Mystery Solved The Venue Launches in the Old Waterhole.

For anyone wondering what caused the parking lot at the old Waterhole Restaurant—most recently Ana’s Café—to overflow last Friday night, wonder no more. The Venue, Fallon’s newest private event space is co-owned by Niki Mayer and Erik and Whytnee Fain, who bring over 40 years of combined experience from operating Troy's Double Shot Event Bar & Catering, a mobile bar and catering service. The business name pays tribute to Niki's parents, Troy and DeeDee Howell, who owned the original Troy's Double Shot Bar, which has served countless local venues over the years.

The Venue, who recently celebrated their ribbon cutting, is not just an eatery but also a versatile space for hosting events of all kinds. It can accommodate gatherings ranging from intimate baby showers to weddings with up to 220 guests. An upcoming wedding will feature a ceremony in one room followed by celebrations throughout the building. The Venue, located at 111 South Allen Road, also includes a patio area for guests to enjoy and a stage for music and entertainment.

With a full kitchen, The Venue can cater events with a range of options—from prime rib and salmon to more casual choices like a taco bar.

In collaboration with Canvas Creations NV and Delea Johnson, owner of Memory Lane Mercantile, The Venue will host a Paint Night event, with the date and time to be announced. The Venue will open only for special occasions, with the first event set for Cinco de Mayo, featuring specialty drinks and a taco bar.

For more information or to book an event, contact The Venue Troy's Double Shot Bar & Catering at 775-427-4076 or [email protected].