Love bringing my family here, good environment with a sweet charm. The food and drinks have been epic every visit.

Enjoyed our visit on a chilly Sunday afternoon. We sampled the Lovely Rita and Ma Ma Ma Myyy Paloma, different riffs on margaritas. The prosciutto-wrapped fig newton is always a favorite, and the French onion dip with sautéed onions, crispy French fried onions & fresh green onions was very tasty! Every dish here is interesting, inventive, and delicious!

The Pink House has undergone at least a few management and theme changes over the years that I've been coming here. I think the building itself is older than the State of Nevada, and Gayle has many memories of this house over the years that she visited here growing up. You can't miss this place as you pass through or linger in Genoa. I've know the Pink House since I met Gayle in 2005 and first visited Genoa soon after. It's only after we actually moved here in late 2020 that the Pink House became more of a regular presence for us as a place to take friends, or participate in some Candy Dance or Western Heritage-related activity. The "golden years" (in my opinion) was when this The Pink House was run by the owner of Daniel's next door. The most recent change of management added a regular music presence, and based on the street parking has been a popular choice. They offer music on the porch and via an outdoor stage. We've sat down over a meal with their music and have enjoyed the entertainment. I think it's been all attractively done, although there's also the Genoa Historic District guidelines to consider. The food and service side of the business has been a recent challenge, and mainly the sometimes slow service. But first, let me say that the quality and quantity of their food items have been consistently very good to excellent, particularly the Pizza. And I acknowledge that running a restaurant is a challenge, especially when its also a destination music venue. We had an experience last year, when after 2+ hours of waiting, I took off to buy some food elsewhere and bring it back. That led to an admonishment by a supervisor that outside food was not allowed, and that a 3 hour wait was not unusual, and we should be grateful for that (!). Soon after, we took friend to the Pink House for dinner, and the Pizza came out fairly fast. One reason for that was that we were served someone else's order that came in well before we did. I had heard a few related stories, but lets stay away from heresay. Gayle and I took friends here last week and it appeared that the Pink House had worked through whatever issues they were faced. We easily made reservations, got a nice inside table, listed to some great Fab Lads tunes, and enjoyed our Pizza, Soup, and Adult Beverages, served hot and relatively promptly. Our service was friendly and attentive. All in all, it was a nice night out, and one that our Bay Area friends were most impressed. Gayle and I agreed, and since we live just outside of Genoa "proper", of course we'll be back.

For the longest, I've wanted to come to the Pink House, I love the movie Coraline and this house reminded me of it. Plus the food and drink menu sounded inviting. My friend on the ball made reservations for our day trip in the area. Upon walking in and checking in we were directed to a table outside right next to the singer that was setting up. My friend asked if it would be possible to sit indoors (they had a closed off area on the deck but boy was it cold!). We were accomodated to a table right inside but all of the windows were open and we were right next to the singer...it took a bit, and people requesting blankets but it seemed that eventually the heat kicked on. I ordered La vie en Rose (Life in Pink) and I prefer a sweeter drink but I made it work, it was a bit on the bitter side for me. I went with the goodman pizza as it sounded amazing. It was good, I just felt a little flavor was lacking. Our waitress was very cute and acknowledged that she meant to check on us and then it slipped away from her. I think the building itself was neat and full of history. My only wish was that they served half sized pizza but I guess you can never turn away leftovers. I wished I had went with the dessert (Pumpkin cheesecake) but that will have to be next time. The house was definitely full and when the singer came on that only added to the fun of a Saturday evening.

What a find, and thank you for an amazing night!! My wife and I are from CA ... yeah yeah... we traveled to the area in our truck and packed the dogs, no plan other that to scout the area from Topaz to Reno. One of our stops during our 5 day run was in Genoa, and we stumbled across The Pink House, stopped in to find they were dog friendly, and had GF menu items, and were going to have music that evening on the porch... sold ! Painting the picture.. Cold AF outside (37*) but in the covered outside porch and the multiple ceiling heaters it was toasty Drink and Diner menu were creative and as much fun to read as was to chose from. Both really a well thought out, combo of flavors and attention to detail really complemented the menu and translated to to killer eats and drinks. Entire property is well setup, outside patio - with stage and patio style bench seating to fire pit, pizza oven, bar etc. Inside is cozy, with a flair of old and new, lots of history on the walls and can't wait to go again and chat with the fun, friendly and caring folks that we were fortunate enough to share our evening with. Bottom line, food and drinks are great, there is something there for everyone, Staff was incredibly nice and on point. We were lucky to have tunes by Morgan M. .. who killed it with a combo of original and revamped covers, great energy, good times ! Highly recommend, family friendly, good times and food, Thanks for the Magic Pink House !! We will be back !

The pink house is a super cute and restored house right off the Main Street in Genoa. I love the outdoor seating, fire pit and stage it makes it such a pleasant atmosphere. The food was just ok- I liked the pizza toppings for the bee sting and the flavor was fantastic but felt that it could've been more piping hot and way less oily. I was soaking up oil and dabbing it with the paper towels. I don't know if it's the salami type used but our pizza was swimming in it. I also tried the po boy which was pretty good, I wish the bread was softer and a different texture, more of a cross between brioche and French roll since it came open faced and it was really hard to close and eat as a sandwich and it didn't need as much sauce as it had, could've used a few more shrimpies. Overall a very nice location and decent food just needs a little bit of refinement!

This is a fun place to eat at on your trip to Genoa. There was live music, plenty of seating, and there was also a downpour which made the lunch experience noteworthy! You are allowed to check out the House and see all the antique items in it. It makes for a great combo of history, food, and music. Fun times!