I went here for a birthday and I tell you what... this place was perfect. Chill, good vibes and…read moregreat service (Mary was amazing!) older and younger crowd. They have a touch tunes music player. Tip Mary well! She is awesome! Ok bye Tahoe.

This is my favorite little spot to visit when I am in incline village. The staff members are…read moreamazing and always remember all of the locals by name. This spot is right across the street from the beach and a great spot to stop by during snow days. Can't go to Tahoe without visiting the paddle wheel!

Absolutely gorgeous setting. Food is pretty good, and decent priced given the setting. We really…read moreenjoyed it and would recommend, especially for lunch.

We came to celebrate my birthday breakfast at Fumo, and it was such a wonderful experience from…read morestart to finish. We were greeted by Adrian, our host, who was incredibly welcoming and made excellent recommendations for both our breakfast and drinks. Everything was amazing--the food, the drinks, the atmosphere, and even the conversation. Adrian truly made my birthday feel special, and we couldn't have asked for a better experience. Thank you, Adrian! We will definitely be back.

I took my family for lunch at Fubu after a fun day of playing in the snow. There was ample parking…read morein the lot and they have cute little enclosed seating areas with heaters, great for those with pets joining. The waiter was friendly and efficient and the food was delicious and served hot. Overall, it's nice restaurant with a good amount of menu options.

Love that Incline beach has service at the beach. I usually bring enough to share for a long day at…read morethe beach but on those days we don't or need more, barefoot bar is there with great options. They grill up burgers, chicken strips and fried and have salad options. The staff is usually local young adults. It's clean and welcoming. Love love love that they come down to serve on the beach over weekend.

Wow, what a sight. Visibly stunning, it's the best of Tahoe. Crystal blue water, boats, amazing…read more Think Cayman Islands. Just look at these pics: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/incline-beach-barefoot-bar-incline-village?select=mCDc77yu4hTNNAmFJP38cQ http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/incline-beach-barefoot-bar-incline-village?select=-YMD2kwW_KlFIN_S06ozmA The bar is a pretty good size, with extra chairs all around, and standing room if you desire. Downside: It's part of the Hyatt Incline Village, so you must park on their premises.

Very chill and relaxing establishment Bartenders are…read moreknowledgeable and friendly too. My favorite new place in incline village. They also have DJ's and bands :)

This was a very pleasant surprise. Kind of a little hidden gem, and for sure a place I will be…read morestopping by again. I'll say right off, I'm giving them 4-stars since I had time to just grab one drink and a snack. I'm sure when I come back and can hang out for longer, the next review will easily bump up to the 5-star level. Firstly, this is a cool hole in the wall, very nice ambiance, and set back in a way that makes it feel a bit like a speakeasy. The decor is very stylish and atmospheric, with plenty of comfy chairs and spaces at the bar, and the staff were quite friendly. And while I'm not the biggest fan of these in here, the bar has many countertop video poker machines, should you be inclined to play. This is a full bar, so they have plenty of selections for wine, beer, and spirits. But the main attraction are their house cocktails. Only had time to try one on this visit, but that Saffron Sazerac was very interesting indeed, and definitely makes me want to swing by and try more of their menu. And should you need something to snack on, they also have a small menu of bar bites, which is just enough to hit the spot. And as for prices, I found them pretty darn reasonable, especially given this is Tahoe, we're talking about. So yeah, all said, I have been fairly impressed with Gaviota. Definitely going to keep them on my short list of drinking spots on North Shore, and I think anyone looking for a classy beverage will love it here too. Hope to swing by again soon.

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.

the only great restaurant in incline village. the owner WILL sit down and talk to you, great…read moreperson. 10/10/10

Came here after a ski day and was pleasantly surprised at the different types of food offered here…read morecompared to the typical Tahoe apres ski dinners that we usually go for (i.e. pizza/pasta). They advertise that they take seasonal ingredients and usually prepare them over a charcoal fire. Their menu presentation is also creative, as they type it out in a receipt format. We came as a large group and ordered their entire menu. It was interesting to see the dishes they came up with. Some were pretty good - such as the sausages, but some were misses or did not really suit our palate. Either way, we had a great time. I would say overall, the food would be a 4/5, but the staff was very friendly and the restaurant had a great atmosphere.

I posted a review for the Lone Eagle under Stillwater Cafe. Below is the Stillwater…read more GREAT food. To start out, the bread was AMAZING. All good chefs say that bread is a good indicator of what the meal will be like. WOW is this true here! My husband got the candied BLT, and it was THE BEST BLTs he has ever had (son said same). One of my sons got the fish tacos and they were amazing. Salads did not disappoint. One of the best cafes at a Hyatt that I have had, and Hyatt does not disappoint (although read my review for the WORST HYATT EXPERIENCE EVER at Incline, Cutthroats Saloon.

We dined once again recently with guests who were visiting from out of town. And, once again, Bite…read moredid not disappoint. A few additional thoughts... - The crafted cocktails are very interesting, but on the small side. - Our server recommended that we think about needing to order two dishes per person, but we found that 6 dishes for the 4 of us were plenty. - The food, once again, was very tasty. Our favorites this time were the Ricotta Gnuddi, Grilled Halibut, Filet Mignon, and the Pork Baby Back Ribs. - The vibe and fact that the dishes are brought out to the table slowly and incrementally makes the entire dining experience especially social/enjoyable.

Decent spot - much nicer inside than expected. Service was prompt and friendly and I was excited to…read moresee some mocktails on the menu. We were going to make a reservation but a credit card was required - that felt excessive for a reservation on a Wednesday night so we risked it and just showed up. We were early (5:30) so we got seated right away. We got a variety of appetizers after my mocktails (very gingery, yum!). The ribs had a great sauce but were overcooked a bit. The burrata was nice but crostini was so hard I thought it might tear up my mouth. Gnuddi was tasty but very oily. Great ambience and perfect for a wine drinker - extensive list. We would bring family or friends there for a night classy night out, but it wasn't overwhelmingly amazing to us.

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.

It is restaurant week in Incline and I saw that Sage Leaf had a special meal. The main entree was…read morea Spaghetti Bolognese which is always my favorite since my Italian grandma made it for me. I entered and sat at the bar because the place was busy and it was a 20 minute wait. I ordered the special. The appetizer was Seared Scallops with a coconut cream polenta. The scallops were done right seared on both sides and the polenta was creamy and full of flavor. Then came the Spaghetti Bolognese which I was looking forward to. It looked appealing but once I tried it the flavor was not what I expected. It was a meat sauce but not a traditional bolognese. It had a different flavor with no tomatoes I think it was mainly wine based. Unfortunately I was expecting a traditional bolognese and it threw me off. And I asked for bread and they didn't have any. I took the dessert home a yellow cake with cream and a raspberry sauce. It was very good. The main thing I'm disappointed with is the Spaghetti Bolognese being not a traditional bolognese. I have eating breakfast here before and it was quite good.