Brewery Profile

Brasserie Saint James

In Midtown Reno, a visitor to Brasserie Saint James finds a brewpub that is tied closely to its building as well as its neighborhood. It operates in the Historic Crystal Springs building at 901 S. Center Street, giving the stop a sense of place beyond a standard bar counter. The brewery has been serving the local community for more than a decade, and its role is both brewery and restaurant. Walking in, visitors should expect a full-service setting rather than a production taproom alone: beer made on site, food from the kitchen, cocktails, and wine are all part of the visit. One distinguishing detail is the water source. The beers are made using water from a 285-foot-deep well on the property, a rare point of connection between the brewery and the site itself.

Travelers coming through Reno often look for places that show how the city’s beer scene fits into its broader mix of restaurants, bars, arts districts, and old commercial buildings. Brasserie Saint James fits that type of stop because it combines locally produced beer with a meal and enough range for a group that may not all want the same drink. The known beer program is described broadly, with beers made from high-quality ingredients, but specific names and styles are best confirmed directly at the bar. For visitors, that makes the taproom the place to learn what is currently pouring. The scratch-made food also makes it useful for people who want a longer stop rather than a quick tasting flight, especially when traveling with companions who may prefer cocktails or wine.

For practical planning, treat Brasserie Saint James as a restaurant and bar with an on-site brewery component. Its Midtown address puts it in a part of Reno where visitors may be moving between meals, drinks, shops, or events, so it can work as either a primary dinner stop or part of a wider outing. The establishment also handles events, including corporate gatherings and private celebrations, so visitors planning a group visit should contact the venue rather than assume space or availability. Since current beer selections, menus, hours, and event schedules can change, the taproom or the brewery’s direct channels are the best places to confirm the day’s pours and service details before going.

Operating in Midtown Reno’s Historic Crystal Springs building, Brasserie Saint James has been serving the local community for over a decade. This brewpub produces beers crafted from high-quality ingredients and uses water sourced from a 285-foot deep well onsite. Alongside its beer offerings, the establishment features scratch-made food, cocktails, and a curated selection of wines. Located at 901 S. Center Street, it functions as a restaurant and bar with a focus on events ranging from corporate gatherings to private celebrations.

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901 S Center St, Reno, Nevada, 89501-2307

Phone: 7753488888

Website: http://www.brasseriesaintjames.com