152 East Long Street
Carson City, NV 89706
Carson City County
Phone: (775) 882-7333
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by Dana S. on Definitely bring your sense of wonder! I spent half the night with my nose pressed up against the aquarium glass, gasping at all the seahorses and jellyfish. I actually can't imagine this place *without* the beats and cocktails.
by Dan S. on I used to love Buddha Bar (now called Ajna), having been to the BB in several other cities. I had bought a couple Buddha Bar cds and chose it for a major milestone birthday---in early 2009. I invited over 12 of my closest friends to have a night to remember. It was one of the worst dining experiences I've ever had--much less on a major milestone birthday. Aside from the difficulty in finding the place, the food was bland and over priced. There are cheap Japanese restaurants in midtown selling the same dishes. The cocktails, while great, took forever to arrive. The music and decor were interesting; but this was overshadowed by the poor service and the staff's bizarre attempt to be pretentious (see below). We had poor service for our table throughout the night (we were a lucrative group and they only devoted 1 waiter to us). We always had to signal to the waiters to get things. Then, as I was leaving, I put down my coat tag. An Asian coat check girl was talking to her friend. I fished in my wallet to find a tip. I quietly asked for my coat because she had her back turned to me, without any provocation. She gave me pretentious attitude and serious stink eye (on my birthday), grabbed my coat off the hanger, threw my coat on the table and rudely turned her back on me to talk to her friend. Are you serious? The coat check's attitude was icing on the cake on my birthday on top of the bill. Most expensive restaurants usually have a hostess or maitre'd nearby to see guests leave happy. There was none in sight...we had to carry my gifts out without anyone to help us open the front door. We felt battered and abused as we left this place. Hmm...how curious they changed their name after this experience. You can't paint over poor restaurant practices with a new coat of paint and new Buddha statues. Respect yourself and choose Tao or Megu.
by Ismael Winkel on I wish my house looked like Cafe du Nord. This is a cozy, intimate place to go to shows, and the sort of decadent late-Victorian decor makes me want to lounge around all night. The descent down the stairs from the street entrance add to the feeling that you're entering a sort of a demimonde. And then there's the lovely bar! I've always meant to try the food, though they seem to be a bit short on veg choices. I'll update if I get a chance to eat there. I'm going to a Richard Hawley concert next month, so perhaps then. I'm always on the look out for shows here that I want to attend. Prices for tickets are cheap, but parking is crazy hard to find in the area, so you might plan to get there a bit early if you're coming in from out of town.
