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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259 Kingsbury Grade, Stateline, NV
There are cop bars, there are bars where journalists hang out after work, and at Tahoe there are ski bars. Mott Canyon Tavern and Grill on Lower Kingsbury is a ski bar. Pizza, burgers, fries and comfort food join a full bar with a party attitude. It’s not a large space, although the outdoor patio is a nice addition, but it’s packed with a lot of fun, from the jukebox to video poker and video games. The granite fireplace completes the whole Tahoe vibe.
There are cop bars, there are bars where journalists hang out after work, and at Tahoe there are ski bars. Mott Canyon Tavern and Grill on Lower Kingsbury is a ski bar. Pizza, burgers, fries and comfort food join a full bar with a party attitude. It’s not a large space, although the outdoor patio is a nice addition, but it’s packed with a lot...read more
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Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino
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Catch every game at Cutthroat’s Saloon, a lively Lake Tahoe restaurant in Incline Village featuring 17 flat-screen TVs. Alongside the action, enjoy gourmet pub fare, late-night bites and an impressive selection of seasonal and unique beers. A children’s menu is also available, making it a spot the whole family can enjoy. In appreciation of the local community, Incline Village locals can save 10% off food and...read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
D'lish Catering is a favorite for locals and visitors when it comes to having incredibly tasty food at any size event. With years of experience in delivering exceptional quality, D'lish deserves the admiration. Considering the combination of beauty and taste as the passion that fuels D'lish, the experienced chefs are able to play with the latest gourmet techniques or stick to classical creations, depending on...read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
Coffee connoisseurs can get a high-grade fix at Dark Horse Coffee Roasters in Downtown Truckee. Whether it’s cold-brew, pour-over or French-press, Dark Horse’s coffee is derived from beans roasted on-site in a building that can only be found in Truckee. It's not quite a basement space, but the everyday din is nonetheless left behind when entering Dark Horse and its foot-thick rock walls. Post-and-beam construction...read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
Del Soul is the mainstream restaurant in Bally's Lake Tahoe. It serves traditional breakfasts, lunches and dinners, including soups, salads, sandwiches, burgers, steak, seafood and desserts. Given the location inside a casino, the restaurant is open early and closes late, making it a good place to fuel up for the day or grab a bite after a show.read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
Desolation Hotel offers the perfect blend of luxury and outdoor adventure with its two distinct locations. Hope Valley's individual cabins provide a more secluded atmosphere, while the South Lake Tahoe location has studios and two-story townhomes. Both are designed to inspire your inner explorer while providing serene relaxation. In South Lake Tahoe, the lake provides ample water sports opportunities, or you can unwind in the pool,...read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
For quality beer, there is something special about enjoying the tastes from a small brewery. Donner Creek Brewing showcases palate-satisfying flavors that will bring a smile to your face. Offering their own in-house brews on tap as well as other local favorites, the brewery is a one-stop-shop for a supreme selection of beers and wines in cans and bottles as well as their tasty gourmet...read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
A fixture at Donner Lake for more than a half-century, Donner Lake Kitchen is the very picture of a rustic, family eatery. Just look for the timber-camp-style cabin across the road from the lake and then tuck in for a great meal. If you can’t decide from all the offerings for breakfast and lunch, you can always go with the house specialty, huevos rancheros. Add...read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
If you have a craving for an amazing bagel, Dragonfly Bagel Co. is an exceptional choice. A pop-up dining opportunity located inside Sidellis Lake Tahoe, Dragonfly Bagel matches the stunning ambiance of its surroundings with a level of bagel not found elsewhere in South Lake Tahoe. Their bagels are made from scratch and baked fresh daily. The bagel choices come in a whole slew of...read more
Shops at Heavenly Village
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One of those venerable South Tahoe eateries that has transitioned well into the present is the Driftwood Cafe. It was originally established in 1960 adjacent to the Driftwood Lodge, and the current owners purchased it in 1999. Redevelopment in the city forced a change in location, and the home-style cafe is now open in the Heavenly Village. They serve a creative and eclectic menu for...read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
At Drunken Monkey fish is brought in daily from the same suppliers serving some of San Francisco's most revered sushi restaurants. The restaurant works with local providers to bring world-class fish together with local organic ingredients. For guests not fond of sushi, Drunken Monkey has a wonderfully wide menu selection including Asian-style noodle and rice bowls, inventive meat and seafood tapas plates, vegetarian offerings and tempura....read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
Duff’s Diner offers a cozy, family-style atmosphere with stunning views of Lake Tahoe. This newly opened spot serves breakfast and lunch, featuring delicious dishes like Chicken & Waffles, Huevos Rancheros with Ribeye, Pete's Club Sandwich and an assortment of pastries and housemade soups. Customers rave about the amazing food and service, highlighting dishes such as French toast, tasty waffles and fried chicken. The diner is...read more
Lake Tahoe Restaurant
Echo Lounge has always been about casual California cuisine, but some recent changes at the Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel's in-house restaurant have put a new twist on it. The Adventure Menu changes weekly and can feature build-your-own burgers, pasta or pizza. The restaurant's My Tahoe menu makes a point of using fresh, local and seasonal ingredients, and this is where you'll find such entrees as...read more
