Nevada Restaurant Named Best ‘Hole in the Wall’ Spot
There’s something extra special about a Nevada hole-in-the-wall restaurant. Sure, the big chains and restaurants are great, but finding a hidden gem that’s a total hole-in-the-wall spot is just a really charming experience. In that spirit, one Nevada hole-in-the-wall restaurant has been named one of the best in America. If you’ve been to this location, you know first-hand that it’s great.
Nevada ‘Hole-in-the-Wall’ Restaurant Recognized by Food Love
The food experts at Food Love have a new tally out of the best hole-in-the-wall restaurants across America. “Sometimes the simplest of restaurants dish up the best food around,” they note, adding that these “places might not look like much from the outside, but they’re loved for their delicious dishes.” Also, Food Love’s “selections are based on genuine user reviews, awards and accolades, and the first-hand experience of our team.” The staff also regularly checks and updates the selections, they note.
Now, let’s get into some of this delicious food that you can find at an unassuming location. According to Food Love, the best hole-in-the-wall restaurant in Nevada is Little A’Le’Inn at 9631 Old Mill Street in Alamo/Rachel. Food Love notes that this special spot is somewhere “guests might experience a close encounter of the third kind when visiting this restaurant and shop, attached to a small motel.” Why? They note that, “the restaurant serves an Alien Burger, fries, stories about alien sightings, and advice on the best places to spot UFOs.” That’s scary but cool.
So, what really defines a hole-in-the-wall restaurant? According to Merriam-Webster, that term in general means “a small and often unpretentious out-of-the-way place, such as a restaurant.” Going one step further, such a restaurant is usually unassumingly good. You might drive by there a bunch and think, what the heck is that spot? It might not so grand on the outside, but on the inside, you’ll find really good food and drinks. These types of restaurants are often more reasonable than other places, too, which is a bonus. What’s extra special is that they’re usually locally owned, so you’re giving back to your community by going there.
Toast notes that a great restaurant experience is about more than food. “As a restaurant owner or operator, your goal is to not only serve amazing meals but to provide an unmatched dining experience for everyone who visits your restaurant,” they state. “Each part of your restaurant plays an important role in building an unforgettable experience – your ambiance, decor, service, and overall vibe can make or break a visit.
