by Kelsey Penrose

  • Photo courtesy Mauricio Sandoval, who painted this
    Photo courtesy Mauricio Sandoval, who painted this “Home Means Nevada” mural inside the Squeeze In.
  • Photo courtesy Mauricio Sandoval, painted this mural inside the Squeeze In.
    Photo courtesy Mauricio Sandoval, painted this mural inside the Squeeze In.
  • Photo courtesy Mauricio Sandoval, who paints the
    Photo courtesy Mauricio Sandoval, who paints the “Home Means Nevada” mural inside the Squeeze In.

Carson City’s newest restaurant, Squeeze In, held its official grand opening today with a ribbon cutting complete with a champagne toast, and Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak stopped in for lunch to welcome the new breakfast and lunch eatery to town.

Inside the restaurant are uniquely Nevada murals painted by local Carson City artist Mauricio Sandoval, who also painted the mural on the building at 107 W. Telegraph Street.

Squeeze In is open seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. The restaurant is located at 308 Curry Street on Telegraph Square and inside the Adams Hub multi-use professional building next door to the Martin Hotel Restaurant.