Located in the heart of Midtown, Reno, on top of an active spring, Brasserie Saint James is a spacious venue offering handcrafted brews and delicious food. With plenty of indoor and outdoor seating (when the weather permits), guests have a nice, relaxing environment in which to sample the European-inspired and American dishes and, of course, beer made with the best raw ingredients available. An award-winning brewery, Brasserie Saint James’ current selections include Jamison’s Station (an English-style porter) and the Third Man (Belgian-style tripel).

Virginia Street and you'll see the Sticks Development with its independent restaurants and trendy boutiques, cutting-edge cocktail bars like Public House and Chapel, craft breweries and restaurants like the renowned Brasserie Saint James, specialty coffee shops, classic vinyl shops like Recycled Records, the homegrown art gallery/music venue the Holland Project, yoga studios and probably even a vegan food truck parked down a side street. The area is brimming with life and activity. There's almost always an event going on somewhere in Midtown, and the area is still expanding with new restaurants, retailers and bars.

Located in the heart of Midtown, Reno, atop an active spring, Brasserie Saint James is a spacious venue offering craft beers and delicious food. With plenty of indoor and outdoor seating (weather permitting), guests have a pleasant, relaxing environment in which to enjoy European and American-inspired dishes and, of course, beer made from the finest raw ingredients available. An award-winning brewery, Brasserie Saint James' current selections include Jamison's Station (an English-style porter) and the Third Man (Belgian-style triple).

Thanks to the work of small business owners, this neighborhood just across the Truckee River from downtown Reno underwent a revitalization that welcomed in restaurants (try Two Chicks and Brothers Barbeque), microbreweries (Brasserie Saint James and Wonder Aleworks) and a sophisticated speakeasy specializing in rare whiskeys (Death and Taxes). The area is home to several Mexican restaurants (including El Adobe Café, Mari Chuy’s Mexican Kitchen and Si Amigos), among other lounges, eateries and coffee shops.

Visit the first and only brewery and restaurant in Midtown Reno for comfort food taken up a notch with fresh, flavorful ingredients and perfect presentation. Try the huge selection of rotating brews, all crafted on site with crystal clear artesian well water that’s pumped up from 285 feet below the building. The winner of the Great American Beer Festival’s coveted Best Mid-Size Brewpub in the nation, Brasserie takes great pride in guests’ entire experience.

Built in a 1920’s icehouse, Brasserie Saint James (BSJ) is outfitted with a menu of rustic, filling fare (chicken and waffles, jambalaya, braised short ribs) and four bars spanning its lodge-like interiors plus multiple patios. Following a change in ownership that included a temporary closure in 2020, the company’s original brewer returned to the fold and the beer program has expanded to include a plethora of New World styles.

Situated in the heart of Midtown Reno and built over an underground artesian lake, Brasserie Saint James is a gold medal-winning brewery specializing in old-world-style beers. The rustic setting, complete with stone fireplaces, provides the perfect backdrop for enjoying a pint or two. Whether you’re looking to try something new or just want to relax with a classic favorite, Brasserie Saint James has something for everyone.

Brasserie Saint James is a rustic brasserie-style restaurant that serves European and American style dishes while their brewery crafts old-world style ales. Get your brunch on with daily hour-long bottomless mimosas, your choice of brasserie French toast, quiche, chicken and waffles eggs benedict and more, or try their steaks, smoked salmon, short ribs and other mouthwatering entrées when you visit for dinner.

Making waves since 2014 when it won Best Mid-size Brewpub at Great American Beer Festival, Brasserie Saint James helped make beer aficionados take Reno seriously. An eclectic food menu features items like duck confit cassoulet and the Belgian-inspired bee make perfect pairing partners. The Daily Wages, a saison, and 1904, an American brett, are among standout offerings that have taken home gold medals.

Billed as “an informal restaurant, serving simple hearty food,” Brasserie St. James offers one of Reno’s most interesting individual menu items. The Buenos Aires barbeque feeds 2-4 people and takes about 30-45 minutes to prepare. The wait is rewarded with sample servings of grilled chicken thighs, lamb chops, chorizo sausage and blood sausage, vegetables, salad and bread.

Brasserie Saint James This restaurant takes comfort food to the next level with fresh, flavorful ingredients and perfect presentation. With more than just small plates, it offers a full menu that blends classic dishes with a fresh twist, bringing exciting new flavors to every meal. With even more menu additions coming soon, there’s always something to look forward to!.

This rustic, but classic brew pub in Midtown Reno was actually built over an artesian lake right in the middle of the city. The icy cold water from the lake is used to make this brew pub's selection of tasty drafts. The Brasserie's drafts include a variety of German Kolsch, ales, porters, lagers and a Farm-hand Saison called Daily Wages ($7 for a tulip glass).

Brasserie Saint James is a sophisticated French restaurant that exudes elegance and charm. The menu features classic French dishes with a contemporary twist, showcasing the chef’s mastery of classic techniques. The escargots are a delightful appetizer, while the steak frites is a timeless favorite.

As night rolls in and dinner approaches you can either head downtown for a beautiful and delicious Italian dinner at Campo, located right on the river, or stay in Midtown and enjoy a more casual hearty meal at Brasserie Saint James. I have a feeling you will not be disappointed by either option…

Nicknamed The Brasserie for short, the brewpub has a red brick decor and fireplaces situated throughout making the atmosphere very inviting. The Brasserie specializes in old world style craft beer. In 2014, they won Best Mid-Size Brewpub at the Great American Beer Festival.

Take one look inside Brasserie St. James and you will be hooked. The unique industrial lodge look accentuated by multiple stone fireplaces is, not only, captivating but screams après ski. Their atmosphere sets the stage for their award-winning craft beer and delicious food.

Set in the historic Crystal Springs ice and water building, this brewpub has a dog-friendly outdoor seating area. Enjoy a seasonal rotation of draft beers, or sip on bourbon, wine, or cocktails while you dig into rustic pub food. Location: 901 S Center St, Reno, NV 89501

Some of the finest quality breweries you can find in Nevada are Bad Beat Brewing, HUDL Brewing company, Banger Brewing, CraftHaus Brewery, The Depot Craft Brewery Distillery, Trustworthy Brewing Co., Brasserie Saint James, Pigeon Head Brewery, and IMBĪB Custom Brews.

Brasserie Saint James is a bar and restaurant located in the heart of Midtown, inside the old Crystal Springs ice and water building. In addition to lots of beer and food, there's a fireplace right by the bar to keep diners warm and cozy on chilly winter nights.

Known for its eclectic lineup of local and touring bands, The Saint is a great place to discover new music. The venue also has a full bar and a welcoming atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for a casual night out.

Brasserie St. James is a local favorite that just opened up shop in San Fran, as is The Depot, a converted train depot. Both brew and serve great food. Bonus points: The Depot also distills their own liquor!

Brasserie Saint James is an old world style craft brewery and restaurant, in the historic Crystal Springs Ice and Water building. The brewery specializes in complex, delicate and nuanced beers.

Cargo, The Saint, Jub Jub’s, 40 Mile, the Holland Project, Shea’s, Wingfield Park, all of the casino concert spaces, and many more - but that’s variable as to what type of music and when.

My buddy had brought us to Brasserie Saint James, a brewpub that has seven year-round brews and a host of seasonal beers.