From the service to the ice cold beer, everything was impeccable. I came by during the lunch rush…read morebut their service had no trouble getting me seated and served at lightning speed. Tyler my server was attentive and super helpful! From the busboy to the bartender, everyone made sure myself and those around me had everything they needed. On top of that the fried chicken sandwich, truffle fries, Munich Lager all lived up to the gold medal standard they seem to curate here. Highly recommend, especially with so many food spots crumbling under the pressure of the Tahoe crowds! Side note, the art inside is also beautiful :)

Loved this place! The service was great - very kind and casual. The food was good, definitely above…read moreaverage for a brewery. Speaking of, the Agua Fria lager was the best part of the stop. My girlfriend and I both said it's in our top 10 beer rankings. *Where you sit matters. We were first seated in the side room indoors and it felt like a family restaurant. We asked to move outside and that definitely helped with the overall experience.

What a great local atmosphere and small-town feel. Really impressed with the food, too! Wow, you…read morehave to try the desert. Dog friendly on the deck, which is totally cool.

We were looking for a bar and light food near our campsite and found this place. Food was great,…read moreand the service too, we ordered one sandwich to share, and they split it for us! Small detail but as a person who was in restaurant business it's a great sign! Thank you!

Stopped by after a hike for a burger and beer and it was a bit of a letdown. The place seemed…read morereally cool inside- good music, decor and vibes. Food, beer and service were meh. I ordered from the food truck outside. Very nice, very young guy took my order. Two smash burgers with cheddar cheese and no onions. I asked if I should get the extra patty for three additional dollars but he said he thought that the burger was plenty big with the single patty. When the food came out my burgers both had onions and Swiss cheese, not cheddar and my fries were ice cold and super greasy. I asked for some fresh fries, but by the time I got them and got back to the table, my burger was cold. I ate it without complaining about the onions and the wrong cheese because I hate to waste meat. And by the way, that beef patty was skimpy. Pretty much the whole burger was toppings, which were under the Patty so it made the burger look bigger. It did have good flavor, but it was unsatisfying in size. Also the fries were hot now but they were very soggy. I got pale ale from the bar as well as a nonalcoholic canned beer for my man. The bartender honestly seemed very disinterested in helping me. I paid and tipped and went back to the table. I didn't think the Pale Ale was anything special, it seemed kind of watery and flat. The nonalcoholic canned beer was very good according to my man. Pretty sad when the best part of your meal came in a can. Between my cost at the food truck and my cost at the bar, the total for lunch was $58. I would likely not return to this business.

Looking to just grab a local beer, my husband and I ended up coming to South Lake Brewing Company…read moreon a Wednesday afternoon, a little before 3:30 pm. South Lake Brewing Company is located in the same plaza as Target, with plenty of parking available. South Lake Brewing Company is also dog friendly for those traveling with their pups When we walked in through the back entrance, we were greeted by an employee. After looking over the menu, we ended up ordering: Pilsner, $8- My husband ordered this one for himself. He liked it and had said he would order it again. Not really big on beer (although I do like German beers), I didn't have any. 2 Towns Huckleberry Cider, $8- I ordered this cider for myself and I thought it was fantastic. The sweet flavors of the huckleberry was prominent and excellent as a hard cider. --------------------------- (Total= $16) After my husband paid, the employee helping got our drinks right away. Then we just sat in the corner inside to just enjoy and relax for a while. The place itself was pretty empty, although a small amount of traffic was coming in. The brewery inside was pretty clean and so were the ladies' restrooms. Outside there was a corn hole for those that wished to play and also it was nice that there was some shade as well. If I was a local, I would definitely come back.

Lake Tahoe AleWorX - The Y…read more Really good pizza! We had a great experience and the pizza was delicious. If you're going with a group of 4, I'd recommend ordering 2 pizzas each pizza is about 8 slices, and they're around $22+ depending on what you get. Parking is pretty convenient with a lot of parking around the area, and there are plenty of other things nearby to check out. They also have a bar next door, and you can bring your drink over while you enjoy your pizza, which is a nice bonus! Definitely a good spot to stop by if you're in The Y area of South Lake Tahoe!

If you have a big crowd, this place works (lots of tables, live music, lots of shareable foods),…read morebut I wasn't very impressed with the service and found the food expensive for the taste (tourist tax is definitely applied). I liked the beer cheese nachos and found this most 'worth it' for the price, given they are served with generous toppings. Cheese could have been spread around more since its more piled on top, but the chips were crispy and I loved the addition of black beans. A great shareable, or a large entree! For the pizzas, I tried the Mora (blackberry) and the Avventura. The prosciutto diparma were little salt bombs that overpowered the pizza in my opinion (I was expecting the thin slices of prosciutto tbh, they're kinda curled up and hard as they're baked in the oven and super salty), I could barely taste the blackberry (and a warm blackberry is kinda ehhh, I thought it would be more in the sauce). A cool concept, but I was definitely left disappointed with their execution.The Avventura was better, and I liked the red sauce in it. Crust/dough was mid overall. The beer wall is a cool concept, as it is pay by the ounce, but I wasn't the biggest fan of any I tried (the cider or strawberry sour, obviously I'm not a big beer fan haha). Also, the thing that soured my experience was the attitude of the cashier when we first ordered. I get it, it's summer and it's super busy, but he was very curt and had such an attitude, it kinda blew me away. After ordering, he informed us it would take 45 minutes for the food to come out, and "not any faster", as if we were going to argue (we weren't! we had a big party too and expected this!). I'm guessing he had some bad customers before us, but it is sooo unprofessional to act like that to more customers after. ALSO!! Our food came out in 20 minutes!! So it wasn't even that bad of a wait. I was baffled and his comments stuck around our party like a bad smell. Sooo yeah, don't recommend, there's other places that serve mid and expensive food around here to try instead without the bad service.

Stopped in for takeout and was met by a super friendly staff. He was quick and put my order in…read morepromptly. They have a nice waiting area and the inside and outdoor seating area is cozy and comfortable. When you pull into the parking lot, you immediately smell the delish smoked foods and it draws you in. I ordered the brisket sandwich and fried pickle spears. It came with silverware, your choice of bbq sauce and huge portions! The brisket was amazing-the perfect smoke and great bun. Grits-perfect. Fried pickle spears-enough for 4! Crispy and a nice beer batter. Def recommend!!

Sonney's has a very cool vibe, and we loved sitting outside on the patio. The weather was great, so…read morethe atmosphere was probably my favorite part of the visit, aside from the BBQ nachos. Those were so damn good, and we devoured them. The rest of the meal was hit or miss. The tri-tip dip was disappointing, with maybe two pieces of meat on each half. I added a side of pulled pork to my mac and cheese, which was good, but the pork and beef rib combo was just okay. We tried all the BBQ sauces and found every one of them too vinegary. I'd come back for the nachos and the patio, but I'd skip the sandwich and ribs next time.

The 7800 will always be a favorite for me. Classic old school vibe that Kirkwood is known for…read more Their food and drinks alway hit when you need a break from the slopes. The $4 beer is a must, and I am so glad they've kept a cheap option on the menu. The chicken tenders plus the pretzel with beer cheese are perfect options on a quick lunch break. They get busy but always hustle to get everyone's food and drink out. Just sit back (by the fireplace if you can snag that spot) and enjoy the feel of a true old-school ski bar. Don't come in expecting a fussy, bougie experience...you're at Kirkwood, not Palisades. And that's why we love it!

Food is wonderful. Service great. Ambiance is appropriate for a ski resort…read more Ordered the 7800 burger. Fantastic. Comes with fries. Can't miss.. Enjoy your time here. It may disappear...Vail is coming.

I use to hang out here when I live in South Lake Tahoe in the 80s. Some things never change and…read morethat is a good thing. This is still a locals bar but now 30 years later returning as a tourest the food and service did not disappoint. The point being we were in SLT for 9 days and ate here three times. I loved sitting outback among the giant pine trees. If you go and you are a tourest, please treat the locals with resepect. They live here and we are guests

Got the invite from a few coworkers to meet here and glad I did. This is a great spot to catch a…read morebeer and a bite after a day of skiing, even if that day was shortened by the springtime conditions. Service was completely reasonable, as a waitress took our orders and brought our food to the table. Even more coworkers showed up than I'd planned and that was not a problem. It wasn't a very bright environment and that worked out well. For a bunch of guys getting together, we didn't need much ambiance. Ordered a bunch of fried foods which weren't overpriced! Pretty nice. Most likely coming back with others for future get togethers. Feels like a great place to assemble your crew.

We passed someone on the trail who told us this was the best burger in town! We checked it out and…read morethey were not wrong! We will definitely be back next time we're in town. Our server was wonderful and i highly recommend the Alaskan Amber they have on draft. I added the side salad instead of fries and it was worth it! I ordered blue cheese dressing and it gad real blue cheese crumbles on it too! SO good!

I only came to play pool and didn't have the food…read more The food is probably good but I wouldn't know. Seems like there were A lot of diners in in the afternoon during the day on a weekday. Unfortunately I was disappointed that it has the best pool tables in town but I was not impressed at all! That's the reason for my review. When I visit next year I won't even bother bringing my cue sticks.

To be fair, no one comes here expecting decent food. You come here hungry after skiing all morning,…read moreso anything edible will do. I ordered the pesto chicken sando. It was okay, although the buns were a bit mushy and parts of the chicken were dry. The fries weren't crispy and didn't really taste like anything. For the quality, the sando was definitely overpriced. My partner said his burger wasn't that great either. But we left feeling full and recharged, so I guess there's that!

Went to the Wall for lunch at 2:30pm after skiing since 8:30am. Had wanted to eat elsewhere and get…read morea bowl but those counters were closed already, so we wandered into the Wall. We were seated almost immediately and had a very friendly hostess and server. As a group we ordered: Nachos with beef: 5/5 yes I'm sure they get the guac and cheese premade somewhere but the portion was generous, the spice level was decent, and nachos were flavorful. Pesto chicken sliders: 5/5 best thing we ordered. Fish and chips: 4/5 run of the mill fish and chips. The breading was a little thick and the fish wasn't particularly tender but it was alright. I usually feel like places don't provide enough tartar sauce but here I had sauce left over Bloody Mary: 5/5 I don't like blood Marys and I enjoyed this one which might indicate that it wasn't good but I really liked it. My husband said it was "more vegetal than usual" and I think I don't like the overwhelming tomato taste of a usual Bloody Mary so his observation makes sense Mulled wine: 4/5 pleasantly warm and interesting in flavor. Felt comforting after skiing If this was a random restaurant in the Bay Area this review would look very different but I'm comparing it to usual fare at ski resorts; to sit down to such a nice, filling, hot meal while wearing my ski boots was such a happy time, all three of us were thrilled.

K-Bar is what it looks like. Small and a bit packed, but a great place to hang out, warm up after a…read morelong day, and grab a beer or three. Bartenders are super chill. Prices are a bit high, but it's a slopeside bar so really are you surprised? Pretty well stocked liquor selection, but a more limited selection of beers. I didn't get the food, but curious to try that next time I'm here.

Love the bar, service, drinks and view! Bloody Mary's recommended or local IPA! Easy to meet…read morepeople and talk about travels!