4.3
- 4.2Food
- 4.7Service
- 4.7Ambience
- 4.1Value
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4.3
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Dined on 1 November 2026
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5 December 2024
Brasserie Saint James placed first for best business lunch and best pet-friendly place in the 2024 Best in Business contest. The article highlights its spacious Midtown Reno restaurant, European-inspired dishes, popular menu items, and dog-friendly patio.
Published in Northern Nevada Business Weekly
25 January 2024
Located in Midtown inside the former Crystal Springs ice and water building, Brasserie Saint James has a fireplace beside the bar to keep diners warm and cozy on chilly winter nights.
Published in Reno Gazette Journal
Yes, multiple guests call Brasserie Saint James a great spot for date night, praising its warm, inviting atmosphere and attentive service.
Brasserie Saint James shines at weekend brunch, guests praise its Saturday–Sunday brunch (noted 10 am–3 pm), and warm summer evenings are lovely on the rooftop for walk-ins.
Dogs are welcome on the outdoor areas, guests note the patio and rooftop are dog friendly and that staff allow dogs on those outdoor seats.
Portions are generous, guests frequently describe dishes as filling or more than enough, with some parties saying meals were more than enough for two.
Brasserie Saint James often fills up for peak visits, reviewers describe busy holiday nights, wedding-party nights and lunchtime rushes; some guests have also found the interior surprisingly quiet on certain holiday-weekend visits.
Yes, the patios welcome dogs: guests specifically note the patio is dog‑friendly and that the restaurant allows dogs outside.
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