just people who are out to party and down for a good time. Which is what my friends def. had at BLCC.
The outdoor seating was nice, and I'm still not over being able to smoke in and out in most places. I can't for the life of me remember the bartenders' name, but needless to say he hooked it up with the mixology. Chocolate-margi? To be honest I thought it was a bad news bears idea- but to my surprise, it was actually really good! Also a jolly rancher martini, nothing new but was strong and delicious.
I'm not much of a bar gal, so when I heard we'd be ringing in the New Year at a bar in Reno, I didn't know what to expect.
We arrived shortly before midnight and I immediately enjoyed the crowd that I would start my 2011 off with. There was a cool blues band playing, people dancing and the best part --- no drunks ruining the fun. Everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves, including the bartenders (who you'd expect to be upset by working on NYE). Bartender Michael made a wonderful cherry limeade drink and it was absolutely delicious. Being sober, I usually end up with a Shirley Temple or Roy Rogers, so it was nice to mix it up.
The ambiance was nice, too. They had party favors displayed on tables and free champagne at midnight. I was also able to kick my boyfriend's butt (repeatedly) at foosball, which is always fun.
Overall a great experience. I'd definitely go back!
Biggest Little City Club came replaced Satellite on California Avenue near downtown Reno.
Upsides for this club are a comfortable atmosphere with a cool old Reno cowboy theme, a great layout, unique promotions (movie trivia, movie nights, etc.) and cool music. The ownership is friendly and built the bar partly to help improve the offerings in downtown Reno.
The only downsides? The drinks could be a little cheaper (although I did enjoy $1 PBR night not that long ago) and the music can get a little loud because the stage is in your face. Overall, this place is a great addition to downtown Reno without being pretentious and hipsterish.
I am MORE than happy to be the first to review Reno's newest bar! Â Friend and I did a little bar-hopping tonight, and we were well pleased with the Biggest Little City Club. Â In fact, we didn't really want to leave! Â This bar really captures the spirit of Reno without being at all hick-ish or trashy. Â NEW Reno--Western chic! Â I loved it. Â The atmosphere is fantastic, with lots of great places to sit back and relax. Â Tonight they featured a soup bar from Sup, and if I hadn't already been stuffed, I probably would have been slurping down some soup with my cocktails. Â The bartender told me they are planning on serving soup two Fridays a month. Â They also are doing trivia on Monday nights, so I just might find my way back here sometime soon for that. Â An especially nice touch is the movies that they project onto the front window. Â Very cool. Â All around great place...you should definitely check it out!
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