For a relatively small place, Kings Beach restaurants are big in number – and in flavors! And don’t let Kings Beach’s dining mostly casual ambiance fool you into thinking you’ll only find casual fare.
Here, let us explain what we mean: Foods that we all love, think shrimp tacos, receive an upscale makeover, like a drizzle of cucumber salsa, at Kings Beach restaurants. Think Tex-Mex with Southwestern influence. Pomegranate-glazed pork ribs. Hawaiian swordfish and seared scallops. Flame-broiled hamburgers blanketed in bleu cheese. Clam chowder. Crispy salmon served with truffle mac and cheese. Roasted Butternut Squash Ravioli. Cajun Eggs Benedict. Do we have your attention?
Then, when you add in Kings Beach restaurants that feature fresh, authentic sushi, another that used to be a beach shack but became so popular with the burgers and fries they served that they had to put up some walls and shift to year-round or the pizza choices that make any pie eater happy, you’ve got a pretty good scene with Kings Beach dining. Local’s hint: There’s even an amazing place where, on a snowing winter day, you can settle in beside their three-story fireplace, sip on something hot and watch the day go by. Where, you ask? Read on!
The Ease of Kings Beach Restaurants
Since many Kings Beach restaurants are lakeside, they welcome sandy feet and furry, wet paws. They’ll give them treats too. There’s even a pier restaurant where you can pull up, have them valet park your boat then you can slip in for food and refreshment and an unbeatable lake view through their floor-to-ceiling windows.
Many Kings Beach restaurants will pack your order to go. Great food is always more delicious when eaten in stunning scenery, and there’s no lack of that in Kings Beach. Grab your food then dine on a boat dock or find romance under the stars at a picnic table.
Kings Beach Restaurants by Category & Category
La Mexicana Meat Market & Taqueria is a little corner store and so much more. Just off the main drag in Kings Beach, it’s a full-service grocery with a...read more
Stepping into Lanza’s Restaurant is like taking a step back in time to 1970s Lake Tahoe. The slightly kitschy dining room has a lodge feel with wooden...read more
Las Panchitas is a family-owned establishment that began serving Mexican food to Lake Tahoe locals and visitors back in 1982. The menu encompasses the full...read more
As you walk into Old Range Steakhouse you’ll be greeted by the Wall of Wine from which you can select a bottle to accompany your meal. Slip into one of...read more
If you are looking for a healthy, quick option for breakfast or lunch, check out Pep's Place. Built on the belief that a healthy meal doesn't have to take a...read more
Smoke Door is all about satisfying diners with elevated wood-fired Japanese cuisine. A mix of locally sourced ingredients with seasonal items from different...read more
Spindleshanks American Bistro is housed in a modern lodge on the Old Brockway Golf Course in Kings Beach. Decks out back and around the side provide...read more
Steamers is a great restaurant option for two reasons. First, their menu is filled with tasty items. Second, their location can't be beat with its doors...read more
If you're looking for Tacos Jalisco in Kings Beach, you'll want to keep your eyes open for the small orange sign facing east/west as you drive by. And your...read more
Tahoe Central Market in Kings Beach isn’t a big place, but it’s packed full of wholesome goodness. Mornings you can stop in for a coffee, tea, bagel,...read more
Whether you are a resident of the Tahoe area or you come to the region as a visitor, you owe it to yourself to indulge in a dining experience as interesting...read more
The Burrito Window is a quick, delicious and inexpensive option for a yummy meal. With burritos that start out at $9 and kids meals for $4 and less, you can...read more
