This place f*cking rocks. If you come to graeagle and don't go to the knotty pine you haven't…read morereally been to graeagle. Ask for Stacie, tell her Greg sent you. You'll get the local's treatment. Whenever I think about Toby Kieth's song " I love this bar" I think of the knotty pine tavern. Skip this bar at your peril.

Classic mountain dive bar! Nothing fancy, but it doesn't need to or feel like it's asking to be...!…read morePlenty of good selections await just behind the bar and are enjoyed by a mixture of locals along with tourists in the area. There's one pool table and a number of smaller TV's showing the latest games. The bar is centrally located in the small downtown Graeagle amidst a number of boutiques and other small stores. Enjoy!

My friend who visited the Grizzly Grill with me were both very pleased to see the menu and pricing…read moredoesn't seem to have changed. We appreciate the new owners for keeping the restaurant very much like Chris and Randi left it. It still has the home town vibe, great food, fair pricing and l look forward to a summer full of great food and fun times.

Solid choice for dinner if you find yourself in the Portola/Blairsden/Graeagle area. I met a couple…read morehigh school friends to catch up a little bit. I've only been here a few times since I now live out of town... but every time I visit, I appreciate the interior - I really like the look! We started with spinach / artichoke dip as an appetizer... thumbs up all around the table on that one. There are actually several appetizers on the menu that look good - it's always tough for me to choose - but if you just wanted to drop by for a happy hour nibble, I'd say most people would be covered. It'd be fair to say that apps are one of their strengths. I had a caesar salad, and it was good! Pretty standard caesar, but I'm amazed that many restaurants manage to screw it up by drowning it in dressing or whatever. None of the common mistakes here - nice fresh, crisp lettuce... good dressing and imo the right amount - not too heavy, not too light. Just right. One of my friends had the Chicken Parm and the other had Shrimp Scampi - both reported goodness! The dishes looked great, but I behaved this time and kept my fork to myself. I had the salmon - one of my "go to" dishes - and it was good as well. Yes... we had dessert! There were several good options, but we decided to share the cookie "mess". Good balance with all ingredients... and for something described as a "mess," it was plated quite well! Definitely high on my list of possibilities when I'm in the area!

Friendly local wine and beer watering hole if you're thirsty and in the area. They had beer taps…read morefeaturing different micro craft breweries. Centrally located in Graeagle. Has good Wi-Fi. During the 4th of July weekend festivities, there's a lot going on on the Saturday evening in this part of town. The indoor seating is limited, but there's a lot of outdoor seating and tables. Dog friendly.

We've been here many times since 2018. The Peak is a family favorite. It has limited indoor seating…read morebut a large outdoor seating area. The service is always quick. The Peak offers a selection of excellent wines by the glass or bottle as well as beer on tap. There is a humidor with at least 20 varieties of cigars. Had a fantastic visit with owner Kelly Ann.

Had dinner at the Roadhouse 5 or 6 times times. We usually sit in the bar area and order burgers,…read morechicken sandwiches or fish tacos. The wait staff is super nice and quick to get drinks. Food is pretty good for a little mountain town. I think we're lucky to have it and more importantly, Patrick Swayze would approve. Thanks Roadhouse!

The Coyote before it closed was a staff nightmare. Tried to drive by and get dinner around 5pm…read more Doors locked, open sign showed open. Waitress unlocked the door, said we open at 5. It was like 456. I mentioned sign said open. Waitress said - oh he went out and did that early, come back in 5. I did not. As a local, she was no one I recognized. Had a couple friends ask me about The Roadhouse the next day and related the shitty staff experience. Won't return. As I told people - Coyote and Roadhouse maintained two commonalities - location and shitty/rude staff.

Good service, even with a small menu. Great views of the golf course and if you're lucky you'll see…read morea some of the deer that roam here. Full bar and outdoor patio.

What a surprise. This little restaurant at the golf course was excellent. Very quick service. A…read morenice view of the golf course. And the French dip sandwich was one of the best I've ever had... generous portion of smoked steak strips with a unique dipping sauce. Crisp and tasty french fries. Everyone else at the table enjoyed their meals also. We will definitely be coming back.

Everything ! The service is amazing the food is gourmet !…read moreLoved it! We will come back when we are in this area ! Clint was our waiter bartender and he was so friendly and took 5 star care of us !

We stayed at the resort for the one night and enjoyed the food at the Altitude Bistro. Their menu…read moreis small but I think has a nice range in options! They even had a number of plant based items. The dinner came out in a timely manner, was fresh, and presented beautifully. The fruit cups they had were a variety of berries which was a pleasant surprise. Breakfast was equally as tasty and fresh. My daughter ordered the french toast. The syrup was already poured over it which I didn't like because it was too heavy handed but the flavors in the french toast were wonderful! It was almost like a bread pudding french toast. Delicious. The employees were all very friendly and helpful. What a beautiful little hidden gem this place is!

How far is the buck inn? Read the shirt in the photo, but it's about 45 miles from Reno, and as far…read moreas local watering holes in small mountain towns go, Buck Inn is the epitome and five star fantastic. Yes. It's quirky AF, but isn't that EXACTLY what you want? One part legend, another lore, add in all the best parts of a dive like colorful locals, super friendly staff, and cheap drinks, plus nostalgic and vintage vibes, and an enigmatic but eventually welcoming and warm owner, and you've got the Buck Inn. When you arrive, be sure to glance just past the bar and see the sign for "Lizard Xing" and look for the attack lizards inside. If you peek outside in the backyard you may see a casket. Not sure what it's for, and maybe don't ask, but certainly check it out and look around for other fun! Lastly, make sure you look above the last chair of the bar, next to the patio door. They call it the "Asshole Corner" and it was super fun to sit a friend down their and snap a pic without them knowing! We drove over the mountain on back roads in SXS UTVs to get here, and the effort was well rewarded. I'm not saying this is a destination BUT if dives are your thing, then make it one!

Find the local bar to pool table, shuffleboard, and sometimes they have bands couple beers on tap!!read more

Great vibe. Do not judge a book by the entrance…read more Nice locals and strong drinks! Patronize a local legacy

Michelle is a great bartender and the locals were super friendly. We had a great time playing pool…read moreand enjoying a few cold drinks!

Keep coming back for their Italian chopped Grinder!! Very tasty, served with a cold beer and chips…read more- it doesn't get better than this. Ask for extra pepprocinis!