Evan Haddad is a Food, Drink, and City Life Reporter. He covers a variety of topics including food and drink, music festivals, and holiday events, with a particular focus on Nevada and the Burning Man experience. Evan's work has been featured in the Detroit Free Press and the Reno Gazette-Journal.
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Evan Haddad's coverage is heavily focused on local food and beverage, as well as lifestyle-related topics in the Reno area. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to new restaurant openings, unique culinary experiences or events in the region.
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By: Evan Haddad
A number of fast food eateries and national restaurant chains have vanished from Reno's culinary scene in recent years.RGJ readers miss these ones.
By: Evan Haddad
After a hiatus of several years, a Reno cafe focused on healthy and sustainable food is reopening.
By: Evan Haddad
A public art project installed roughly six months ago to commemorate the relationship between nature and urban life has been falling apart, and its pieces are littering parts of a mile-long stretch through downtown Reno along the Truckee River.
By: Evan Haddad
A classic Northern Nevada sports bar is being sold to a Las Vegas-based company.
By: Evan Haddad
Spring is off to a good start with some new places to eat and drink.
By: Evan Haddad
Twin Peaks, a national sports bar and "breastaurant" chain akin to Hooters, hopes to revamp the former home of the Claim Jumper in Reno.
By: Evan Haddad
Twin Peaks, a national sports bar and "breastaurant" chain akin to Hooters, hopes to revamp the former home of the steakhouse chain Claim Jumper at 4905 S. Virginia St. in the Redfield Promenade shopping complex, according to building records.
By: Evan Haddad
Sixteen drinking and dining establishments in the Reno area were written up in the second half of March, including one that failed its inspection.
It wouldn't feel like summer in the Biggest Little City without a list of outdoor food events.
By: Evan Haddad
In the past two years, the sheriff's department has been called to the senior center over 90 times and over a dozen arrests have been made.
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