Best Dinner Places to Eat in Lake Tahoe

"South Lake Tahoe’s “Best Overall Restaurant,” as voted by the readers of the Tahoe Tribune. Cold Water Brewery & Grill is a favorite of local’s and tourist alike because of its premium handcrafted all-grain beer that’s brewed on-site. Their beer goes perfectly with their seasonal driven menu that’s been dubbed “California comfort food at its best.” CW is ideal for your large party gatherings and those small intimate dinner dates in their rustic cozy setting."

"One of the more well-known breweries (because of its highly visible location directly on Highway 50), Cold Water Brewery offers the full beer tasting experience for someone looking for craft brews and delicious eats. Enjoy a wide range of beers like their Mr. Toad’s Wild Rye or Stillwater Stout in the new tasting room, dining room, or at the bar, and pair it with their “California comfort food”-style cuisine."

"We enjoyed a dinner at Cold Water Brewery on our most recent trip to Lake Tahoe. We had never been to this restaurant before, and we were so happy to find a..."

"Since 1994, Cafe Fiore has serviced the South Lake Tahoe community with hearty portions of classic Italian cuisine. After a day of adventure exploring Lake Tahoe, couples can share a romantic dinner at Cafe Fiore, sipping on robust reds and enjoying the tastes of Italy. Seafood pasta, spaghetti with sausage, or filet mignon medallions go perfectly after a long day out on the slopes."

"Bert’s is easily known as a local’s favorite breakfast restaurant because of their commitment to homemade, made-from-scratch items. Whether it’s the strawberry or blueberry compote on your fluffy pancakes or the biscuit and gravy with your eggs, Bert’s prides themselves on making their items fresh every day. The fresh waffles and pancakes will take you back to childhood on your first bite."

"Located near your vacation rental in South Lake Tahoe, Bert’s Cafe offers a delicious breakfast and lunch menu with classic takes on pancakes, eggs Benedict, and crepes. The vintage diner environment offers a hometown feel that kids and parents find appealing. Kid-friendly menu items include grilled cheese sandwiches, cheeseburgers, and PB&J sandwiches."

"South Lake Tahoe’s “Best Overall Restaurant,” as voted by the readers of the Tahoe Tribune. Cold Water Brewery & Grill is a favorite of local’s and tourist alike because of its premium handcrafted all-grain beer that’s brewed on-site. Their beer goes perfectly with their seasonal driven menu that’s been dubbed “California comfort food at its best.” CW is ideal for your large party gatherings and those small intimate dinner dates in their rustic cozy setting."

"One of the more well-known breweries (because of its highly visible location directly on Highway 50), Cold Water Brewery offers the full beer tasting experience for someone looking for craft brews and delicious eats. Enjoy a wide range of beers like their Mr. Toad’s Wild Rye or Stillwater Stout in the new tasting room, dining room, or at the bar, and pair it with their “California comfort food”-style cuisine."

"We enjoyed a dinner at Cold Water Brewery on our most recent trip to Lake Tahoe. We had never been to this restaurant before, and we were so happy to find a..."

"Tucked away off the beaten path in midtown is Sidellis Brewery & Restaurant. With a basic, “no frills” concept throughout, their beers really get the chance to shine. Sidellis is known for their specialty beers like Sticky Fingers (porter aged in whiskey or rum barrels), as well as their delicious affordable eats."

"Location: 3350 Sandy Way, South Lake Tahoe (near the Safeway). This brewery is like your cozy neighborhood bar. They are dog-friendly and they have good pub grub like taco salads, artichoke dip and french dip sandwiches."

"Sidellis is a small boutique brewery located in middle of South Lake Tahoe. 3350 Sandy Way, South Lake Tahoe, CA. Visit Sidellis Lake Tahoe"

"Locals keep on coming back to this dynamite little sushi shack, where you can feast on bento boxes and nigiri (oblong-shaped sushi) combos, or big steaming bowls of floury udon..."