First the Good:…read more souvenir pint glass, great choice of beer, great food choices, plenty of seating, there is not a more beautiful place in Tahoe for Oktoberfest! The Bad: $10 pretzels are cold and stale and no beer cheese to dip, beer refill lines way to long, bands were not good, no fun music and they take long breaks between. Also not one Chicken Dance?? Really?? No pumpkin patch for kids. Overall this has the makings to be a great Oktoberfest, next year we will make the drive to Camp Richardson's Oktoberfest, always good time there.

Can't wait for this awesome event! 5 bucks for imported German beers served in 1/2 liter glass…read moresteins. Heard they are going to have Bitburger this year. Last year they had a 20 piece Bavarian band and a few German dance troops. Squaw is the perfect place for this event, it really takes you back to Bavaria. Just awesome!

The food is so good! And the portion sizes are huge. I tried the salmon boxty and the vegetable…read morecurry boxty both super good and hearty. I've never tried a boxty before and I was pleasantly surprised how good this was. Definitely recommend I also tried their boozy hot coco and it was so good! Exactly what I wanted to keep warm. The vibes are your typical Irish pub flare, and service was good

First off. We went here a few times. It was good we returned many times…read more The service was great. The entire staff makes you for welcome. The ambiance is wonderful. Like I said, we kept coming back. The food was exceptional. We worked our way through the menu and I just want to point out the stew. I'm a super fan of stew and just had to try it. It did not disappoint. The bread they give with it is also a treat. I dug into the stew only to find a bonus mound of mashed potatoes in the center under the stew. The meat was so delectable and the vegetables were so soft yet not too soft or mushy. Enjoy!!

Keoki is the GOAT of photography, he is unmatched in his field. If you want high end photos this…read moreis a place you can not pass up. Breathtakingly gorgeous pieces of art anyone would be proud to have in their home.

Nothing says "take home a large art object" like a day on the ski slopes, which is why Gallery…read moreKeoki is open for 365 days a year for your collecting pleasure. It's actually an ambitious, fairly serious art gallery with some really good stuff by local and nationally known painters, scuptors, ceramicists, and so on. But they have to make money, so it also has plenty of kitchy paintings of the lake, wildlife, and night sky. The biggest crowd pleasers, especially for the kids, are some of the most amazing kaleidoscopes I've ever seen. In the interest of responsible art sales, they have a 30-day refund policy and 5-year trade-in policy on much of their collection. They could go a little farther and do blood alcohol tests and relationship compatibility tests before letting couples struggle with the details of shipping a half-ton stone bear.

Watched The Super Mario Galaxy Movie here on a Thursday afternoon. There were a few parties ahead…read moreof us for buying tickets and concessions but we were all taken care of quickly. Pros: + independent one-screen theater is intimate and lovely + great popcorn with generous butter on top + comfortable seats and well taken care of facilities + family oriented with lots of kids + great location across the street from Lake Tahoe + friendly staff who are efficient and know a lot of locals! It was a bit pricey but it is Tahoe and it's great to support a local business.

A fun experience on our recent trip to Tahoe! We wanted to watch the Minecraft movie so we booked…read moreour tickets in the afternoon day of. I was worried they would sell out knowing they only have one screen and show one movie. When it comes to pricing, the tickets are about the same price as big chain movie theater tickets nowadays. I paid $65 for 4 tickets. Upon walking in, you'll see that this place is small!. Once you walk in the front door, you're basically seeing all there is to see! I do love that old-fashioned, family-owned feeling though. We got a large popcorn to share ($8) and got butter and cheesy seasoning before walking in to grab some seats. As expected, there were lots of teenagers and younger people watching the movie, and they were a bit rowdy. Seats are comfortable and no complaints about the viewing experience overall. Tips: We were lucky that our hotel was right next door so timing wasn't a big issue, but I would definitely recommend coming 15-20 minutes before the movie starts so you can grab some good seats.

August 21, 2025…read more Update now of any comments, Maestro or Maestra a few notes on the piano if you please, one thousand four hundred! I seeing only two comments for beautiful Tahoe City! Tahoe City is in Placer County! Very beautiful, hiking trails, some museums. After think called Gatekeeper Museum, it was a special event day on August 2, 2025 so the family and I went to Gatekeeper Museum! After, we walked in the town! There are restaurants, there are as I saw, least two hotels! That afternoon I saw license plates from Texas and from Oregon. Wow, the people from Oregon and from Texas drove here, good thing then that there are least two hotels! My first of this has sixteen USEFUL, COOL, FUNNY votes!

First time coming to this side of Lake Tahoe. Tahoe City is a nice picturesque place and nice area…read moreto walk around and enjoy the quaint city.

This is a cute picnic spot close to the lake. There's a few benches around the bear sculpture and…read moreeach bench can easily seat 4-6 people. There's street parking available beside the plaza but it is limited so you may have to park elsewhere and walk here. The bears made from coins are pretty cool and a nice backdrop for taking pictures!

A great place to sit with a lake view high above Tahoe City Beach, in a park designated to honor…read morethe heritage of the city through informational placards that celebrate the history. You can walk a trail to the beach below. The park has picnic tables, beach access, and tone block benches that sit like a small amphitheater, but the star of the show is a 12.5 foot mother bear with cubs, covered in about 200,500 pennies. If I know my math, that's like $41,536 pesos. According to Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, who met at Burning Man for which this 2017 art piece was made, they "encourage interaction with public art because it is approachable and provocative. The materials we use seem from a distance to be standard coatings like paint or steel, but it is on closer examination that the viewer becomes a participant, discovering that the art is covered in whimsical materials like pennies or marbles. These materials have nostalgic connections, they are delightful to touch, perhaps make a sound or pass light." I look at it and think that makes cents.

Wonderful selection from local artists. The artists volunteer there, so you can speak with whoever…read moreis working about their work.

We stopped by here just to get a little warm honestly. We were out walking around and decided to…read moretake a peek. We ended up spending at least an hour walking around and looking at the beautiful paintings and ceramics. There are lots of talented artists in Tahoe!