Cute gift shop if you need a locally made and "inspired Etsy" type of gifts. Friendly staff…read more Shoppers quiet. Yarn is acrylic :(

Wildwood is a one of a kind local business here in Tahoe! I love the new back of the store that now…read moreincludes a HUGE variety of art supplies (in comparison to what we have in Tahoe). Definitely happy to pass by for the workshops that happen & the trinkets that are on the main section of the store. Also, the Gallery is my favorite part! There is a great variety of many local / locally regional artist that have their work hung up. It's inspiring especially through art blocks. Plus the owner is amazing! Super sweet.

Super cute toy store. Such fun Tahoe trinkets like magnets and shirts…read more Tons and tons of toys for kids of all ages. The employee was friendly.

The service is ok because it did take a little bit for the employee to come out. But other than…read morethat the selection of toys were good.

The Cobweb Palace is a cute little store located next to the Genoa Antique Store. Both are run by…read morethe same couple, with Lis minding the store here and Ron buried under the antique pile next door. There's a story about the origins of this building and how Ron moved it across the street many years ago. Genoa history is a living and non-linear one after all. Lis makes fun recycled jewelry pieces & also sells them on Etsy & Artfire. The store space is supplemented by homey antiques and attractive vintage clothing. It's a fun and friendly place to stop and another reason to linger in Genoa just a little bit longer.

From the owner: Antiques such as dolls, clothing, jewelry, accessories, textiles, lighting, artisan jewelry and…read moredecor, assemblage and reconstruction is a specialty!

What a lovely find! I had never been to Genoa and it had been years since my husband visited so we…read moredecided to take a drive there when we were in the area. The town is absolutely charming but what caught my attention was Sierra Chef. We made our way to the door and I was immediately in heaven as we entered the building. The store was filled with amazing Italian food items including pastas, sauces, and cheeses. There were chef prepared dinners for you to order to take home. Italian pastries and gelato tempted us. I gave in and ordered a pistachio gelato which was divine. My husband ordered a cookie and espresso which he said was perfectly prepared. I wish we would have had more time at Sierra Chef because we would have ordered more food items to try. The next time we are in the area, we will be making a stop to pick up some tasty treats!

Sierra Chef - Made In Nevada [Genoa NV]…read more I followed the garlicky smell of the savory prosciutto flatbread and our noses led us here at this Italian bakery called Sierra Chef. The minute we walked inside the smell of baked pastries, cookies, and sweet & savory treats permeated the store. Ahhhh... Sierra Chef also offers cooking classes for adults and children in their commercial kitchen. Saw a few ladies behind the counter taking the class and having fun at the same time while I perused through the items offered... some fun handcrafted kitchen items laid out on the back table. We were just looking for dessert since we already had brunch across the street at the Flutter & Buzz Cafe. I asked for gelato and chose dark chocolate flavor. Waited while the employee went towards the back to scoop our ice creams. I had no idea how huge the servings were when she handed the cups to me. I should've just asked for one cup to share. It was delicious though. We sat and enjoyed them outside at their outdoor patio. The weather was beautiful and perfect for gelato. Mangia Bene! Review #3734

We love taking our ten year old daughter to clay class. The environment is friendly and pleasing…read more The kids have a great time while making works of art.

An outstanding community art studio run by two incredible LTCC art instructors. This is the type of…read morelocal business Tahoe needs--a space that promotes creativity, the arts, and positive social connections.

Larissa of Papercake Designs was terrific to work with. She did such a fabulous job on or wedding…read moreinvitations, and we got a lot of compliments on them from our guests, that we asked her to create a lot of other things for the event, including menus, escort cards, table cards, welcome sign, party favor jar labels and framed drink, dessert and hors d'oeuvres menus. She was prompt and professional and worked with us to get the exact right design that we wanted for everything. For certain events, you want so much to go right and you want to be able to express your own style and personality in all the details. Larissa's great work allowed us to do this with every design that she worked on with us. We can't recommend her talent and professionalism and the care she puts into her work and into ensuring that it gets delivered on time highly enough! Thank you, Larissa! :)

AMAZING. That's all you need to know. If you're planning an event and need invitations /…read morestationery, stop now and email Larissa. You won't be sorry. If you actually need more information (geez), keep reading. From the beginning, Larissa was the most consistently easy and fun part of our wedding planning process. We contacted her and set up a time to meet - in a cafe in Dogpatch. She snagged us a table big enough to spread out swatches, past invitations so we had something to go on, wording suggestions, etc etc etc. Being the indecisive (and somewhat uncreative) people we are, my then-fiance and I needed all the visuals to give us that spark. Using Larissa's suggestions, we picked a design and colors, but wanted to make it more personal and tailored to our zoo wedding, so we asked her to add some animal silhouettes to an existing design. Back-and-forth emails - our requests, Larissa's suggestions, sample pdf's for us to approve, wording, escort cards, one layer or two?, dinner icons (we had 2 different kinds of chicken, and she was actually able to clearly make distinctions for our wait staff). Every response was prompt, deadlines were met (even when our RSVP list changed multiple times **in the few days before our wedding**), and payment was a breeze. Practically speaking, Larissa also was able to suggest options that would minimize our postage and minimize our aggravation when stuffing our envelopes. And in the end, we got these beautiful, whimsical yet elegant invitations that got so many compliments from our guests ("That is the cutest invitation I've ever seen!"). We. Loved. Them. LOVED. Visual: http://www.papercakedesigns.com/index2.php#/rgallery1/1/ (ours is the 4th one over)

Service: they have one girl working today 6-20-26 with over 35 people in line to check out. Poor…read moregirl is still smiling at customers. Customers are leaving their stuff and leaving the store because the line is too long.

Honestly, Mary Sheyl brings the whole place down. Being an assistant manager is one thing, but…read morebeing rude to customers, making faces, and profiling people is completely unprofessional and unacceptable. Customer service should make people feel welcome, not judged so I had to get her name to hold people accountable.

Nice little shop for browsing while you're charging your car next door at the electrify America…read morecharging station. Products aren't exactly things I'm typically looking for, but it's still fun to look. This little shopping mall is very strange though. First thing you see when you walk in the door is an ice cream store. Then there's a giant sign that says no ice cream in the mall.

Upon visiting this shop three times during our awesome long trip to Tahoe, it was closed. Once…read morebecause they were closed Friday for some odd reason (which it does say on the door) and the others when it claimed they should be open. Today was one of those. We then left to stroll around and maybe come back later, assuming that maybe they are late). An exit was blocked to the parking lot to get into the next few shops right behind so we were going to give up on park there (half the lot or more was empty so shouldn't hurt anyone, you'd think). But this lady in an SUV pulling up started complaining that we can't park there, scolding us. I tried asking why they have the exit right there blocked (which would make it easy to get between the two parking lots) and she repeated herself. I tried again (nicely) an she ignored me. We ended up giving up and just going to get some food and came back to try the pirate shop again, and low and behold, who is the lady behind the counter? The rude one from the SUV outside earlier. We then turned around and left. No reason to support them if they are mean and scolding to customers and show up to work whenever the heck they feel like it. If you want customers, those customers need to be able to feel confident in their attempts to visit. All around bad vibe, sadly. Too bad as a store themed around pirates was more than intriguing. But money better spent elsewhere.

I first met Andreya at the Tahoe Wine Collective where I was introduced to her intricately…read moreprepared food as well as her phenomenal taste in wine. When we were having a holiday event with a number of different ages, palates & preferences, I knew she was the one to call she prepared an incredible meal with variety for everyone. The focaccia was light & warm with a touch of rosemary to add complexity. As a seafood lover, the crab ravioli was the star of the meal for me but EVERY dish was phenomenal. The surprise of the night was the roasted cauliflower & brussels sprouts with olives. The deep flavor of the roasted veggies was complimented perfectly by the bright briny pop of the olives. I use that trick now in my home cooking. The NY strip was everything you dream a steak could be it was a unforgettable meal enjoyed by the entire family, even the picky eaters. Andreya is so easy to work with and an inspiration to watch in the kitchen. She also offers custom wine pairings for each meal & she has impeccable taste in wine. Also, she is a wealth of knowledge & loves what she does so she is joy to converse with & learn from. If you are looking for an unforgettable experience Mortar Pestle cooking is the way to go! What are you waiting for!

My experience with Mortar Pestle Cooking was honestly a home run. The attention to detail is unlike…read moreanything I've seen --- your menus are handwritten!! I mean, hellllooo chez panisse vibes. Also, we loved the food and wine pairing. It was a dinner for 10 at my house and we all were SO comfortable and happy and felt like we had gone on vacation for the night. Job well done can't wait to recommend to EVERYONE!