Tahoe Restaurants: Steaks

Sunnyside Restaurant and Lodge is one of the best lakeside dining options in Lake Tahoe. The lodge itself is pretty small, with only 23 rooms available to guests. Each room is situated perfectly to take advantage of swimming, boating and enjoying lovely Tahoe sunsets. The rooms are directly connected to the extensive dining room. The restaurant is two different entities with two different kitchens. When...read more

The Brewery at Lake Tahoe is the original hometown brewpub – it’s as simple and straightforward as that, and the name reflects it, as does the classic 1930s red-brick building. It started out in 1992 focusing on craft beer, but soon became known for its pizza offerings as well. These days there is a full menu with burgers, ribs, pasta, salads, steaks and seafood. Among the...read more

In a resort town, the restaurants and pubs often segregate into places that tend toward the locals and places catering the tourists. The Grove, on the other hand, is an incredibly popular choice for both residents and visitors. Located lakeside at historic Camp Richardson, it's where people stop by for a drink or meal after a day on the adjacent beach or walk over from...read more

If you’re looking for a romantic dinner made with fresh, natural ingredients, look no further than The Soule Domain. Housed in a mid-century cabin in the shadow of the Tahoe Biltmore, The Soule has been producing French-based cuisine fused with Asian and Mediterranean influences since 1985. The split-level log cabin dining room is rustic and cozy, warmed by a fireplace. Tahoe memorabilia decorates the walls,...read more

On the Nevada side of South Shore, once you get past the casinos, things are pretty much spread out and sparse with a couple of small centers of commerce such as lower Kingsbury and Round Hill. This can be to the savvy diner’s advantage, because the really good restaurants are tucked out of the way and you don’t have to fight the crowds of tourists...read more