They have some kind of rosemary latte that I dream about. So unique and really delicious. Every…read moretime we go up to Tahoe this place is a must. Brought back some dark roast beans last visit. My new favorite coffee for sure. Will have to figure out the mail order. The lines can be long but the service is always friendly and appropriately Tahoe laid back, helpful and chill. The space can get crowded but there is room to sit and big windows for plenty of light and people watching.

I would go back just for the Salmon Lox , I ordered it on a plain bagel -comes on an everything…read morebagel - it was delicious, flavorful and had the perfect spices with the pickled onions I wish they had more outdoor space in the front, I had my dog with me and had to take my food to go because a kid spilled a green drink everywhere, i noticed they have 3 picnic tables in the back and more parking spaces but I had already packed my food away! Baristas are on it , for a busy place they are courteous, chill and focused . The space is mountain modern, they sell coffee beans and merch too , will have to try a coffee drink next time

We stopped by Happy Tiers Bakery on our way home after finding out the little Christmas store we…read moreused to visit nearby had closed. We decided to walk around the other shops instead, and as we were walking we both looked at each other and said, "Do you smell cinnamon rolls?" The amazing smell led us right into the bakery. We ordered a cinnamon roll to go because we were still full, and the staff suggested warming it up for about 40 seconds when we were ready to eat it. That was the perfect recommendation! Once I got home and warmed it up, it was absolutely delicious. The roll was soft and fresh, and the frosting wasn't overly sweet--it had the perfect balance. My only regret is that I didn't buy more! We'll definitely be stopping by again.

I have been wanting to write this review for about a year, but I kept holding back because I did…read morenot want to negatively impact the cafe's rating. Unfortunately, the experience has continued to get worse, and I keep noticing the same problems every time I visit. At this point, I am seriously considering taking my business elsewhere. The problems are not one-off incidents. They are recurring issues that, in my opinion, show a lack of attention to basic cleanliness, consistency, customer experience, and investment in the business. I am being very specific because I genuinely hope the owners read our negative feedback and actually do something about it. 1. The bathroom is consistently disgusting. The bathroom is almost always a mess (see photos). I have repeatedly seen feces left on the toilet, stains all over the floor and sink, and missing toilet paper or paper towels. This is not an occasional bad/busy day, it has become a pattern for several days in a row. There are several employees working there, and the owners are frequently present, so it is hard to understand how something as basic as keeping the customer bathroom clean is continually overlooked. If the bathroom that customers can see is consistently this poorly maintained, it naturally makes me question the level of cleanliness and attention to detail behind the scenes as well. 2. The temperature inside is uncomfortable year-round. During the summer, it is ridiculously hot inside. They rely on loud fans instead of investing in an AC to cool the space, which makes it hot and noisy. Then, during the winter, it is the opposite, the cafe is cold. After coming here for years, I have seen this issue repeatedly.  3. They are constantly out of basic inventory. They are frequently out of basic items such as honey, raw sugar, and other staples. What is even more frustrating is that these items can remain unavailable for weeks, sometimes with no clear indication of when they will be restocked. They are not in their year 3+ operation so they have data and should plan better. 4. The staff turnover appears high. There always seems to be a new employee, and the constant turnover of good employees gives the impression that something is not working internally. 5. The cafe is repeatedly used as a storage/construction space. There always seems to be some kind of remodeling, repair, or construction project happening, and construction materials or equipment are left sitting in a corner for extended periods. 6. The food and beverage quality does not justify the prices. For a bakery, I find the quality surprisingly disappointing, especially considering the prices. The croissants, in particular, do not even look like proper croissants. I have had better-looking croissants from Costco than from a specialty bakery, charging premium prices. And some of their pastries are served on tiny "paper" plates!! I have also discussed the cakes with multiple friends who have had similar experiences: they are expensive, yet they often seem less than fresh. When you are charging premium prices, customers should be able to expect premium quality and freshness. The coffee is another consistency problem. My Caramel latte tastes different almost every time I order one (different temperature, sweetness, milk-to-espresso ratio, etc.) depending on who makes it. There seems to be no consistent standard.  Overall: After repeated visits, my impression is that the business seems much more focused on cutting costs than on investing in quality, consistency, the customer experience, or its employees. I have given this place plenty of chances because I wanted to support a local cafe, but at this point, I don't feel that the experience is worth the money. Unless these issues are addressed seriously, I will be taking my business elsewhere.  They are already so slow compared to the other coffee shops, and if there were more competition in town, they would either have to close down or make a major shift in their quality and service. Their winning card seems to be the lack of competition in a small, touristy town. They know customers don't have many alternatives, so there isn't much pressure on them to improve. And as you can see they didn't even take time to reply to any of the yelp or Google reviews and that means they don't really care.

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.

Outstanding breakfast burritos here. But be warned: they are hearty. I split mine and still didn't…read morefinish my half!

1) My husband and I both thought it smelled like sewage inside…read more 2) Tree House Burrito and Biscuits and Gravy both rather bland. Came out quick and we still ate it so it was okay! 3) Americano and Latte delicious - best part of the visit.

the food is AMAZING!! i got the turkey pesto and it's so good, the service was very quick and all…read morethe servers are very kind. And the view is so gorgeous, it feels like something straight out of twilight and gravity falls LOL 100% worth the drive

We've seen this place a couple of times but never stopped. Im glad we did!!! It is near the trail…read moreto Monkey Rock. There is free parking if you eat in the restaurant. We placed our order at the counter and our food was brought to our table. There is a self serve beverage station-coffee, water, and soda. Also condiments. We all ordered different items and weren't disappointed. The portions were generous and the meals delicious. If it were a little warmer the patio would have been a great place to eat. The views are beautiful.

Want to know why the food looks so good in the pictures? Because it is…read more Before you find out how good the food tastes, you will first find out how welcoming and professional the front of the house team is at Fumo. Expect warm hospitality and welcoming environment. If you're looking for thoughtful food prepared by people who care about what they do, Fumo is the place. The menu offers a vibrant selection of cuisine executed with passion and skill. We ate here twice during our stay and frankly we wish we had all of our meals at Fumo while lakeside. The steak and eggs were executed perfectly. The lobster roll was classic and gorgeous. The shrimp tacos were so good we ordered a second plate. Point being, when you are vacationing in Incline Village Fumo is your best choice for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Overall decent spot in Tahoe. Service was fine, kind,…read morerespectful, quick to check in. Menu is limited but as expected in a ski town. I ordered the night for one special or something similar. Came with crab cake appetizer (1 crab cake) Chilean sea bass ( with quinoa and broccolini) and crème brûlée. The quinoa had no seasoning and was very dry. Had to douse with lemon to make edible. The broccolini was decent again with lemon and the bass was fine.. nothing special. For 60$ I was hoping for more flavor overall. Daughter got the clam chowder. Which was really good. Wife and son got pasta. Wife got the shrimp pasta son got the butter and noodles. We ended up mixing the 2 together and was decent. Dessert we got the strawberry butter cake, crème brûlée (came with my meal), and lava cake. Dessert was definitely the highlight of the meal. Definitely recommend the butter cake! For a 200$ dinner overall was disappointed. Service was fine. Ambiance was nice- decor was nicely done. Just don't think the food was worth the price personally.

This starbucks is located inside a rustic building with a couple of other shops. There is a shared…read morebathroom and seating inside and outside the Starbucks. If you are I town and looking for your favorite consistent Starbucks then this is an easy visit.

Can one stop for a Pike really make your day so much better?…read moreThe answer is yes: shop was super clean, smelled nice, up-tempo music in the background and smiling baristas! Of course the coffee was great, but that little touch of energy that was felt all around makes this place top-notch!

Sweet Tahoe Time at Kings Beach…read more After spending the day at Kings Beach, we walked a few minutes over for ice cream. Thankfully there wasn't a line but the rush came after us. I got the 2 scoop cup (rocky road ice cream, pecan praline). It felt like a good size cup that was packed full. The seating was PLENTIFUL. Inside had tables but the outdoor was wide open with options for groups of 4.

It's very homey and has a lot of options for ice cream flavors. Their swirl cones are great too…read more Right next to the beach makes it great spot for quick dessert! Loved their cute ambiance and friendly servers!

Susie Scoops is a hidden gem of Incline Village!…read more Tucked away in a small "mall" like setting off the main road through Incline, Susie Scoops has loads of delicious ice cream flavors, shaved ice, smoothies, and more! Stopped in for a birthday visit, and it was a lot of fun to check out a new ice cream shop. I ordered the banana chocolate chip on a chocolate-dipped waffle cone. Let me tell ya... that's the perfect combo for a hot Tahoe day. The ice cream was creamy, flavorful, and loaded with chocolate chips. The banana flavor was spot on. Everyone in my group really enjoyed their ice cream, and we all determined we will certainly visit again! If you're looking for a great ice cream spot in Incline Village, Susie Scoops is your place. Enjoy!

Cute and charming little ice cream shop in a plaza with gift shops and bike rentals. The flavor…read moreselection here is pretty good, and I loved that they offered shaved ice and smoothies too. Their popular ice cream flavors are Mud Pie, Batter's Up, and Spumoni--a flavor I've personally never heard of before. It's similar to pistachio with some nuts and berries in it. We ordered a single scoop of that, and it was great! Just what I needed after biking around the lake for a few hours.

Amazing food and Amazon staff service have gone several times and everyone is great. They are so…read morekind to my kids and make everyone feel so welcome.

Eclectic cute ice cream & coffee shop in Incline Village/Country Club area. We popped in after we…read morehad lunch nearby for dessert. Hubby had the Brown Sugar Cinnamon Affogato with espresso, brown sugar cinnamon ice cream put right inside a coffee cup, and I went for a single scoop of Brown Sugar Cinnamon ice cream - absolutely deLISH!! Sat outside to take in Tahoe sunshine while enjoying kids playing the large connect four and corn-hole on the patio. Friendly, helpful staff and great place to pop for a quick pick me up or dessert as a reward from hiking, golf or day at the beach.