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  1. Casale’s Halfway Club

    Drink 60
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    Casale's Halfway Club is a red-sauce Italian joint with checkered tablecloths, and you can still spot old bedroom doorframes in the dining room from when the family lived here. Meatballs lean on breadcrumbs, lasagna is baked to order in single portions, and the ravioli comes split between meat and cheese. Reno regulars treat it as home, the dive label is optional, and Mama Inez is spoken of the way other towns speak of saints.

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    • Ravioli

      “The ravioli is legendary.”

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    • Lasagna

      “The lasagna is cooked to order in single-serve portions.”

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    • Meatballs

      “meatballs made with breadcrumbs”

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    Standing

    1. Rank 1, Reno’s Best 100: Drink, tied with Abby’s Highway 40 and 11 others
    Address
    2501 E 4th St, Reno, NV · Reno
    Phone
    (775) 323-3979
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