The food was absolutely amazing, from the premier club espresso martini, to the…read moreshrimp/avocado/mango appetizer, to the prosciutto wrapped salmon. And don't forget the molten lava Heath bar ice cream dessert...deelish! However, our service was failing. Our appetizers came before our drinks, we had to keep asking for refills for our water, and then we waited 20 minutes between the appetizer and the dinner to come out. They also cleared our silverware after the appetizer and we had to ask for silverware when the entrées came. I would expect better service at such a nice restaurant.

I'm disappointed! I love wine and paint classes. I've taken a few. We came as a group of 7 and the…read moreinstructor didn't expect us - despite the fact that we used a code upon registration so that we could sit together. We were split up, which was such a bummer. The artist was nice, but moved pretty fast. We had to keep asking for her to go back and explain what she'd already painted. She also only wanted to listen to her music!

What I personally, as a Mom, want from any business involved in teaching my children:…read more-no drama -fairness -the freedom for my kids to be themselves -a sense of family -the ability to walk a fine line of praise meets the reality of working hard -open communication We've received all of the above from Forever Dance and I always feel comfortable talking to them about my questions and concerns. This studio has been a great experience for my daughter and she has always loved it here. They have a really well-rounded schedule of classes. Joan & Dino are equal parts loving with their dance kids and no-nonsense/if you want it you work hard. The moms always work together to carpool, fundraise and make sure we help everyone we can with costumes, etc. It's a little family and all the qwerks & perks that come with it.

Classic dance classes, Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Musical Theater, Hip Hop, Tumbling. Award winning…read morecompetition dance team. Full ballroom program, Waltz, Swing, Salsa, Rumba, Fox Trot, Cha Cha, and more. Yoga classes and Cross Fit training. Theater arts, acting and vocal training.

Erin (founder of High Vibe Society Artisan Collective) has created a great space for local artists…read moreand for people like me who love being creative but need a place (and help) to achieve greatness! We took an acrylic painting class which was well thought out and our instructor John was very helpful, he gave great feedback throughout every stage of the painting process and I look forward to attending future classes. 'All in all' a fun evening out and glass of wine and snacks always goes down well when being expressive through painting. Highly recommend going to a class or just stopping by the artist space to see the beautiful pieces that are being created. Thank you Erin and John, we'll definitely be back!

Great times! Needed a little artistic inspiration & attending this class was a nice push to pick…read moreup a brush (and a mimosa) again. It was so rewarding to be encouraged by a knowledgeable instructor and surrounded by other positive people at my level. Plus the location is awesome, the High Vibes Art Society space is full of unique local art on display and affordable gifts to select for loved ones.

Zephyr Point is such a peaceful and beautiful spot in Lake Tahoe. The views are absolutely…read morebreathtaking -- crystal-clear water, mountain scenery, and the perfect place to just slow down and take it all in. I spent this trip here for a spring retreat with classmates, and it was the perfect setting to connect, reflect, and recharge. The area is well-kept, quiet, and has that calm, refreshing Tahoe energy. Whether you're here for a retreat, a walk, or just to sit by the water, it's hard not to feel grounded and inspired here. Definitely one of my favorite serene spots in Tahoe!

If you can get in, this is a great place to spend time in Tahoe. The cabins are nice and well…read moreappointed. The staff is responsive and helpful. Parking can be a challenge and some cabins require long walks and even some long stairs. They do have shuttles and the staff is always offering rides. The beach area is wonderful and there are so many places to wander. My only experience is with Hubbard Lodge and a couple of the cabins, but I would recommend this place to anyone holding a spiritual retreat or other special occasion.

The venue offers a fantastic concert experience with stunning views of the surrounding Sierra…read moreNevada mountains. Despite being outdoors, the amphitheater feels intimate, giving fans a great view of the stage from nearly every seat. The sound quality is generally excellent, and the cool Tahoe evening air makes summer concerts especially enjoyable. For a show like Lauren Daigle's, the setting complements her music beautifully, creating a memorable atmosphere under the stars. A few things to keep in mind: * Parking can be limited, so arriving early is a good idea. * Evening temperatures often drop quickly, even in summer, so bringing a light jacket is recommended. * Food and beverage options are available, though they can be pricey, as is common at concert venues. Overall, it's one of Northern California and Nevada's premier outdoor concert venues, combining great acoustics, scenic surroundings, and a relaxed Lake Tahoe vibe that makes live performances feel extra special.

Contrary to the current Yelp listing, Lake Tahoe Amphitheatre at Caesars Republic is NOT Closed…read more The given "Harvey's" website shows upcoming concerts and I attended the one featuring Eric Church last night. As far as I can tell, Caesars Entertainment simply switched the name of this Casino property (including the Amphitheatre) from Harveys to Caesars Republic. I've gone ahead an notified Yelp HQ of my suggested changes. Gayle and I very much enjoyed the Eric Church Concert (with Ernest as the opening act). As with other concerts, the published starting time seems to be merely a suggestion, and at least here I got the impression that 11 PM was the locally designated hard stop. That's too bad, as I could have used at least another half hour of EFC. We were the front area of Section 5 at the aisle and found both the sightlines and acoustics to be excellent. Although Eric Church is known as a country artist, this guy and his band can rock with the best of them. The one guy in the cowboy hat occasionally playing the steel guitar or banjo sometimes seemed out of place. Gayle and I were a little out of place as we were amongst a large number of "true believers" otherwise known at the Church Choir. They know all the lyrics, sang along, raised their glasses and fists, and swayed to the music. Although I need to catch up (starting with reviewing the set list), we both had a great time. And of course, we're at Lake Tahoe and although the water was out of sight, one can't help but marvel at the beauty of this place, even though the arena itself has a temporary feel in spots. Thank you to the the hard working forks working the event, who made getting in and out, and feeling comfortable relatively easy.

100 years ago South Lake Tahoe was once home of an extravagant five star hotel and gambling casino…read moreon the California side of the lake! The Baldwin Museum depicts through pictures and film the life of real estate tycoon Elias Baldwin. Elias "Lucky" Baldwin built a resort for the wealthy from San Francisco and Virginia City, right on the shores of Lake Tahoe between 1880 and 1909. He had lookouts on the road, whenever the sheriff came to town, and the gambling disappeared in a wink of the eye, for the time being! He was a real estate magnate owning what is now the Brentwood area of Los Angeles, along with the area around Montebello, and the Santa Anita Racetrack. He was the first president of the Pacific Stock Exchange. In 1909 Elias Baldwin's luck ran out. With his death, Anita Baldwin inherited the $20 million estate ($2 billion dollars in today's money!), and gave her daughter Dextra Baldwin six acres of land on the shores of Lake Tahoe. After his death, oil was discovered on his lands, becoming the Montebello oil fields, the richest oil field on the west coast. The Baldwin hotel burned down in 1914, and the remains of the foundation can still be seen today. Dextra ordered the building of the Baldwin mansion in the early 1920s. It was completed in 1924, and is one of the finest examples of simple rustic architecture for that period of time. It was used as a summer home, and complimented by a number of guest cabins nearby on the estate, all on the Lake. Some of the cabins are visible through a wire door, others only through the windows. We can go through the bottom floor, with the huge stone fireplace, and the deer trophy mounted half way up. No access to the top floor. The museum is on the bottom floor, with black and white pictures of Anita, Elias, and Dextra. There is a life size mannequin dressed as Elias in the museum, along with the home vault, real hunting rifles, and a phonograph player, among the other items of the era. Anita eventually ordered the casino razed to the ground in the 1920s, again with the foundations still visible today. I guess she didn't win enough money at gambling! Actually she had it torn down as the casino lost money, had high maintenance costs, and dumped raw sewage into the Lake -she was an early environmentalist. Dextra passed away in 1967, with the Baldwin mansion and cottages eventually being willed to the government. The Baldwin family could afford to give it to the government, as legacy of the family, due to their immense holdings in real estate and oil. Too bad we all don't have such families!

Really great people! The atmosphere is one of relaxation and fun! Many tv's for watching the games!read more

Went out for Christmas eve fun. We stopped at several bars along Highway 89 on foot and they were…read moreall pretty sleepy and slow. We walked over to Moose Lodge. Wow. It was jumping. No empty seats at bar. Everyone happy friendly and people kept buying us drinks. We had a ball. That's why I joined and paid three years in advance. We own a vacation rental forestviewtahoe.com just down Eloise at forest edge on West way. Love the Moose. Long live Fraternal Orders!

Still loving this outdoor concert venue. Came here to see Marshall Tucker Band with my son…read more Handicap seating has a good view. Sound is clear. Mother Nature was compliant for concert weather. Customer service, Julie, is always top notch.

Warning to high-end concert ticket purchasers: this venue allows people to stand in front of your…read moreseats, obstructing your view of the performance