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| From left to right Jeffry (GM), Mitch (1 of 2 owners), and Joe(GM Reno) |
Locations
*Incline Village
901 Tahoe Blvd.
Incline Village, NV 89451
*Midtown Reno
760 S Virginia St, Reno, NV 89501
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| Incline Village Outdoor Seating |
While Incline Village is not quite as dense with businesses as South Lake Tahoe, it has a charm of its own, with a little bit of everything nearby. You have ski resorts like Mt. Rose and Diamond Peak, picturesque beaches like Sand Harbor, scenic hikes including Tunnel Creek and Skunk Harbor, a rad farmers market during the summer at Diamond Peak Ski Resort, Incline Village Cinema right next door to Inclined Burgers, and plenty of local shops and restaurants to explore.
One of those local gems is Inclined Burgers & Brews, a casual neighborhood joint serving up burgers, chicken sandwiches, brews, wine, and more. I had the chance to chat with one of the owners during my visit and learned that the concept was inspired by two popular chains, Chick fil A and In N Out, both well known for their chicken sandwiches and burgers.
I instantly loved the idea. Why not get your burger or chicken sandwich fix at a locally owned spot instead, where more thought and care goes into the food and you can actually connect with the people and community behind the business?
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| Reno location |
*Fried Chick Inclined
When you bite into it, you will be met with a big surprise of flavor. The breading on the chicken is so delicious (I think they have some sort of herbs in it) and when combined with their housemade sauces, fresh ingredients, and fluffy bun, it makes for a chicken sandwich to be reckoned with.
*Inclined Burger - I was so excited when I found onions smashed and infused into my meat patty. It's called an Oklahoma-style burger, a burger I've never had the pleasure of tasting. 1/4 lb. (slightly bigger than In-N-Out's) hand-formed beef (local) with mild cheddar, lettuce, tomato, onion, and sauce.
This burger is super fresh and tasty on its own, but you can have more fun when and customize it to your liking. With their add ons and housemade sauces, you can come up with and look forward to some great variations.
Tip: If you're the type of person that eats two In-N-Out Burgers in one seating, you'll probably want to double up the patty. The bun is plenty big to accomodate.
I also like to ask for an extra onion and an extra pinch of seasoning on my burger. I suggest tasting their burger the standard way on your first visit and later customizing it to your liking on future visits.
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| Secret Menu |
*Bonanza Burger (Secret Menu Item) - their version of a Western Bacon Cheeseburger (secret menu item).
*Fries
-Their Garlic Fries are a must for garlic lovers. They take garlic to the max and finish with a little seasoning and herbs on top.
-Their Inclined Fries are smothered in nacho cheese and topped with bacon bits, grilled onion, and fresh parsley, similar to animal style fries at In-N-Out.
Tips:
If you're taking them to go, make sure you ask for the cheese on the side to prevent the fries from getting soggy. And don't forget to ask for a sauce of your liking.
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*Inclined Breakfast Burger
-Chuck meat with their bacon relish topped off with cheese and a fried egg. What I love about this sandwich is that it has a kick to it that is subtle, yet complimentary to the whole meal and is loaded with flavor in every bite.
Tip: My sandwich came with a well done egg. I think an over medium along with some avocado next time would work wonders, though it's pretty great as is.
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| So many drinks to choose from |
Brews & Wines
The wine selection is personally curated by the managers, with a variety of options to pair with your meal.
Note: If you were to purchase these same bottles elsewhere, chances are you would pay quite a bit more. Mitch and Scotty are thoughtful about keeping their wine prices affordable.
