09/16/2026
WHERE HISTORY MEETS FLAVOR
As the seasons change and Reno settles into the beauty of fall, there are places that remind us why this city is so special. Wild River Grille is one of them.
Set inside Reno’s historic Riverside Hotel building at 17 South Virginia Street, Wild River Grille occupies a remarkable piece of the city’s story. This riverfront location has welcomed travelers and locals for more than 150 years, evolving alongside Reno while maintaining its unmistakable sense of place.
The Gothic Revival building, designed by renowned Nevada architect Frederic DeLongchamps, has been part of countless Reno stories. Today, its riverfront veranda offers a beautiful setting to gather, dine, and enjoy the changing season.
With handcrafted seasonal cuisine, artisanal cocktails, and views overlooking the Truckee River, Wild River Grille brings together the things that make fall memorable: good food, good company, and a sense of place.
Located alongside the Riverside Artist Lofts, it is a destination where Reno’s history, arts, dining, and community continue to come together.
This season, take a seat by the river and savor a little bit of Reno.
📍 17 S. Virginia Street, Reno
🌐 wildrivergrille.com