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Wednesday, October 7, 2026

What's Cooking Wednesday
  1. 9:04The Nevada Table

    Reno's Food Scene Is Having a Moment

    A national restaurant media platform just picked two Reno spots for a feature, a Virginia City whiskey won a national silver medal, Reno's only cut-and-wrap cheese shop is making a real run at recognition, and a free Italian festival is coming downtown this weekend. Thad runs down a genuinely good week for Reno food and drink.

  2. 9:18The Nevada Table

    The Food Truck Boom, By the Numbers

    In 2012 there were six food trucks in Washoe County. Today there's more than 150. Thad walks through how Food Truck Friday outgrew its own park, what a truck actually costs to start compared to a restaurant lease, and why the county's leaning into it instead of just tolerating it.

  3. 9:32The Nevada Table

    What Northern Nevada Actually Ships

    A 468,000 square foot building out in Stead just picked up a major new tenant, and it's not a data center. It's a vitamin company. Thad walks through NOW Foods' new lease, the plant that's already been in Sparks since 2012, and the still-unnamed Fortune 500 company sharing the same building.

  4. 9:46The Nevada Table

    Reno's Restaurant Map Keeps Changing

    A 20-year Reno nightlife staple went dark with no word on what's next, while a Truckee breakfast chain just crossed the hill and opened its eighth location here. Thad runs the map and the real math behind why it never stops moving.

  5. StandbyThe Nevada Table

    What It Actually Costs to Open a Restaurant Here

    The dream of opening your own place runs into a real number fast: somewhere between about $184,000 and $525,000 before you ever serve a plate in Nevada. Thad breaks down where that money actually goes, including what Reno itself charges you.

  6. StandbyThe Nevada Table

    The Real Price of Eating in Reno

    Nevada households spend among the most in the country on groceries, and the tip screen at checkout is making people angrier, not more generous. Thad walks through the real numbers, where to actually get a break, and two consumer protections Nevada already has on the books.

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