Tahoe Restaurants: Late-night Menus

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

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

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. Even if you never set foot on the slopes, you'll find more than enough fun to...read more

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 Gastronomique –pepperoni, Italian sausage, red onion, bell peppers, tomatoes, black olives and mushrooms. Try Village’s piadine, which...read more

If there is a way to blend New York and Lake Tahoe, Vinny's Pizzeria has done it. These are delicious New York–style pies but made to satisfy the hunger that hits you after a day of high-altitude activity. The dough and sauces are made in-house, the meats come from South Lake Tahoe's own Overland Meats, and the submarine sandwich breads are from nearby Truckee Sourdough....read more