A historic building that was a Post Office built in the 1930s with amazing art deco and some original post boxes.
So cool. If you are into architecture or history this is the building for you to check out. So glad that this building was repurposed into an eclectic space. The first floor and basement have these quaint, interesting, and eclectic shops. Find, a restaurant, speakeasy, salon, coffee shop, art store, and more.
Shop, dine, or explore other businesses or history. The owners are starting at the bottom and working up. I can't wait to see what new shops will open up here.
There is metered and handicapped parking next to the building. However, since this is downtown Reno parking is almost always filled.
I would love to read more history about this location and perhaps the owners will even create a museum floor with the history along with...
Read moreThe calm and mellow ambiance, paired with the presence of wonderful shops, creates a unique and inviting atmosphere at The Basement. The new soul food restaurant and the amazing coffee shop contribute to a delightful culinary experience, making it a go-to spot for both hearty meals and enjoyable coffee breaks.
There is consistently amazing service across all the shops, with everyone displaying the best attitude, adds to the overall positive experience.
The diverse range of shops, including a barbershop, sets The Basement apart as a comprehensive destination. Your frequent visits and continued recommendations speak volumes about its appeal as a reliable and enjoyable place to escape the...
Read moreAfter climbing down what seems to be narrow stairs, you'll find yourself in a secret nook. The basement is below ground but it definitely feels like a shopping center. There is a coffee shop, a bar, and a spot to order food. All are different stores.
And if you continue to venture around, you'll realize that they renovated the old Post Office and filled it with (what appears to be) local businesses. From clothing, to soaps, to crystals, and a barber; just to name a few. So enjoy yourself if you can stop by.
(Wheelchair accessibility): I don't know... I hadn't looked but I don't recall a ramp. Maybe there is an elevator. But I can't promise you that one is there....
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