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Nick's Greek Deli

Located in an old looking brick building on the corner of Moran and VIrginia St, you might miss this deli totally if it weren't for the smell of greek food wafting out of it. At first glance it looks small from the outside, and doesn't look like what a normal deli would look like, and is located in a building that's a prime target for graffiti regularly; but don't let looks fool you.

For one, the couple that runs this place know what they're doing. I haven't been to a lot of greek delis, actually none besides this one, so I can't compare it to anything, but the gyros here rock, and the pastrami Reuben sandwich is amazing. They have a straightforward small menu, all greek oriented, so you better like authentic Greek food if you are coming here. This is another place like Newman's that has its regulars on a daily basis, often hanging out shootin' the breeze. Enough tables for maybe 10 people? So take-out is best.

Nick's Greek Deli
600 S Virginia Street
Reno, NV 89501
(775) 786-9613

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Posted by: wildorchid - 6/5/2007 1:21:36 PM
that place is good, my strippers eats there

Posted by: Adriana - 5/28/2008 12:27:08 PM
Nick has the Best Greek Food in town!!!There salads are AWESOME!!

Posted by: Slapdad - 5/30/2008 10:14:16 AM
Isn't Nick's Deli just about the only Greek food in town? The Blue Plate will slip in a day of Greek food and Pirate's Pizza qualifies....barely, but really, there isn't much of a selection of Greek food in Reno, which is a shame because Greek food is excellent.




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