The USBC Attendees' Guide to Reno Tahoe

Discover all the things Reno Tahoe has to offer with the Reno Discovery Guide and the Reno Tahoe Visitor Center. The Reno Discovery Guide features a collection of discounts from local businesses, including more ideas on exploration and adventure around the region. Make sure to grab your copy at registration! The Reno Tahoe Visitor Center is your hub for adventure and discovery. Pick up guides, brochures and maps for the Reno, Sparks and Lake Tahoe area inside our downtown location inside the Home Means Nevada store. Don't forget to shop for local souvenirs while finding your way to your next adventure. Reno Tahoe Visitor Center Inside Home Means Nevada 135 North Sierra Street Reno, NV 89501 Hours of Operation (excluding major holidays): 7 Days a Week: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Who knew having so much fun bowling could work up an appetite? Try one of these breakfast hot spots in Reno to get ready for your big game. A local favorite, Two Chicks in Midtown serves up an egg-ceptional breakfast or brunch and Pegs Glorified Ham n Eggs in downtown offers a full breakfast and lunch menu. Pine State Biscuits, famous for their homemade biscuits and fried chicken, is only a short hop, skip and jump from downtown. Find even more local favorite breakfast and brunch spots... after all, this is the most important meal of the day!

Need an afternoon caffeine pick-me-up? There are plenty of coffee shops to try near downtown Reno! Hub Coffee Roasters locally roasts their coffee and has a location along the Truckee River, so you can enjoy freshly brewed coffee with a view. JoStella Coffee Co. and Old World Coffee Lab are all also within a short drive from the National Bowling Stadium. Stop by Bibo Coffee Co., with two locations in downtown, for a tasty cup of joe and house-made gelato for a special sweet treat.

Put your driving skills to the test and find the perfect spot to tee off or hit the links in Reno Tahoe. Did you know at our elevation, golf balls fly 10 percent farther? Wolf Run Golf Club, LakeRidge Golf Course, Toiyabe Golf Club and Eagle Valley Golf Course are offering $25 club rentals to participating USBC Open Championships bowlers through June 30. Bowlers must present proof of current USBC membership to redeem.

Coming to a competition doesn’t need to be all serious. Take a break between matches and check out local boutiques and shops in Reno. Midtown and downtown Reno have a fashion scene you can’t miss whether you’re shopping for yourself or someone else. For those looking for one-of-a-kind finds, Reno is home to some great thrift stores. Junkee Clothing Exchange, The Nest and The Melting Pot World Emporium are filled with vintage clothing and treasures. At Sierra Belle and Nomad, in Midtown, you will find the latest fashion trends and unique pieces.

Catch up with friends and check out some of these hottest dining spots around Reno after a long day. Treat yourself to a prime New York steak at Roxy in the Eldorado at THE ROW, or sizzling entrees of Hibachi at Ichiban Japanese Steak House. THE ROW has many options for you to try, from casual to fine dining. For locally sourced sharable plates, you can’t beat the menu at Liberty Food and Wine Exchange in downtown Reno or Centro in Midtown. Enjoy dinner with a view of the Truckee River at Wild River Grille or Smith + River, which both offer great happy hour and dinner offerings. But don’t stop there, Reno's diverse restaurant scene is full of options for any appetite.

Just east of downtown is Reno Tahoe’s unofficial brewery district, where you can raise a glass and quench your thirst with a local craft beer. The Depot Craft Brewery Distillery offers more than just hand-crafted brews, spirits, and a full menu, they also offer a piece of Reno’s history. The Depot converted the century-old former headquarters for the Nevada-California-Oregon Railway into Reno’s first distillery and brewery. Lead Dog Brewing is a short walk from downtown Reno and offers ales that range from being heavily-hopped to fruited sours, with something for everyone to enjoy. Experience something different at Black Rabbit Mead Co., making and pouring meads made from locally-sourced honey. Still thirsty? Seven Troughs Distilling Co. Speakeasy, located in The Basement, stands out for its mid-century process of open fermentation.

During your downtime, treat yourself to an experience at one of Reno’s world-class spas. The Silver Legacy Resort Casino at THE ROW has an exceptional spa where you can treat yourself to their custom-mixed scents, a herbal seaweed wrap or a detox clay body wrap. Make a quick stop at the Refuge Spa inside the Renaissance Reno Downtown Hotel & Spa for express spa treatments. Healing One is a float center where you can truly let go of the weight of the world, figuratively and literally. There are a variety of unique ways to relax and find your Zen in Reno Tahoe.

Reno’s arts scene is growing with murals and life-size sculptures located throughout downtown and Midtown. Located along the Truckee River, City Plaza is also home to two former Burning Man pieces - BELIEVE and Space Whale. Search for even more Burning Man sculptures along Reno's Neon Line. Known as the only accredited art museum in Nevada, the Nevada Museum of Art has permanent and rotating collections from world-renowned artists for you to see. If cars are more your speed, the National Automobile Museum showcases more than 200 eye-popping cars and authentic street scenes. Take a walk through downtown and Midtown to see more than 100 murals painted by local, national and international artists.

Experience events like never before as Reno Tahoe takes it to a whole new level with spectacular events. Kick off summer as the Reno River Festival takes place near the Reno Riverwalk District. Downtown Reno turns into a barbecue block party and microbrew tasting event with the BBQ, Brews & Blues Festival. Mosey down to the Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center for the best rodeo competition in the country as the Reno Rodeo takes place over 10 days and nights. July in Reno only means one thing - Artown! Witness all the arts and culture events Reno Tahoe has to offer during this month-long event.

Reno Tahoe provides multiple options for getting around town, such as:

• Pineapple Pedicabs - Choose any unique, customized tour and explore the sights of downtown Reno and Midtown District from the comfort of this local pedicab service. Receive $5 off per person on any tour with promo code: USBC
• Bird Scooters - New users can get $5 off of their first ride with promo code: RIDERENO
• Rental cars — Reno offers access to nine rental car agencies with vehicle pick-up available right outside the airport terminals.
• Hotel shuttles — Many hotels provide shuttle service to and from the airport. Find more detailed information on these shuttle services.
• Taxis, limousines and ride-sharing services — The Reno-Tahoe International Airport provides on-demand limousine options, nine taxi companies ready for pick-up outside the airport, and Uber and Lyft services as well.
• Public transportation — City bus service is also offered between the airport and downtown Reno. Check the Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) schedule for times and routes.

Explore even more dining and shopping experiences in the Midtown District, The Village at Rancharrah and Sparks.