Squeeze In

From the great food to the fabulous wait staff… once you’ve eaten here with their ample portions, you won’t want to go anywhere else. We are always treated like «old friends» by everyone. This is our favorite eatery in the Reno/​Sparks area.

So close to home, extensive delicious menu, truly a «squeeze» and worth every space of it. They serve Blind Dog coffee, supporting local business. Love it! The Benedict was delicious. Great service, cool atmosphere and awesome décor.

This place upon arrival was super busy. They ended up having to make a wait list but we were seated within a few minutes. I didn’t even get to sit down yet and the waitress already asked me what I wanted to drink so I made a swift decision on their iced white mocha, which wasn’t bad! But then 3 other waitresses came and asked us what we wanted to drink after. They have a lot of choices on their menu at great prices but be careful because the portions are LARGE. I ordered the chicken fried steak and eggs and it was a severely large steak that I could not even finish half of. However the atmosphere was super friendly!

We went back to the Sparks location for breakfast and I have to say, we were pleasantly surprised to see new faces and new menus. Everyone was friendly and helpful. And as usual the food was outstanding!!! We had a great experience.
We heard business is growing and new SI’s are opening soon …Congratulations!!! We are really happy for you guys.
Thank you again for making great food !!

My best friend and I went to get breakfast this morning. We called in our order and went to pick it up. It was my first time ever checking this place out since I’ve moved here. The atmosphere there is so chill and happy. Perfect for a relaxing Sunday. The ladies at the register were so sweet, she double checked our order to make sure we had everything. It was all in all a great first impression. Will definitely go back! (:

After coming here with friends a few times, I joined the Egghead club. Every meal has been great. Love to eat big breakfasts and love that the food is not floating in grease! Got a free breakfast on my birthday too!

Love the different options for eggs Benedict. They are always busy but quick service. Fresh squeezed orange juice also.

First time visiting Reno!
On our way out of town, we stopped by the Squeeze In because I remembered seeing it on the Food Network.
Good
1. Cute Restaurant
2. No waiting for a seat (I think we just got lucky)
3. Huge menu
4. Decent prices
5. Fast service
6. Good hashbrowns
Not so good
1. Loud
2. Food while tasty didn’t really meet the hype of what I had heard and read.
3. The omelettes are less omelettes and more covers for ingredients. The filling wasn’t incorporated in any way into the egg and fell out on every bite. They might as well have been separated on the plate. Also the egg was very dry. The cheese sauce they served with it was also very bland and didn’t seem to make sense with the omelette.
While needing some work in the construction/​identity of their omelettes, the Squeeze Inn will fill you up and get you ready for a day of traveling or slot machinery.

All the ladies working today were really sweet and extra helpful. Our coffee was always full and I especially like the that they work as a team to make sure all guests have everything they need. We had 3 different girls ask if there was anything we needed, fill our coffee, and bring us more cream. The service is always great.
The food was good, I was unhappy with the spuds today, but I couldn’t really be specific as to why. They just weren’t that good. My Aztec omelette was really good and the coffee tasted really good. I was, however, a little turned off by the huge amount of grounds in my coffee. My husband specifically said no onions, just cheese on his spuds and they were LOADED with onions. I asked for a to-​go coffee and when it arrived there were so many grounds in it I spent over 5 minutes trying to fish out as many as I could. Some people don’t mind grounds but I can NOT stand it. I would go here again but this wasn’t the usual great squeeze in experience we usually have.

Great service, friendly energetic staff, huge portions, outstanding food, great selection, free wi-​fi and a fun funky environment! Highly recommended. Always my go to place either before or after donating blood next door. Pretty sure their claim of best omelettes on the planet is totally justified!

We come to Squeeze a few times a year, for birthdays mostly, but sometimes for their early bird specials (best value). Squeeze In claims to have the best omelettes on the planet, it says so right on their menu, and a couple of us were in the mood for an omelet.
I ordered the Steve’s Mighty Aztec — Spanish chorizo, tomatoes, red bell peppers, jalapeños and Monterey Jack cheese, served with a side of green salsa, spuds with tomatoe/​pesto sauce for $ 14.49. The best part of the dish was the flavor of the salsa and the pest sauce on the spuds. There was a lack of chorizo and the quantity that I did have was lacking in flavor, almost as if the paste was being used. There was plenty of the other ingredients, like the yummy cheese! However, there are much better testing omelettes in town at a better value! Without the pesto sauce, the spuds are dry and also lack flavor.
Emily ordered the Kilimanjaro Ken — A grilled sandwich with bacon, avocado, spinach and Monterey Jack cheese, side of fries for $ 10.99 The sandwich seemed more like a spinach sandwich with back and avocado added. Not much flavor here! The fries were hard, dry and lacked flavor as well. This was the worse dish of the three.
Courtney ordered the Gare Babe’s Denver — You know… ham, onions, tomatoes, bell peppers and cheddar cheese, spuds with tomatoe/​pesto sauce for $ 12.99
The addition of the tomatoes were refreshing, but again the star of the plate was the pesto sauce on the dry and bland spuds. At 12.99 this is not a good value.
Food — 3
Service –3
Value — 2

I was a little let down by this location since my experience at the location in Reno was so amazing.
Customer service was really great. All of the servers were very nice and service was prompt. The hostess at the door greeted and seated us immediately.
The food looked very delicious, but sadly was very bland. My boyfriend ordered biscuits and gravy which he said tasted like it came from a package and his side of sausages tastes frozen and were undercooked. I ordered the bacon Benny that came with a side of potatoes. Even when I added salt and pepper, my food still tasted bland and was actually a little cold. I also got a glass of orange juice which I couldn’t even finish. It was really sweet.
I’m not sure I would return here, but would still go to the location in Reno. Maybe they were just having an off day?

We stopped in here for breakfast this morning. My husband had their traditional eggs Benedict with Home fries. I had bacon with the home fries. We found the home fries to be rather dried up and not that tasty.
I did joy a champagne hibiscus drink with champagne and cranberry juice,
Our waitress Maggie was very friendly and very helpful with ordering.
We had a $ 10 off coupon there for my husband donating blood a while back which was very nice the
Squeezin offers that.

Squeeze in! One of those unique places where they serve mostly breakfast an is open only til 2pm. But if your able to check this place out I would recommend it to any of my friends because not only the atmosphere is something different but their menu always makes me giggle while im looking at it. But no the food here is always hot, made to your order. I love how the servers are nothing more then the up most respectful crew you would meet, treats everyone as a friend not a stranger. I will always have nothing but great things for this place.
Thank you!

Far cry from their humble a great beginnings… The Squeeze in brand was built on fresh food, decent portions, and quirky atmosphere, it is now a poor imitation of itself.
The freshness has been replaced by the canned or frozen products off the back of the Sysco truck assembled into menu items that look familiar to the original menu but have very little taste unless you load it up with hot sauce. My omelet came with their cheese sauce that came straight out of a Costco can along with canned refrieds, canned green chili mush, etc…
I get the reduced portion size in todays economy to keep competitive prices but the family owned micro-​chain really needs to get back to their fresh and tasty roots. Compete by providing a high quality product as opposed to cheaper ingredients at the same prices and smaller portions… Don’t get me wrong, larger portions of the low quality food wouldn’t improve this review.
The quirky atmosphere is still there and is definitely a niche in the market but their current food offerings are alien to me…
Probably wont go back unless I hear of some improvement.

I always enjoy my time at Squeeze Inn. I have been to the South Reno location and the Sparks location. Both have always had very friendly service and get the food out in a timely matter!
Normally when I go there I like to try different things because they are so well known for their Omelets. I have tried their eggs Benedict, redneck breakfast, french toast, and my favorite is the Hawaiian omelet which has cream cheese, jalapenos, pineapples and ham! SOO good!
If you go there on the weekends (or week days) you can get a mimosa or bloody marry and if you have another friend do it as well, you get a discount! Its great! And, not to mention, they pour very great amounts of champagne in their mimosas! You can also add cranberry juice to them with his always delicious.
They also have a very funky and fun atmosphere! There is stuff all over the walls, names, décor, anything you can think of!
If you want a good breakfast with a good time, go here!

Every time I’m visiting Reno/​Sparks, a stop here is in order. This has to be one of my favorite breakfast places of all time. Mmmm.
There are so many delectable treats on the menu. A terrific eggs benny, peanut butter pancakes, burgers, a kickass BLT with avocado, scrambles, and omelets, just to name a few I’ve actually tried. Two kinds of bloody mary: one with bacon and better vodka, and a regular without. Pretty darn good without the fancy frills, if I do say so.
Service is wonderful. The people who work here look and sound like they actually enjoy their jobs. My friends that live up there are always getting gift certificates and coupons for the place.
And points for the experience, as well. The walls you can write on are so much fun! The place is painted with bright, warm colors, and its adorned with surf boards, and colored scarves woven around the scribbled memories and messages.
Super cool place with super good food.

My fiancé and I decided to go out for breakfast as we hadn’t done so in quite some time. StoneHouse, DISH, and a few other places are our «regular» spots, but I wanted to try something new. I’ve heard tons of great things about Squeeze In and wanted to give it a try. It also didn’t hurt that they were featured on «Throwdown with Bobby Flay.» It’s got to be a winner, right? Eh.
We went in about 8:30 and were seated right away. We sat at a table in the center of the room, so I didn’t really take too much notice of the writing all over the walls. For the most part it didn’t seem inappropriate, but there are some vulgar or suggestive things written here or there– not something I’d want young kids to see.
The servers were kind, quick, and attentive. Water was brought out quickly. I decided on the Bobby Flay Omelet which had cheese, peppers, potatoes, and I added some chorizo for extra spice (Bobby would be proud!). My fiancé ordered the French toast. I must say… I was incredibly impressed with how fast the food came out. That «wow» factor didn’t carry into the food itself, however.
My omelet came with a side of potatoes and, while they were plentiful and crispy, they were under-​seasoned. I could taste no salt or pepper. My omelet was the same way. I like my filling to have a little bite to it; not over or undercooked. Most of the veggies appeared to be in this state, which was awesome. The potatoes inside were almost on the verge of being undercooked.
With your omelet, you get your choice of a sauce (cheese, tomato pesto, and something else?). I opted for the tomato pesto as that screams «fresh» to me. The server originally brought me the cheese sauce and then brought the tomato pesto to correct. I tried both by themselves and I was not impressed. The cheese sauce looked like nacho sauce from a can and the tomato pesto seemed like it was spaghetti sauce also from a can. They didn’t taste fresh or homemade in the least bit.
My fiancés french toast was good. The bread was fluffy and the spices were nice. Definitely liked his dish more than mine.
Overall, the servers were great, service was quick, and there was tons of food. We ended up taking ¹⁄₃ of each of our dishes home. But we paid $ 30 (including tip) and I’m not sure that price is justified. I do think we will try Squeeze In again and I will go for something else instead of an omelet.

The Squeeze is a great place for breakfast. Steve and Lisa are awesome as well as the rest of the staff. At the squeeze you are family, you are greeted by your first name and everyone is accomidating. My wife and i are both on walkers and they make us feel so welcome. The omelettes are great!
Try the quintana foo or roo. Highly recommend this place

Firstly, I found this location for breakfast through a Unilocal Check In.
I love a great restaurant near the house. And this is a great spot. As I review more places, I’ve learned to treat my reviews a lot like buying new music. I give it three visits (or listens) before I review it.
Three meals in …
1) the Quintana Foo — beautiful plate of French toast. Light and fluffy, covered in syrup.
2) the Hangover Omelet with sausage, ham and bacon covered in a cheese sauce. While cannot remember the name of the omelet, it was covered in cheese sauce. What a beautiful topping. * I couldn’t finish it, either I wasn’t impaired enough to order such a large dish or it’s a very large dish.
3) the Manly Morris Meal — very traditional breakfast (eggs, bacon, rye toast) with a large side of biscuits & gravy.
Each meal comes with spuds covered with diced onions and cheese.
It’s just so much delicious food. Two things stood out … 1) I really appreciate a restaurant that serves cream in a small container vs individually sealed packets. The packets are messy and leaves trash on the table. 2) great restaurant culture — very friendly staff, they have their own breakfast club savings card, and a program where certain meals contribute to local charities to feed those in need.
Looking forward to making this a regular spot.