I stopped in yesterday while I was in the area for lunch because of their great google reviews. It…read morewas both a grocery store/market and a deli and smoothie bar. I ordered one of their specialty sandwiches and it was delicious! The only downside were the employees, they were rude when I asked to order and then took a weirdly long time to make the sandwich, when no one else was in line or ahead of me.

This spot is located inside the New Moon Health Food Store. So if you are driving around looking…read morefor it like I did, it is not obvious. Split a BLT with daughter and while I am not a fan of BLTs (it was daughter's choice today), I was pleasantly surprised by the freshness of ingredients and especially the meatiness and crispness of the bacon. There are GF options as well! New Moon has a plethora of fun drinks both alcoholic and non. I grabbed an alcoholic kombucha to go with it and it hit the spot. I would recommend just getting something to go. Sitting on the tables and chairs outside the grocery store doesn't provide for much ambiance.

Cute little spot that's perfect for grabbing a quick snack, pastry, or drink. I ordered a matcha…read morelatte and it's not amazing but it was okay and their tiramisu was really good. I especially liked the variety they offer, there's a little something for everyone, whether you're in the mood for something sweet or just a drink to go. The customer service was great and made the visit even better. They also have tables where you can sit and hang out, which is nice if you want to relax for a bit instead of rushing out. Definitely a solid spot to stop by.

Hit the spot for morning grabs…read more Had a cheddar jalapeño bagel and I'm already thinking about when I can have my next one. Was delicious and crunchy and made fresh daily. They split and provide the cream cheese, but $7 is a little spicy for something you can get at the market for less than a buck. The almond croissants were... just ok. I didn't like the filling bc it felt very intense almond flavor, which I like, but almost tasted fake. I also didn't love how dense they were. I like a fluffy croissant. The Americano was and I also can't wait to have another. Unlike what others posted previously, I didn't see Starbucks coffee. It's a local roast in Tahoe. They serve it as drip and in speciality drinks. Perfect stop and go location for drinks, salads, sandwiches, flatbreads, quesadillas, snacks, ice cream... Can't miss it.

This place has potential but…read more The building is cool but the main room is cluttered with junk (especially in the corner) and it's not clear which of their product offerings they're still committed to. It's often empty, and yet there's no wifi.. which means it's a lot easier to head the other 10 cafes in town that don't introduce this friction. They microwave the baked goods without asking (my scone was destroyed), and they've done too little with the outdoor area. Coffee is decent, but the employees always look haggard because of the drive-thru. It's just a confusing place, and it doesn't clearly tell you what it wants to be (except a drive-thru coffee place that hates wifi and doesn't fashion a nice seating experience).

We stopped by Sherry Pie Bakery & Cafe with a group of five on our way to the Truckee River. We got…read morethere a little after 11, so we just missed breakfast, which was a bummer because that's what I was really looking forward to. They did still have quiche available, though, and it ended up being a pleasant surprise. I had the ham and spinach quiche, and it was really good. We also ordered a BLAT, what I believe was a Caprese-style sandwich with pesto, and a couple of iced hazelnut oat milk coffees. The coffee was excellent. I don't like overly sweet coffee drinks, and these were perfectly balanced. The cafe is a little off the main road, so you have to make a quick detour, but it's worth it. Service was quick, and we had plenty of time to grab our food and still make our reservation at the river. I didn't get any pictures because we were rushing to get back on the road, but everything looked fresh and tasted great. Next time I'm in Tahoe, I'll definitely make it a point to get there earlier so I can finally try their breakfast.

Was in town post hike and stopped by for coffee and breakfast. When we arrived they were pretty…read morebusy. Really enjoyed the eclectic vibe on the inside (disco balls, catchy music). Coffee came out pretty fast but food took a bit to come out. I ordered the breakfast sandwich which was well prepared and tasted great! Other orders were the avocado toast and the smoked brisket burrito which they enjoyed.

What a disappointing experience. To start, the service staff at the front counter were far from…read morefriendly. They seemed bothered to be there. That should've been our cue to go elsewhere. After paying for what we thought would be a full-size breakfast / brunch (one lentil burger and one lamb burger), we felt ripped off when our meals arrived. The burgers were small, lacking toppings, including cheese, and came with no sides other than a very small portion of greens. Although it seemed homemade, the lentil burger came apart and left much to be desired. It wasn't worth the price in our opinion, given alternative options we found with larger portion sizes, better quality, and better service.

I am a daily coffee drinker. And when i travel i always look for a coffee shop and Coffeebar was…read more100 feet from my condo, so it was an easy choice. Since I wasn't looking for a pastry or breakfast I can only comment on the excellent coffee. Cappuccino was perfectly made and the Americano was rich and bold like I like. Whatever beans they use are excellent in their espresso blend. The service was excellent, and everybody had a smile on their face. The only thing that was odd to me was plastic stir sticks. Why would i want to put plastic into my hot drink? Made no sense when you can use cheap wood recycled stir sticks.

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.

Very tasty coffee and good customer service, Angel the Barista was very friendly and he explained…read moreto us about the coffee that served us!

This place is stellar! It's really pretty inside; they have a decent amount of seating, a few…read moreoutlets, and solid wifi if you're working on your laptop. My coffee was amazing & homegirl working the counter completely alone on a Monday morning crushed it! There was a nonstop line of people.

I went to Java Hut this morning, and it was such a wonderful experience, especially coming off an…read moreunfortunately horrible experience at another coffee shop earlier that morning. We were immediately greeted with a "good morning," friendly faces, and genuinely happy employees, which was such a breath of fresh air. Everything came out great, and our barista, Dan, was friendly, knowledgeable, and communicated with us every step of the way while we waited for our coffees and hot food. Dan even took the time to recommend a nice outdoor spot where we could sit and enjoy the lake views. He did a 5-star, 5-diamond job taking care of me and my three friends. Thank you, Dan, and thank you, Java Hut, for sending us off with happy taste buds and a great recommendation for how to enjoy the rest of our afternoon! We'll definitely be back.

I would give this place a really good review, and I want to. It's a nice place, in a good location,…read morethe people have always been nice and the coffee/food is good that i have tried so far. What hurts it is it's basically the only coffee shop in kings beach and they are just way too expensive. I live here, and I can go to any place on the west shore and get similar coffee for 2 dollars cheaper. So I don't really go here much because I don't want to spend $6-7 on a coffee and &$13 plus for a coffee and a croissant. In comparison, Tahoe house bakery is at least $3-4 cheaper for a coffee and a croissant and similar quality. Maybe it's not anyone's fault, it's just my reality

Great to see something in the Cult Burger during the winter months. With the coffee shop next door…read morealso closed in the winter, Tahoma is pretty barren for food. It's nice to have somewhere to walk to, and it has a little inside sitting room and outdoor counter. Bagel and veggie cream cheese was great. The burrito could have used a bit less aioli, but it was enjoyable to have something different on the menu! Having a few more coffee options would be nice, but this is a pleasant and friendly spot!

They had really delicious bagels here! We ordered the Lox bagel and really enjoyed it. Everything…read morecame out nice and warm on a chilly day. Highly recommend people to check this place out! Its about a 5 minute drive from the homewood ski resort!