We can all explain why the Lake Tahoe area is as popular as it is with locals and visitors. The mind-blowing beauty of Mother Nature is probably explanation No. 1. All the exhilarating ways to get into the surrounding environment would likely come in second. But somewhere near the top of that list will be all the fun to be had après ________ (fill in the activity … doesn’t have to be only ski!). And a whole lot of that fun can be found in Lake Tahoe bars and pubs. When the sun sinks behind those mountains and the glow covers that lake, it’s _____ time (fill in the blank again … martini, craft beer, margarita … doesn’t have to be Miller!). We play hard here, with hard being relative. South Lake Tahoe bars options take first prize due to the huge variety of them, but your favorite spot might be discovered in any of our towns. The best bars in Lake Tahoe might be hole in the wall, smoky joints that serve the best bourbon you’ve ever tasted, classy casino digs that specialize in shaken, not stirred or that rustic bar with the huge roaring fireplace and your favored shiraz on pour. Your Lake Tahoe bar … your choice.
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Lake Tahoe Restaurant
31 U.S. Highway 50 #105, Stateline, NV
2050 Lake Tahoe Boulevard, South Lake Tahoe, CA
South Lake Tahoe has always been a craft beer kind of a place, even before microbrew was a buzzword. And for craft beer in this neck of the woods, Lake Tahoe AleWorX is the place. Right in the middle of the action in the Stateline casino corridor, Lake Tahoe AleWorX's Stateline location serves an ever-rotating selection of specialty craft beers and cocktails along with wood-fired pizza, small bites, fresh salads and desserts. They are most known at this location for their nightlife that's been voted Best Night Scene for the Tahoe area for several years in a row. You can expect a party when you arrive at Lake Tahoe AleWorX Stateline.
The Lake Tahoe AleWorX Taproom at the Y has a more family-friendly appeal. It features local craft brew with a self-serve concept that allows customers to pour for themselves, delicious wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas, salads and an atmosphere that is pure High Sierra. This location opens to a large patio that features fire pits and frequent live music for guests to enjoy. The patio is shared by its sister restaurant, The Cocktail Corner, where guests can order food from AleWorX, listen to live music and enjoy a craft cocktail all at the same time.
South Lake Tahoe has always been a craft beer kind of a place, even before microbrew was a buzzword. And for craft beer in this neck of the woods, Lake Tahoe AleWorX is the place. Right in the middle of the action in the Stateline casino corridor, Lake Tahoe AleWorX's Stateline location serves an ever-rotating selection of specialty craft beers and cocktails along with wood-fired pizza, small...
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Lake Tahoe Restaurant
Home of the Wet Woody and storybook sunsets, Riva Grill is a favorite lakefront restaurant located in the Ski Run Marina. Their 3,000-square-foot deck overlooking Lake Tahoe comfortably seats 200 guests and offers an experience that highlights the beauty of Lake Tahoe. Floor-to-ceiling windows in the two-story restaurant provide an equally epic view of the Sierras and Lake Tahoe. Since 1998 visitors and locals have...read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
River Grill is considered to be one of the best fine-dining options in Lake Tahoe. It not only brings together exceptional seasonal tastes with incredible wines, but also has a welcoming, inviting atmosphere that makes both locals and visitors feel completely at home. The dining side of the establishment has an open deck for summer evenings, and it is spectacular for taking in the beautiful...read more
The Village at Palisades Tahoe
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The Village at Palisades Tahoe
Palisades Tahoe (formerly Squaw Valley) is known as a breeding ground for extreme athletes of downhill skiing. One of the forefathers, Shane McConkey, grew up on the slopes of Squaw. He helped to change the face of skiing as we know it today by inventing the rocker aspect that we see on most downhill skis in current production. The Palisades Tahoe community, and world at large, lost Shane McConkey to a BASE jumping accident in 2009. In respect to Shane and his innovation to the sport of skiing as well as other heroes of Palisades Tahoe who have influenced skiing as we know it today, Palisades Tahoe decided to create a restaurant in homage to these skiing heroes. It came in the form of Rocker Restaurant. You can get involved by giving money to the McConkey Foundation by purchasing a commemorative Shane glass or by involving yourself in the endless ski banter that happens every day during après-ski hour. Rocker also has prime seating for watching skiers and snowboarders coming off the mountain, making it supreme for keeping an eye out for a Palisades Tahoe heroes in the flesh. In addition to being a magnet for heroes, Rocker is also known as the best sports bar in the Village. In the summer the Rocker stays lively with its outdoor seating and central location for summertime festivals.
Palisades Tahoe (formerly Squaw Valley) is known as a breeding ground for extreme athletes of downhill skiing. One of the forefathers, Shane McConkey, grew up on the slopes of Squaw. He helped to change the face of skiing as we know it today by inventing the rocker aspect that we see on most downhill skis in current production. The Palisades Tahoe community, and world at...read more
Palisades Tahoe (formerly Squaw Valley) is known as a breeding ground for extreme athletes of...read more
Shops at Heavenly Village
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If the name of the business – Rocket Fizz Soda Pop and Candy Shop – sounds fun and silly and even a little kitschy, that's because it's a good reflection of this franchise store. They carry thousands of flavors of sodas and candies, from traditional, such as retro favorites Charleston Chew and Mallo Cups, to specialty items, such as gingerbread-flavored soda and bacon-flavored breath mints. And...read more
Shops at Heavenly Village
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As long as there is chocolate, it doesn't matter whether we are in the Sierra or in the Rockies. This little franchise shop is in the Heavenly Village, and one of the specialties is apples coated in different types of sweet toppings. They also offer fudge, chocolate creams, gummy treats and other candies. And given that it is, after all, the chocolate factory, there are...read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
RoJo's Tavern offers a bit of old-Tahoe charm in the form of food and fun. In a nearly century-old historic building in the middle of town, the food side of things includes the bar and restaurant serving lunch and dinner entrees of steak, seafood, chicken, burgers, Italian house specialties and an entire range of barbecue dishes. With its private banquet room and catering facilities, RoJo's...read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
Looking for a warm and inviting spot to savor a delicious meal with your loved ones? Then head over to Rosewood, the newest addition to Incline Village's dining scene. The restaurant takes pride in its straightforward approach to food, drawing inspiration from the owner's personal recipes to create a menu that is both comforting and flavorful. In addition to the delectable food, you can also...read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
Rosie's Cafe, a longtime player on the Tahoe City restaurant scene, has fed patrons since 1964. It not only offers basic American fare like hamburgers, salads and steaks, but also delicious breakfast and pizza. As a place that pays homage to the history of the area with local antiques, memorabilia and photos of long ago, the atmosphere is entertaining, homey and welcoming. The adjoining bar...read more
Northstar California Resort
Village at Northstar
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
Nothing satisfies like pizza, whether you're having some beer or wine with a few friends during the game or you have the entire family out for a meal after a spin at the Northstar Village's skating rink. Rubicon Pizza Company, like its area counterparts Fireside Pizza Co. and Base Camp Pizza Co., presents that ubiquitous Italian favorite with a California twist. And if you don't...read more
Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino Lake Tahoe
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
The Golden Nugget’s Rush Lounge fits in with the rest of the new look at the resort. With a hip vibe, sweeping furnishings, big media screens and a small stage, this little bar is adjacent to the gaming floor and is open into the wee hours of the morning. Several video poker machines are right at the bar counter.read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
Sage Leaf curates an elevated dining experience for breakfast, lunch and dinner bringing healthy, comforting and innovative fare in an inviting, friendly atmosphere. The ever-changing menus and wine list feature local, sustainable and humanely raised products along with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. Sage Leaf offers indoor dining and patio seating, and take-out with online ordering is available. The restaurant can be rented in the...read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
The history of Tahoe is on display in the Sage Room in Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe, where you will find on display the bar and wooden beams from the original 1944 cabin resort. But if the decor is frontier chic, the menu is high-end fine dining, from roasted bone marrow on through to the filet mignon and lobster and the dessert specialties of cherries jubilee...read more
