Morning has broken, and before you gear up for today’s activities it’s time for a hearty breakfast. Which Tahoe restaurant has the best breakfast? A subjective question, that is, but for folks who’ve found their favorite spot, they’re likely to take the question mark out. It’s THIS place with the four-egg omelets and huge pancakes. Or THIS place with the healthy smoothies and handcrafted granola. Or THIS one that serves a Lake Tahoe breakfast all day. Rest assured, your taste buds can be satisfied in a variety of places. You can grab a quick bite and tasty cup of coffee in lots of spots, savor some root vegetable hash in another, indulge in a loaded bagel, sit down to thyme-enhanced hash browns or maybe try something new to you such as pumpkin French toast. If you’re one of those people who like breakfast for dinner, there are lots of places serving breakfast in South Lake Tahoe that can satisfy your midnight bacon cravings, and even better is that some of these breakfast spots serve 24/7. We’re not sure if breakfast really is the most important meal of the day, but we do know that breakfast in Lake Tahoe is worth waking up – or staying up! – for!
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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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There is something magical about the pleasure of lazily window shopping while at the base of big mountains. This lovely scenario is at your beck and call at The Shops at Heavenly Village. A delightful center that is dressed with cobblestone sidewalks and quaint storefronts, the village encompasses 40 different stores to peruse. From local treasures to national brands, The Shops at Heavenly Village offer...read more
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Siam Cuisine offers lunch and dinner menus that specialize in authentic Thai cuisine and bring the flavors of Thailand to the high Sierra. For lunch, choose a soup or an entrée of chicken, beef or vegetables; the curries also include options of pork or tofu. Dinners options include appetizers, soups, salads, rice and noodles, curry or seafood. Vegetarian options are available. Can't choose? Then pick...read more
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When an important game is on, one thing is vital: a big-screen TV. Thank goodness for places like Sidelines Sports Pub, where watching your favorite team while enjoying your favorite beverage is as easy as stopping by. A sports bar within the hotel lobby of Beach Retreat & Lodge, Sidelines Sports Pub is a welcoming eatery just steps away from the front desk. From football...read more
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Although it is called both a brewery and restaurant, Sidellis Lake Tahoe feels more like a craft-brew showcase that also happens to serve some food. The list of brews reads like a profile of the business, including one named after the bar that used to be here (Bitter Creek Pale Ale), one named after the pub's mascot and guard dog (Hanzo Hefeweizen) and one that...read more
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Whether you're grabbing something quick on your lunch break or packing a picnic for a day of adventure in South Lake, Sierra Subs has the tasty, fresh, handcrafted sandwiches you crave. Try one of the hearty signature subs on their menu – for instance, The Denali with roasted turkey, whipped cream cheese, jalapeno jam, spinach and red onion – or build your own creation from...
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The only thing surprising about Simple Bliss in the Swiss Chalet Village is that it took so long for a restaurant like this to open up here at Lake Tahoe. They serve organic coffees, smoothies, baked goods and even entrees for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The atmosphere is as one would expect from this sort of restaurant. There are a lot of plants, a lot...read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
For those looking for that special wine, beer or liquor, not to mention a quality cigar, your best bet in Tahoe City is SiPS (formerly known as Lakeview Wine & Spirits). The bottle shop and tasting room is filled with favorite and hard-to-find wines, beers, spirits, cigars and cigarettes. If they don't carry what you are looking for, there is a chance that they can...read more
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Harrison Avenue is a little frontage street that runs along Lake Tahoe Boulevard as the route turns south away from the lake shore. It's always been a cute and eclectic business strip, and it's where you'll find Slice of Sierra Pizza. This is a new incarnation of the Sierra Pizza shop that used to be on Al Tahoe Boulevard, in case you were wondering where...read more
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Smoke Door is all about satisfying diners with elevated wood-fired Japanese cuisine. A mix of locally sourced ingredients with seasonal items from different regions of Japan are used to create unique dishes. A tasting menu is offered during lunch and dinner. There are also six- and 10-course menus, as well as an a la carte menu. The 10-course Harvest menu includes the restaurant's signature Haiboshi...read more
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Smokey’s Kitchen serves hearty fare for those not worried about getting their hands messy, which means good old-fashioned barbecue is on the menu. Smokey’s serves breakfast favorites like omelettes, biscuits and gravy, pancakes and much more. There are also a variety of entrees for lunch and dinner, such as burgers, sandwiches, wraps, salads and Cal-Mex creations. But Smokey’s reason for being is all about barbecue,...read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
Near the spot where Lake Tahoe Boulevard turns away from the lakeside and heads inland, Sno-Flake Drive In is a classic South Lake Tahoe fixture. The name, however, is more of a nod to the past than a description of the place, as it isn’t a true drive-in restaurant. The Sno-Flake is locally famous for its burgers, milkshakes and soft-serve ice cream. Recent improvements to...read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
This restaurant should be on the list of any barbecue aficionado. Sonney's BBQ Shack offers all the down-home favorites you could want and expect, from St. Louis ribs, brisket and chicken to grits, fried pickles and sweet potato fries. They also work with local meat provider Overland for a special selection of hamburger meats. On the veggie side of the menu is a selection including...read more