We took the tram to high camp and enjoyed lunch here after a hike. The menu is small and…read moreGerman-inspired. The bratwurst burger was better than expected and the dishes at other tables looked good too. It is not inexpensive, but I appreciate the departure from typical restaurants. I wish the pool was still open, but still a nice outing.

What a perfect place to stop for lunch while up at Palisades Tahoe high camp. Great views, nice…read moresit-down service where you can relax a bit before heading back out to the mountain. They have kids meals as well as crayons for them to color with. We went for lunch a little later in the afternoon (not during peak eating time), so did not have to wait to be seated at a table. However, I have to say they were still quite busy and we had to wait for one of the kids meals since the server forgot to put the order in. But all in all we enjoyed sitting down and taking a break from skiing. Now the food. Perhaps everything tastes better at high altitude, or after skiing, but everything tasted so good! The tomato soup was delicious and perfect for the cold weather. The pretzel was nice, but beware for those sensitive to spice-- the cheese dip was a bit too spicy for the kiddos. Burger and fries were good. Fruit option for the kids meal as well.

BRUH. F O O D…read moreFiyaaaaahhh Went here post hike and pickleball to fuel up on their sandwiches and cookies. We got their roast beef and cubano and let me tell you, they DID NOT disappoint. We agreed that the Cuban took the cake but both had lots of flavor to offer. Then for our sweet tooth, the cowboy cookie & oatmeal cranberry toffee cookie. Both were delicious, crisp on the outside and chewy on the inside. S E R V I C E Great! Quick, efficient and we got our food out pretty quick considering the lines were crazy at that time. We went around 11 but there was still lots of places to sit and enjoy our food outside. A M B I E N C E One of the many cute market/delis that are here on the west shore of Tahoe. They got a little market with groceries, wine/beer, and goods. A coffee/bake house counter and outdoor seating area that's both shaded and not. There's also blankets out there to use for colder times.

Outstanding location. Great selection. Definitely worth stopping by and walking around to note the…read morevariety of options/products. However not all is perfect at West Shore Market. If a patron tells you they lost their credit card it's likely they're in distress. And if someone is looking unhappy (or just seems that way) it could simply be that circumstances "caught up to them" on that one or two days you saw them in your store. Treating them like shit because they're in trouble is aweful in my opinion. Just one person there doing that, but she seems to be everywere there. Definitely not cool. Not the owner/manager. That person seems very professional, efficient and smart. Great place, but don't expect to think they care about you even if you spend a lot of money and keep to yourself. Not all of us are able to relax and have fun. Some of us, through no fault of our own, are in need of food and a break and a place to figure our next moves. It's not our fault that you are the only place nearby with food and internet!

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!

Coffee is very good here and baked goods are baked fresh…read more There is a lot real estate inside for groups to enjoy your coffee and warm up next to the fireplace. This place is easy to miss if you're driving fast. This place has it all! Great spot to nutritious! Enjoy!

Overall good food. Everyone was happy with their meal. We…read morestarted off with the poke nachos ( they call it a tuna town which it wasn't) . They were on fried wontons- very good . Would order it again. Had the thai soup with shrimp- the shrimp were grilled perfectly ( they were juicy and tender , yet flavorful) the broth was a little on the thin flavorless side which is such an easy fix - just use more coconut milk. The noodles were a little hard to eat with the soup- didn't know whether to use a fork or spoon or both. The salmon with cheesy grits - the grits were delicious but the salmon seemed a-little mealy vs flaky . Maybe it wasn't very fresh but overall the dish was tasty and all the elements worked well together.

I wanted to try a new restaurant in the Squaw Valley village for my birthday, so we came to the 22…read moreBistro for apres drinks and snacks following our ski day. We snagged the last patio table around 4pm on a weekend. There is an amazing view of the mountain from this patio and it's a great people-watching spot while you hang out and relax. They don't have many waiters who come out to serve the patio, so the hostess told my husband he should go inside to order then the food/drinks would be brought out to us. I was expecting the food to take forever based on how busy they were but was pleasantly surprised that it was only a 15-20 minute wait! We got two appetizers, the baked brie and mediterranean platter. The baked brie was delicious but should have been served with apple slices, crackers, or something to dip with. The mediterranean platter came with all kinds of snacks including hummus, olives, feta, artichoke hearts, and pita. Prices were pretty standard for the village, more than you'd pay for the dish elsewhere but you're paying extra for the view and experience of enjoying it in a ski village. This was a better experience than I've had at other restaurants in this village, so I will definitely be coming back!

Mom and Papa owned Great beer and alcohol selection…read moreSave your money buy it there get lit in the village for cheap(ish)

If you don't want to spend an arm and a leg at a restaurant for breakfast, grab some expensive…read moregroceries at Alice's. High quality items, but high prices. For 6 people, we spent around $100 on breakfast items. A 4-pack of chicken sausages were $10, but still more convenient than getting in a car and driving to the grocery store that's 15 minutes away. While checking out, the clerk asked me to hit one of the big buttons on the pad. Of course, all of the buttons were for tips! I instead hit the small button to pay. Not exactly what I would tip for.

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.

Expensive which I guess is to be expected in squaw valley but avocado toast was horrible. Think…read morethey are using Costco packs of avocado spread Response to the Owner Maybe you should buy your avocado spread from Costco would probably be better than whatever you're serving Or maybe for $15 for one piece of toast you buy a real avocado

During ski week, Fuji's was pretty fast because the taco fillings were ready and just had to be…read moreassembled by the folks working there. The options are relatively limited - a few different taco filling options (chicken, pork and steak) and very few nonalcoholic beverages with the exception of water and energy (read: caffeine) drinks. Tacos were good but they were an eye-popping $28 per plate which included rice and beans...but still. There are a small number of tables but it doesn't seem to be a very popular spot so it was easy to find seating for a large group. The tables are all out in the sun so it's nice to be able to catch some rays while eating.

Better than I expected…read more Snowboarding always makes you super hungry. Ordering at Funi's was slow and somewhat chaotic, but somehow everything worked out. Our group got a table and everyone got their order. Their sandwiches seem to be partially prepared ahead of time and are then pressed to order. I was skeptical, but the meatloaf sandwich I got was not only large and filling, but surprisingly tasty. I also tried some of the chili which was solid, although they did not offer any bread with it. The crepes are made to order. Not bad.

Mexican panini Chicken burrito…read more Dip sandwhich All great. Would definitely come back V v casual.

I walked into place my order with my Service dog on a leash and the lady at the counter told me I…read morehad to put my dog outside while I ordered. She obviously does not know the etiquette for Service dogs and I left the restaurant without ordering.