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Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 68

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Reno, Nevada
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ADVERTISEMENT ADVENTURES IN Now taking Reservations for Mother's Day THE BEST OF EVERYTHING 7 DELIGHT FULEf DIFFERENT RESTAURANTS 350 ROOMS 12 ACRES OF FREE PARKING For Reservation Call 345-0664 DINING OPEN: Sunday CLOSED MONDAY by Cathy Mastrantuono RENO SPARKS LAKE TAHOE CARSON CITY VIRGINIA CITY TRUCKEE seating for 80 and is open daily for dinner, 5 p.m. -11 p.m. Call 786-7050 for reservations. JOHN'S OYSTER BAR JOHN ASCUAGA'S NUGGET HOTELCASINO -The moment you enter JOHN'S OYSTER BAR, you're engulfed with a feeling of warmth and friendliness. A cool, salty breeze can almost be felt caressing your skin.

A salty breeze here in Reno, Nevada? Well, perhaps not. But the nautical decor and delightful assort- 405 BRIDGE ST. (at Old Dog Valley Rd.) VERDI 8 Miles West of Reno Banquet Rooms Available John Ascuaga's 1 NUGGET BUNDOX I Hotel Casino SSSgSr di fj( RENO ARSAS FINEST iMflgPli FINK DINING ON THE RIVER mm, Lmll'li: Dinner: Hosed Snndav nier 1 i I- Luke Si. 323-032 I Si GK'S STEAK HOUSE AND TACKROOM BAR SUNDOWNER HOTEL CASINO After an exhausting, chaotic day at work, I can think of nothing nicer than a quiet, relaxing dinner with someone special. The last thing I want to do is cook or batttle the crowds Lucky for me (and you) GK's STEAK HOUSE and TACKROOM BAR is now open in the Sundowner HotelCasino.

Although GK's has only been open for two short weeks. I wouldn't be surprised if it soon became one of Reno's most popular dining spots. Located on the third floor of the Sundowner, GK's radiates warmth and intimacy. The decor (individual light-colored booths, crisp red tablecloths and warm wood walls) is accented by soft lighting, which you can adjust to suit your mood. A fireplace between the lounge and dining area adds a nice touch to the unhurried, cozy atmosphere.

Here you will have time to savor every mouthful, enjoy each r- JEBMAfi 1 SI The Wise Alternative In Dining Out. Prime rib, steaks, and fresh seafood finest spices, Chablis wine, clam broth, cream, butter, special cocktail sauce and just a drop of lemon, this famous dish is sure to delight and titil late your tastebuds. From stem to stern, JOHN'S OYSTER BAR is indeed a seafood lover's paradise The thick, hearty Manhattan clam chowder Is delicious at only $2.25 a bowl. Oysters, flown diiectly from the icy water of Long Island's Oyster Beds are priced at a half-dozen (but, who can stop at only a half-dozen?) An-othei interesting dish is John's Favorite Gumbo File A La Creole, a sue- ment of seafood offerings at JOHN'S OYSTER BAR is definitely conducive to thoughts of the sea. Inwardly, you know you're in for a superb treat.

And, indeed you are! Larger, but with much more charm than before, JOHN'S OYSTER BAR still otters a tempting selection of seafood for your luncheon and dining pleasure. High on the list of favorites are New York's Famous Pan Roasts and Cioppino, a hearty seafood dish. Pan Roasts (oyster, shrimp or combination) are termed the aristocrat of stews. Prepared with the lSLand comfort. Complete dinners start at $6.25 ItitMIKi IMMHIMtaM Lunch served KJlT Monday through Friday I imm glass of wine.

Chef Don Booth has done an excellent job of compiling not only an extensive wine list, but a delectable array of entrees as well. The wine list, bound in a maroon binder, features domestic and imported wines, champagnes and sparkling wines in addition to offering a brief course in oenology. The appetizers are divine Marinated Herring in Sour Cream, Melon in Season wrapped with Prosciutto Ham, Chopped Chicken Livers on Pumpernickel. Dinners are served with a relish tray and soup or salad and all entrees include either a baked potato or the Sundowner's special blend of wild rice. But, what to have? The Porter House Steak, 18 ounces of carefully selected beef broiled to perfection, comes highly recommended.

Petit Filet Mignon, one of my favorites, is available for $10 50. And, for those who just can't resist it, Steak-n-Lobster, served with mushroom caps and drawn butter, is reasonably priced at $15.50. In preparing this menu, it seems Don has carefully selected something for everyone: Shrimp Alg-laise, Select Loin Lamb Chops, Medallions of Veal Sundowner. My best wishes to the Sundowner on the opening of this fine restaurant. GK's has maximum LMIIIICI Jllltu iv" Monday through Saturday 1 nunc BUFFET ior Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner! Happy Hour p.m.

aaJM ng Irom iu p.m. in uuwn 880 E. Plumb Ln. Reno (at Kietzke and Plumb Ln Looking for the perfect place to eat? In Reno, you have to look no further than Harrah's. Four great restaurants offer a wide variety of great dishes from ham 'n eggs to exquisite continental cuisine plus unstinting service and sensible prices.

Whether you're on the run or ready for a relaxed, total dining experience, Harrah's has what you're looking for. The Steak House Downtown's most elegant dining. The Seafare. Fresh fish flown in daily. Headliner Room Our dinners match our fabulous shows? Garden Room Open 24 hours Wide-ranging menu Plus Chinese cuisine each evening 89c EHNCH BREAKFAST SCRAMBLED EGGS, with choice of HAM.

BACON or SAUSAGE with Hot Biscuits and Country Gravy Headin' for flie FREE CONTINUOUS CIRCUS ACTS LUNGE Variety of Hot Entrees Including Crisp Fried Chicken' land Baron of Beef with Dinner1! Eleven Differnt Salads Relishes. Vast Array of Delicious Desserts UNDOSINBl Harrahs Reno For the Best Steak Around GK's Steak House has an 1 8 oz. Porter House that brings them back to town. It's about the best and biggest steak around. But GK's doesn't stop there.

Lamb, Veal, Lobster and Prime Rib, served thick, tender and juicy, make every trip worth the ride. RENO'S ONLY AUTHENTIC SMOKED THE MOST DELICIOUS SUNDOWNER HOTEL CASINO Downtown Hano li: PRESIDENTIAL CAR 1 YOU'VE EVER TASTED Complete Dinners With All The Trimmings For The Grownups, And A Special Menu For The Kids! Ride Out Tonight For GK's Steak House Open Nightly 5 p.m. to 1 1 p.m. 786-7050.

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