While the amazing natural beauty of Lake Tahoe feeds your soul — it does little to calm the tummy rumblings when hunger strikes. Let this Palisades Tahoe restaurant guide (that includes Palisades Tahoe restaurants) help make your vacation delicious and satisfying as well as relaxed and adventure-filled. Fast food restaurants are found next to intimate Mom and Pop eateries and close to lavish venues. Where Olympic athletes tread in 1960, present-day restaurants deliver diverse Palisades Tahoe dining options from Cal Asian, Irish, American, Italian and other foods such as Mexican and Chinese. Many Palisades Tahoe restaurants, no frills to high end, come with fabulous views of mountains and the sky at various altitudes.
In Palisades Tahoe restaurants, you can fuel up for a Lake Tahoe day of fun with a loaded bagel, bowl of steel cut oatmeal dotted with fresh fruit or a colorful juice smoothie. Need a snack in between hitting the slopes and shopping the stores? Pizza, in every size and for every palate, is a favorite boost. Some Palisades Tahoe dining options feature the best of local Placer County wines and produce. Dinners can start with layers of flavors from grilled peach, sharp bites of arugula accompanied by creamy goat cheese or candied almonds’ crunch along with a white balsamic vinegar emulsion and port reduction.
Palisades Tahoe Restaurants Are Diverse
Casualness in dress rules at Palisades Tahoe restaurants but not on all menus. A classic burger loaded with traditional toppings is easy to find but so are Wagyu beef burgers with melted Gruyere cheese served inside a brioche bun. When Lake Tahoe’s summer temps rise high, light flavorful meals abound. Seared tuna and shredded Napa cabbage delight Palisades Tahoe diners with the creamy and crispy textures from sliced avocados, carrot slivers and wonton pieces. Palisades Tahoe restaurants welcome every appetite with delicious food at a great altitude.
Palisades Tahoe Restaurants by Category
If there were an award for understated business names, Gordon's Backyard BBQ and Catering would be a contender. This movable feast will come to your event...read more
High Camp at Palisades Tahoe is a conglomeration of various activities and dining and drinking opportunities. One of the favorite activities here is a...read more
Palisades Tahoe (formerly Squaw Valley) is known to be a breeding ground for famous pro skiers. A few that have come from this area include Olympians Julia...read more
Le Chamois and the Loft Bar, known as the Chammy by locals, is the quintessential après-ski bar. Having opened its doors in 1969, it is truly a part of the...read more
If you enjoy the Food to Fork movement that supports small farmers and eating healthier, more sustainable food, then check out Mtn Roots Food Trucks. Having...read more
For those stormy days or when you're just ready to get out of the elements but still want to take in the outdoors, Plaza Bar is the place to rest your feet...read more
A prime example of California chic, PlumpJack Inn is designed with a high-class, contemporary flair that still connects with the mountains. Modern, spacious...read more
If you are staying at the Resort at Squaw Creek or in Palisades Tahoe (formerly Squaw Valley) and are looking for an upscale sports bar,...read more
Six Peaks Grille is the best option for fine dining at the Resort at Squaw Creek. Located on the same level as the hotel's lobby, the restaurant...read more
Stoked Oak BBQ is a great place for enjoying a little protein while snowboarding or skiing Alpine Meadows. A restaurant that offers open-air grilling of...read more
