The Grille is a great place for social hour, or brunch if you're in the Somersett area even if…read moreyou're not a golfer. Service has always been friendly no matter the size of our group. I've had their social hour many times and it's affordable and tastes good. The usual bar fare like the wings are great but I really enjoyed their shrimp and the fried fish tacos. For brunch the bloody Mary's are really tasty and the breakfast is solid. It's just a great place to relax and enjoy the beautiful view of the mountains and the golf course!

Lunch or Dinner in the bar area or outside deck with incredible view, burgers are really good and…read morealways prepared how we ask (med rare) they use really good beef! The fish and chips are also really good, there is a full dinner menu but we usually just stop in for a quick bite

The food and service are excellent. We eat there a few times each month. They have an awesome…read moremenu that always has creative additions as well as traditional fare. Yesterday, I had the Crab Benedict which was amazing. I would recommend just about anything on the menu. Another favorite of mine are the barbecue pork sliders. The vibe is authentic cowboy Reno. The servers genuinely try to keep you happy. Every guest that we have taken there loves it as well. Bon Appetite meets Yahoo!

In a nutshell, terrible service unless they know you, overpriced terrible cocktails, and food that…read moresmelled good. See details below if you want to know the story. . . From the moment we walked through the door, we were treated as if we were inconveniencing them by asking for a table. We were totally agreeable and ok with a table or the bar. After about 10 minutes, we were directed to the bar where there was one seat for two of us and the gal with the green shirt that was from somewhere in South Carolina promised to get us another stool. We went to where we were shown to go. Another couple at the bar mentioned someone had taken the stool that belonged where we were. We ordered two drinks, Jameson on the rocks and a Grey Goose or Tito's Lemondrop. $14 for the lemondrop that couldn't have had a shot of vodka in it. I'm not sure it had any in it because it tasted like lemon juice and Cointreau. The single shot of Jameson on the rocks was $12.25. There were 3 local guys who appeared to be finishing up on the other side of the couple next to us that were standing and leaning on empty stools. I asked them if we could have one of the stools and one of the guys jokingly told me not to yell at him. We laughed and he said he was leaving anyway, but the bartender told him not to give us the stool. The bartender brought us our drinks and we patiently waited for a stool, but decided if we finished our drinks and hadn't received menus or a stool that we'd find a different spot. The food smelled good and the few people eating seemed to be enjoying it. After a bit longer we were asked if we wanted to move to a table when one came open. We should have said yes, but we were trying to be easy and agreeable as they seemed overwhelmed, even though there were two empty dirty tables and the three spots at the bar where the local guys were bullshitting and leaning on the back of the empty stools, so we said we would stay at the bar. We still had not been offered menus or the 2nd stool we were told was coming. After another short while, a couple at the end of the bar left and the bartender asked us if we wanted to move into those spots. We moved and ordered another Jameson on the rocks. We found a menu that another patron had left and decided we would order if asked before we finished our cocktails. The bartender gave us the 2nd Jameson on the rocks, but never asked us if we wanted to order even though she knew we came for dinner. We finished our drinks and asked the lady in the green shirt with South Carolina on it if we could have our bill because we had already been there more than 50 minutes while feeling like we may have never been asked what we wanted to eat. We finally got our bill of $38.50 for a terrible lemondrop and two shots of Jameson on the rocks. We left hangry and irritated that we never got to taste the food we were smelling. I've heard good things and had a nice Mother's Day there last year, but I won't go back unless I'm with a recognized local as they seemed to be the only patrons receiving food. Obviously, by the length of this review, that I'm very disappointed and hope the staff will take into account how they made good paying patrons feel. I wouldn't recommend wasting your time. If management cares enough to check the receipts, we were there 4/17/26 and left between 6:30 and 7pm.

Overall, the food wasn't anything to hype up. I personally got the corned beef brisket hash, and it…read morewas pretty mid the meat was extremely overcooked. However, the service and ambiance were really nice. I just felt the food was overrated.

Looking for a solid happy hour with great cocktails and a legit burger? Get yourself to Sage Leaf…read more Happy hour runs from 5-6pm at the bar only, but if you can snag a seat, it's well worth it. Vodka drinkers, the Sage Leaf cocktail is top notch. Gin lovers, The Bee's Knees is the move (and my personal favorite). Come for the drinks, stay for the burger.

Food excellent. Had pizza, Cesar salad and chicken wings all were great and fed 3 of us with doggy…read morebag to go Highly recommend!

We arrived just a little past lunch time, around 2:30pm on a Wednesday. There were a few diners and…read moresomeone waiting for their pizza takeout. We were seated at a booth in the middle of the spacious restaurant but decided on another for more privacy. We were given a bottle of water and glasses without prompting. Looks like they repurpose liquor bottles for this purpose and I like that very much! We decided on Fried Cheese Curds, Pork and Padron Pizza, and Los Olivos Pizza. They all came out quick. The cheese curds were delicious! Crispy outside and chewy inside, sweet and salty, and the dipping sauce was so tasty we asked for another. We enjoyed both pizzas too, with their flat dough. We were hungry so this hit the spot for us. We weren't able to finish all tho so we brought some leftovers back, which tasted fine cold for dinner! Staff were attentive and friendly. Prices seem reasonable for the unusual ingredients, quality, and portion. 4 stars.

Excellent food and service. Outstanding value…read more Highly recommend and I recommend the pot roast Benedict for breakfast!

every time i make a trip to tahoe I always have a meal at…read moremaggies. such a cozy spot. food is phenomenal.

Super friendly service, fast, lots of options. Good parking, will come back- they have fresh pies.read more

We were with a group of about 14 fellow classic Datsun owners on a fun run from the Sacramento…read morearea. We decided to stop at Donner Ski Ranch for lunch because there would be plenty of parking. I'm not sure what was communicated to the hostess as the front of the group entered, but we weren't seated together. Everyone was split up between the outside and inside tables. The waitress had no problem splitting the check for us and the two other Datsun owners at our table. The menu tends toward fried foods. I ordered the "Gourmet Grilled Cheese" sandwich. What a disappointment. It was barely cooked, the cheese was one slice of cheddar and one slice of Swiss. Not melted at all. A couple of chunks of avocado and two slices of tomato (one on each half) made up the "Gourmet" aspect, I guess. I ordered fries as my side. The fries were a generous portion but very very salty. My husband's DSR Burger was OK, per his evaluation. He too ordered the fries, and while he generally likes salty foods, he too found the fries too salty. The bathrooms are in dire need of repair. The toilets worked but the paper holders were hanging open because the duct tape used to close them had worn out. The sink facets were loose. At least the bathroom appeared clean. As a meeting place for a group on a long ride, this place was sufficient, but I'll not be returning here on my own.

The food and service were excellent .the ambiance is very pleasant …read more The prices are somewhat expensive, but the food and service are very good.

We grabbed a light dinner. We ordered the beet salad, arancini and dessert that we shared. Their…read moremenu is very limited. (Knocked it down 1 star) We enjoyed everything we ordered and the portion was perfect. The service was great, ambience was warm and enjoyed our meal.

This place is a gem! Good service and excellent fried chicken sandwich location was also great with…read morenice views if you sit by the windows

What a great find here in Truckee! We happened to stumble upon Alibi when another beer hall ended…read moreup being closed for the night and were happy we did. Alibi was a cool spot with awesome wall art inside their bar and in the adjacent dining area. You order at the bar and can choose either scene to enjoy your food and drinks. The dining hall was more lit and made a cozy spot to catch up with friends without too much loud noise. I ordered their seasonal Asian Wonton Salad ($15) with a sweet dressing and loads of cabbage, carrots, and onions, and it was a refreshing bite to pair with my draft beer. Drinks were fairly prices and had a great selection of local choices. If I'm ever back in warmer weather, would definitely enjoy checking out the outside patios.

Went here for dinner for a couple of days after a motorcycle ride and a day hike. I have to say…read morethat it's an adorable little spot definitely worth checking out. There's a cute little fishing pond outside where you can catch your own dinner, along with outdoor seating. The inside of the restaurant feels like a little log cabin with a bar and a game room downstairs. The dishes were absolutely delicious and they were HUGE servings! As in three of us could've shared my Osso Buco. The beet salad was amazing and the salmon plate was also very good. They serve fresh baked bread along with every meal, and their attention to detail was outstanding. Everyone on staff is friendly, hospitable and they go out of their way to make sure your dining experience is top notch! We didn't stay overnight, so I can't say anything about the accommodations, but from what I did see it was quaint, relaxing and inviting. A lazy little spot to rest and relax.

A most enjoyable time was had during my stay. It had been about 30 years since my last visit and it…read morewas as wonderful as I remembered. The newest owners have maintained the natural beauty of the resort and I was thankful. The onsite restaurant was equally enjoyable. Service was excellent and the food was delicious. The room was cozy and comfortable. There is no cell service in or near the room (which they make clear when booking) but this turned out to be a blessing. Detaching from the webs and simply enjoying the scenery and time spent with loved ones was much needed.

Easy parking, nice ambiance. The food was excellent and Kyle…read moretook great care of our table. Enjoyed Kyle's knowledge of the 1880 building. We had a wonderful lunch experience. We'll be back.

Shout out to the homie Bri. My favorite server, I have never had a bad experience with her. She…read morealways recognizes us and makes it a fantastic time. Definitely my favorite person to see when I walk in.