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Come visit, dine, and relax at The Martin Hotel restaurant in Winnemucca, Nevada! The oldest and longest-running restaurant in northern Nevada has been serving the area all the way back to 1913. Introduce yourself to Basque tradition, culture, and delicious cuisine by sitting for a meal at The Martin Hotel and indulge in an impeccable bite of history, too!
The Martin Hotel was first called the Roman Tavern and Restaurant during the early 1900s. However, in 1913, the building was acquired by husband and wife, Augustine Martin and Elisee Martin, who gave it the name it is known by today – The Martin Hotel.
Find The Martin Hotel on Railroad Street in Winnemucca, Nevada.
The hotel and restaurant were both (and still are) Basque pillars of the community. Basque and Nevadan sheepherders sought hearty meals, rest, and friendly faces at The Martin Hotel.
Throughout the years, the hotel continues to celebrate Basque culture in Nevada.
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The hotel was owned and operated by the Martin family for many decades until the death of Augustine Martin. Still, the business continued as a hotel and restaurant as it was owned and operated by numerous Basque families in the area.
Today, visitors to the Martin Hotel can dine at the restaurant and try traditional as well as American entrees. Passed through multiple owners and generations, patrons can expect recipes perfected through the years!
The restaurant supports local ranches by purchasing their lamb straight from the farm! You can expect 4H lamb and the finest Black Angus Choice beef.
Or settle in for a “light” Basque dinner that comes with complimentary bread and wine followed by soup, salad and beans, Basque stew, and vegetable of the day. Don’t forget the fresh-cut fries and a serving of delightful bread pudding for dessert!
Pair most anything with the House Burgundy to compliment any Basque meal.
Even the bar is steeped in rich history! Friendly staff members are happy to serve tasty drinks that were favorites during the time of Prohibition and beyond. Try drinks like The Mary Pickford, named after the American Sweetheart.
