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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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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If you are wanting a delicious meal served at home but don't want to do the work or the clean up that is required, then you are in for a treat with Truckee Food Shop. Truckee Food Shop's take-out meals and food offerings are created to make gourmet dining a breeze whether you're at home or picnicking on the beach. They offer breakfast, lunch and...read more
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Truckee Tavern & Grill lives up to its name. As a tavern, the bar shines with a curated selection of spirits, beer and wine. If small-batch whiskeys and gins make you smile, the cocktail offerings are sure to please. As a grill, the restaurant’s steaks and chicken entrees are sublimely cooked on a wood-fired grill. Since all offerings are made with fresh, local and seasonal...read more
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Tuff Beanz is kind of an anti-coffee house in that it isn’t a hipster magnet or pretentious art house that happens to serve coffee. Open from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., Tuff Beanz is a neighborhood coffee place frequented by locals heading to work or the slopes. You’ll find your cuppa joe made from organic, free-trade coffee prepared drip style. Of course Tuff Beanz offers...read more
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At the edge of town on the former site of the Ponderosa Ranch (remember the TV show Bonanza?) sits Tunnel Creek Station. It’s at the hub of several back country hiking and mountain biking trailheads, including the Flume Trail, and is also adjacent to the paved East Shore Path. If you’re headed up the mountain or spending a day at the beach, Tunnel Creek Cafe...read more
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There are bars, and then there are hard-core watering-hole bars. Turn 3 is a loud and rowdy place that sees more business from locals than from tourists. The floor is covered with peanut shells from the free peanuts, and the crowd enjoys Nascar, pool (two tables on site), football and bingo, although not necessarily in that order.read more
The Village at Palisades Tahoe
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The Village at Palisades Tahoe
If you enjoy the pleasure of good wine, Uncorked is a must visit. Uncorked is an excellent place to feel the true ambiance of a wine culture. Offering wine by the glass or by the bottle as well as cheese plates, Uncorked makes it simple to enjoy the welcoming Tahoe atmosphere by sipping some bubbly, white or red wine. Their multiple locations are set in superb locales to really feel that unique vibe of the surrounding area. The Palisades Tahoe location often offers live music on the weekends. All stores offer fun wine souvenirs to keep the memory alive. It's all possible to join their wine club.
If you enjoy the pleasure of good wine, Uncorked is a must visit. Uncorked is an excellent place to feel the true ambiance of a wine culture. Offering wine by the glass or by the bottle as well as cheese plates, Uncorked makes it simple to enjoy the welcoming Tahoe atmosphere by sipping some bubbly, white or red wine. Their multiple locations are set in...read more
If you enjoy the pleasure of good wine, Uncorked is a must visit. Uncorked is...read more
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There are a number of restaurants in South Tahoe offering fresh, wholesome food that also happens to be great tasting, and this is one of them. Verde Mexican Rotisserie puts a healthy spin on Mexican favorites with natural ingredients, meats free of antibiotics and hormones and produce that is locally sourced. Salads, tortas, quesadillas, burritos and tacos make up the menu. Two other items that...read more
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All of the best ski resorts these days strive to provide the most complete vacation experience, and the Village at Northstar is a prime example. When you are tired of the mountain, or if you have no interest in the snow sports in the first place, there is plenty to do at the Village. Shopping is front and center with more than a dozen shops...read more
Northstar California Resort
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The Village at Northstar is an example of the coming of age of the Sierra ski resorts. Gone are the days when the Tahoe area hillsides were bustling with snow-sports enthusiasts in the winter but then empty during the other seasons. The activity these days takes place all year long, and even if you never set foot on the slopes, you'll find more than enough...read more
Shops at Heavenly Village
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Located smack dab in the middle of Heavenly Village, Village Bar & Grill is perfectly situated amidst spectacular scenery and people-watching opportunities. Tasty starters include Smoked Pulled Pork Nachos and Grilled Cheese Dippers. The main menu includes favorites like their Kobe Bacon Bleu Burger, a Bison Chili Dog and Buffalo Grilled Chicken. They also offer a basic menu for children. read more
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Village Pizzeria has all the Italian comfort foods and some with new twists. Of course there are the standard toppings like sausage, pepperoni and all the veggies. You can choose three crust styles: hand-tossed, deep dish and a decadent double-stuffed crust. One favorite pie to try is the Stinkin’ Rose with roasted garlic, garlic butter sauce, shrimp and red onion; it’s basically shrimp scampi on...read more
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Since 1983 the family-run Village Pub has been a locals' favorite for food, fun, cocktails and conversation. By day you’ll find a few old-timers telling stories at the bar and lots of folks on their lunch breaks scarfing down the generous and tasty hamburgers or noshing on appetizers, chicken sandwiches, gourmet hot dogs or the daily special. Come nighttime the pub tends to fill with...read more
