As a major coffee head, this is one of the better places to get coffee in Lake Tahoe. The coffee is…read moresweet and well bodied, and the food is actually to die for. I really enjoyed their turkey pesto sandwich and their peanut butter and banana bread. Both are wicked good. Come here if you want good eats and good coffee

We were staying at the Olympic Village Inn last weekend and since they did not provide breakfast we…read morehad to find breakfast elsewhere. We saw this place while walking in the Olympic village and decided to stop in. We walked up to the counter to place our order and the person taking our order, a young black girl was so unfriendly. Probably the most unfriendly person I've seen in a long time. No smiles. Looks like she did not want to be there. Sometimes I wonder if these places should hire robots instead of humans. This place was also very expensive which is understandable since it's in the middle of nowhere and everything has to be shipped in from far away. We ordered 2 almond croissants which were not as fresh as I expected. We were hungry so we had no choice but to eat them. In hindsight we should have driven to Tahoe City 15 minutes away. I'm sure we would have find a better place for breakfast. We sat on the patio which had a great view of the mountains which was probably the only positive thing about this place. On our next trip back to Olympic valley I don't think we will be going back to this restaurant.

After two trips to this bakery, I think it's time to write a review. It's tucked away in the…read morebasement of the Olympic House at Palisades Ski Resort, but worth searching for. It's a great affordable stop for breakfast or lunch. The bakery offers a variety of baked goods (pictures below), sandwiches, soup, and chili at prices that are very reasonable for a ski resort. Unfotunately, I haven't tried everything on the menu because I keep going back for their chili. The chili is hearty, has plenty of meat, and come with a breadstick on the side. It's $10.00 for a 12oz serving which is enough to keep me going for an afternoon of skiing. It's got a nice kick to it, but isn't overly spicy. It's a popular spot for lunch, so the seats fill up, and the lines get longer. The staff is efficient, so you usually don't have to wait very long. Enjoy!

They don't have a big selection. I had to wait 15 minutes…read morefor 2 cookies. They don't have enough of supply. If this place is as popular as it's known to be, they should make a lot to stay busy during business hours. The cookies that I was able to try were good. My favorite is the chocolate chip. Like grandma's fresh out the oven cookies.

Cute and convenient! Coffee and gelato are yummy. Food menu is a bit limited, but convenience at…read morethe resort goes a long way. Fresh squeezed orange juice is one of my favorites.

Super cute cafe right next to the ski slopes at Everline! Not too busy on a Friday afternoon…read more Good: - The overnight oats were so healthy and filling, huge portion sizes - The latte was a great portion size, very tasty too - Food came out super quickly, 5 minute wait or so - Inside is very homey and cute! Bad: - Pricey for the amount of stuff you get, but not too dissimilar to SF prices Overall enjoyed going to this cafe and it was so cute and convenient for us as a group.

This place is definitely a big staple in the community. They've got a wide selection of hot and…read morecold drinks, sandwiches, pastries, bakes, wine, and kitchen items too. We came here twice on our trip to Tahoe. There's a good amount of seating outdoors to sit and enjoy your breakfast/lunch, and the staff are super sweet and accommodating. I bought some of their toffee which was delicious, a scone baking mix, blueberry syrup, beef jerky, and a few other goodies. To eat, I ordered dirty chai lattes, took home some canned beers, ate coconut macaroons, croissants, and sandwiches. Everything was fresh and made with love. I wish I could come here more often!

Omg what a great business! Went in at 6am (so glad they're open early!) for coffee and pastry…read more Great selection and all delicious!

The logistics This is my favorite breakfast spot in Tahoe…read moreCity. We have been visiting for years . Seating is indoor and outdoor with weather permitting. It's cozy ! Plan ahead for large crowds on the weekend and parking. Prepare to wait for up to an hour if you're going with a group. While you're waiting you can stroll across the street to check out the water or pop into the market. If it's super busy they don't do to go. The eats I am not a sweets person but I get the chocolate chip waffles every time. I add some sort of fruit on top. They do Benedicts well if you're looking for savory. They also have a lunch menu with all the diner classics. Love their coffee cake !! Of course I'll be back

Great food; huge portions! Comfy ambiance, very homey…read more Fantastic service. Sabrina is a rockstar! She's doing the work of 5 guys by herself.

Probably one of my favorite places in Tahoe city to go eat and relax! The service was so quick and…read morefriendly! Erin at the bar was so friendly and accommodating. We tried going to Rosie's two days in a row and they were just too busy, but here we were served right away! The coffee cake is incredible and I will be getting another piece tomorrow. We sat outside and enjoyed a shady, breezy view of Lake Tahoe, but all the seating places here were inviting and comfortable. My husband got the brisket poutine and it was such a generous portion and probably one of the best things we've had since staying here in Tahoe! We also snagged some quality merch in the store and just really enjoyed everything about this place. Don't waste your time over at Rosie's when you have this place right down the street.

Ever since I laid eyes on this menu, I knew that I needed to get to this restaurant. And after…read morehaving another friend with young kids suggest it to me last summer, it was on my radar this year in a big way. So when I found myself in Tahoe City towards the start of shoulder season and realized I was right next to it, this was the first place we came for a meal. I was absolutely not disappointed by this restaurant. F rom the minute you walk in, the whole space has a great laid-back mountain adventure but elevated vibe, and that carries right over to the menu where you find inspired dishes that seem familiar but have either global or mountain twists put on them. As a parent with the young children, coming here was also a great treat because there is a killer little playroom in the lobby of the hotel that keeps little ones contained while you enjoy the cozy atmospheres alongside a cocktail and consider your life and dinner choices at the same time. This restaurant is located inside the Evo Hotel, so I feel like staying here would be a beautiful decision because you could enjoy your room, come down to the bar for a cocktail, head back outside to enjoy the mountain air, and then enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner at this fabulous restaurant too. On the drink side, I tried their classic daiquiri that hit on all the notes. What a way to start the meal. I followed that up with the spicy lemon-drop-esque cocktail, which was so well balanced it blew my mind. Tart, tangy, with just a hint of sweetness to bring it all together. So good I had to get up and tell the bartenders! For food, I locked in on the ceviche and wings, both of which were solid and good portions. One son had the pork belly bao while the other went for the kids tenders, both of which were also very good. Nothing gets phoned in here. There's a handmade touch and thought behind it all. Where we fell short had to be the server. She was fine and managed all our needs very well, she just wasn't that warm or friendly. I know things are slowing down, but every guest is an opportunity to bring in more, so why not go a little beyond expected? All in all, this one is on my list forever now. I'm excited to return soon and hope to stay at the hotel too!

Coffee was delicious, recommend the Vanilla Latte. They also have house made syrups!…read more Cute lil spot to grab your coffee and go or relax there as well. They do have chairs in front of their stand. I do want to mention, after a couple of minutes, the paper cups do get flimsy at least with the iced drinks.

We made a stop at this lovely coffee truck and got ourselves an affogato, a golden latte and an…read moreiced matcha latte. Golden latte was especially very delicious.

We had mountain credits to use from our Ikon Pass and stumbled across this restaurant in the…read morevillage. We ordered the regular ahi poke, and a large salmon bowl. Fish was so fresh, and the service was extremely quick. We also got the Hawaiian smoothie, which I was not the biggest fan of due to it being more like a juice with chunks, instead of a smoothie. The food is good, but overall would not come here and pay those prices with my own money, given the portions are very small as well.

Have to agree with other reviewers dinging Sun Bowl for its portion size. They should really call…read moreit a Fruit Bowl with a Small dollop of Açaí in order to set expectations right. My bowl was tasty, and if you're looking for a place to spend your IKon credits it's a convenient healthy option.

Dam fine place to start your day in Tahoe City, especially if you're an early riser who's already…read moremade the most of your day by 8am. During a Recent visit to Tahoe City, I took my kids on a morning bike ride to grab breakfast here, and we had a blast! Located right at the Lake Tahoe Dam that leads into the Truckee River, this little cafe is tiny but mighty and probably makes the best breakfast burritos in the area. The menu is concise and really only features a few things: breakfast burritos, breakfast sandwiches, coffee and tea drinks, and a few other random offerings. Period. I offered all the options to my kids, and one of my sons replied quickly with, I'm not interested in any of that. So I ordered off script for him and got him just a couple of fried eggs as well as the chocolate croissant that he wanted, while my other son and I shared a massive breakfast burrito packed with literally every item on the menu. Food and drinks arrived, and everyone had smiles on their face. The warm chocolate croissant and chocolate milk really lit up the little guy, while the breakfast burrito had my older son wide-eyed with excitement as he took his first bite and plowed through the rest of it. I was intending to eat the second half of that breakfast burrito, but after my little son saw what it looked like, he decided that it was going to be for him instead. So he ate his eggs, his chocolate croissant, his chocolate milk, and my half of the breakfast burrito. He managed to save me a small bite at the end, and I've got to say, it was a home run. Now, the coffee here I feel like needs a little bit of work. I am a simple coffee order: black in a cup, make sure it's hot, and if I can get a refill or two, I am generally a happy camper. But the coffee still has to taste good, and unfortunately here it was a bit watery, stale, and old, and it just didn't do it for me with the price. The staff was super patient and friendly, and can we just give a nod to them for allowing a local musician to come in and play free of charge for those hanging out? That guy really spiced up the morning in the best way possible, and he had my kids singing and dancing to his made-up tune for the entire rest of our vacation. Shout out Dam Cafe for all the good vibes they bring to Tahoe City. If you're a breakfast burrito fan, put this one on your list.

This place has such a cozy ambiance, you get greeted right at the door with a smile and a friendly…read more"goodmorning!". The cherry on top was the gentlemen in the corner playing his guitar and singing old tunes. The food was amazing and fresh.

Came here on all 3 days of my visit to Tahoe. The place was clean and enforced masks and social…read moredistancing. Staff was friendly and courteous. Service was great with minimal wait time. I don't think the rest-rooms are operating through covid-19 but there are public restrooms within the Village so that shouldn't be a problem.

Yes, prices are high. But the bigger problem is that the baristas simply are not friendly. They…read moreran out of Chai and when my daughter ordered a muffin and she had to remind the barista to get her order for her, she sounded like we were bothering her. And it was quiet in the store at the time, not a lot of patrons. Too bad.