Tahoe Restaurants: Seafood

Lone Eagle Grille is the perfect spot to enjoy a delicious lakeside lunch while taking in the stunning views of North Lake Tahoe. As evening falls, savor a gourmet meal followed by a relaxing sit beside the outdoor firepit, listening to the gentle waves lapping at the shore. On cooler nights, cozy up by the grand stone fireplace with a single malt scotch or sidle up to the copper-topped bar for a craft cocktail. No matter where you choose to settle, the poke appetizer is always a must. Lone Eagle Grille offers a grand lodge ambiance, complete with rich wood accents, a wall lined with old books and soaring scissor-truss vaulted ceilings. Owned and operated by the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe, which is just across the street, this venue is perfect for weddings, receptions and large group gatherings. It’s an exceptional choice for a catered affair, providing an unforgettable setting for any occasion.

Pete 'n Peters is one of the more consistently happening bars in Tahoe City. Located a step or two off of the beaten path, its slightly hidden location does not at all take away from its popularity. A true sports bar at heart, it is adorned with its fair share of giant TVs as well as pool tables, dart boards and shuffleboards. It's definitely a hotspot during football season. Pepper's Taqueria, located at the rear of Pete 'n Peters, serves up affordable Mexican food.

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 can be quite lively seven days a week and is a fantastic spot for enjoying Lake Tahoe at its finest. Be sure to try their prime rib, served only on Friday and Saturday evenings. When open, the patio at Rosie's Cafe is dog-friendly.