Built originally as a residence, and then morphing into a boarding house catering to Basque sheepherders, the Martin is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The Martin’s dining rooms served heavy passenger and commercial traffic generated by the adjacent Southern Pacific Railroad. As a rooming house it was once a favorite place for area stockmen to stay on their visits to town. It’s now famous enough for its classic menu and historic ambience to be a favorite with highway travelers too.
The Martin’s family-style Basque dining room, bar and meeting rooms are still a favorite gathering place for area ranchers, townsfolk, and travelers alike. With its unique stucco exterior, familiar veranda, and hitching posts, and its interiors covered with an amazing variety of pressed tin walls and ceilings, the Martin Hotel offers a pleasant setting or an authentic family-style Basque American meal.
Dinner: Mon-Sat 4 pm – 9 pm, Sun 4 pm – 9 pm | Lunch: Mon-Fri 11:30 am – 2 pm
At the Martin, try the American Basque’s favorite refreshment, the Picon Punch, a delicious cocktail with a subtle orange flavor. Our every day lunch specials are: the famous Nancy Burger (best burger, period) Martin wraps: beef, chicken, salmon or lamb, and of course our world famous Lamb Shanks.
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Best basque food in the west
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This is the oldest restaurant in Nevada, and opened in 1912 after two Italians put it together as a rooming house and restaurant by the railroad. They sold it to some French brothers, Augustine and Elisee Henri Martin. This place is so famous that it is included in my book “Oldest Restaurants in the USA and Europe”. Enjoy the Basque heritage here. Dr. Diane Holloway Cheney
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