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!

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.

Great service and great people. And great area.... Enjoy the ambience…read more Really enjoyed the area

Came for lunch on Friday, not too busy. The Rocker Burger is really a good meal, it's holding up…read morethis review. Nachos - I get it's in Palisades, but paying extra for salsa with my nachos and then it's a small condiment cup?! First and probably last time. Prices are Palisades prices. Service was slow for not being busy. We were clearly done, I still waited to see someone to flag them down to get our bill. It's a good meal, nice atmosphere and some good views. My son likes the burger so we will probably go back - I also will get the burger next time.

Overall 3. out of 5…read more The food got the job done but wasn't anything to rave about. Service was good, no complaints.

This is *destination dining* at its finest. Chef Watkins is a genius who is low-key serving up the…read moreabsolute best food in the Olympic Valley/Lake Tahoe/Greater Sierra Nevada area. New leadership from Travis Pranke (with a restaurant mgmt pedigree stretching through the finest Michelin dining in the word) will elevate this space from 'hey, our resort has a steakhouse' to a place that foodies will go out of their way to find and enjoy. We spent five nights at the Everline, with no expectation of decent food in the area...a drive to Truckee maybe but knowing Tahoe is mostly miss and miss. But something about Six Peaks intrigued us, so menu unseen we showed up on our first night. Immediately we knew the old school late 20th Century decor wasn't the vibe this place was doing...this was fine dining at its best. As if writing, they do a $95 four course prix fixe which is actually five courses (four plus dessert). Chef Watkins keeps a through line for the courses but varies the palate; while many restaurants of this caliber start to taste the same by the third course, every dish was a unique palate of excellence.. Wins - the bar (new spins on classic cocktails), the attention to detail (my water glass never was below half full), the veg (so fresh - ZOMG the morel mushrooms!)...everything. Keep an eye out for this place...and go now if you want to lock in that prix fixe price because when word gets out on this place, folks will happily pay double for the same thing!

Service was very friendly but there was some major lag time between the appetizers and main courses…read morecoming out. The food was excellent - the Wagyu tartare came with a strip of cooked steak that was a nice surprise addition. The endive salad was fresh and a good size portion. The tomahawk was large and the bone marrow crust was salty but flavorful. We really liked the nante carrots which were roasted and glazed to perfection. The sheepshead fish special was also good with a curry sauce twist. The scallop side with the tomahawk was good - 2 large scallops. Kids were done by the time we got the entrees after a long wait so we didn't even look at the dessert menu. Ambiance was really nice with picturesque views with large windows and live piano playing.

The food is so good! And the portion sizes are huge. I tried the salmon boxty and the vegetable…read morecurry boxty both super good and hearty. I've never tried a boxty before and I was pleasantly surprised how good this was. Definitely recommend I also tried their boozy hot coco and it was so good! Exactly what I wanted to keep warm. The vibes are your typical Irish pub flare, and service was good

First off. We went here a few times. It was good we returned many times…read more The service was great. The entire staff makes you for welcome. The ambiance is wonderful. Like I said, we kept coming back. The food was exceptional. We worked our way through the menu and I just want to point out the stew. I'm a super fan of stew and just had to try it. It did not disappoint. The bread they give with it is also a treat. I dug into the stew only to find a bonus mound of mashed potatoes in the center under the stew. The meat was so delectable and the vegetables were so soft yet not too soft or mushy. Enjoy!!

Some friends and I were staying at the village in the Palisades and we wanted to all grab a nice…read moresit in dinner. For appetizers, we got the wings to share. These were surprisingly a solid 8/10. It was well seasoned and the texture was crispy. I didn't love the dipping sauce too much, it had a pepper like taste which I didn't care for. I thought the wings stood out on its own and didn't need a sauce! Cesar salad with chicken: this was an easy 10/10. The salad was fresh, and I knew the salad was going to be delicious because they served it with anchovies. Delicious! The chicken reminded me of rotisserie style. Good stuff. Duck Breast: 8/10, I'm usually skeptical on trying duck since I'm a Peking duck lover at dim sum style restaurants, but this was pretty good. It was cooked perfectly, had a decent amount of meat to it. Came with a side of mash potatoes. Dessert: we ordered the pear pie with vanilla ice cream. This was gooood. An easy 10/10. The crust on this pie was made to perfection and had the best texture. The flavor, full pear slices, with a bite of vanilla ice cream, I meannnn, I was definitely thinking about it the next day. Highly recommend! Our server was also extremely kind and attentive which made our experience even better. Overall great restaurant especially if you're staying at the Village in the Palisades!

I am staying in the village at the Palisades and was trying to find a good restaurant. I couldn't…read moreget a feel of the restaurant by the website. We walked by and looked at the menu and it looked wonderful. After eating here I would say that it probably the best and finest restaurant here. The Caesar salad was excellent and had a white anchovies on it, like a true Caesar should. My husband had the market salad and he said it was excellent. I ordered the Scallops over a lemon risotto and it was delicious and my husband order the duck breast and was extremely happy! The prices were on the high side but it was worth it for the quality.

Went here on Valentine's weekend on a ski trip with some friends. Brunch is something my SO and I…read morelove to go for dates so we were excited to check this place out! The place itself is quite small with limited parking, but everyone is nice and kind and they have little buzzers to notify you when your table is ready :) I got the French toast with strawberries and oh my goodness it was DELICIOUS. The French toast was a perfect blend of fluffy on the inside and crispy on the outside. The bread itself was amazing. I opted in for some fresh strawberries, but you can get other fruit or a fruit syrup as well. The French toast also comes with warm maple syrup, and I can attest it was definitely warm. It made the whole eating experience feel luxurious, and I had a delightful time eating it all up. If I ever come back to Lake Tahoe for holiday, I will definitely need to swing by this place to experience this French toast again. So good!

Dairy allergy beware! For poisoning…read more Pros: Great seating Easy parking Friendly Decent kids-food options Plenty of open seats during the off-season Cons: Not allergy friendly. Ugh. Moderate portion size for price Unclear menu ------------- Worst food poisoning this decade. I told the waitress I had a dairy allergy, but she did not write it down. I asked about dairy in the dish I ordered; I'm pretty sure the kitchen switched out the chicken sausage from the menu for chicken&cheese sausage -- an avoidable error IF the kitchen is informed. Extremely disappointed.

Cold outside and came in on a Sunday afternoon just as it began snowing. Seated ourselves and found…read morea nice warm corner in the back. Greeted and ordered quickly. 3/5 Cal Neva burger medium with garlic Parmesan fries. The burger was okay but nothing stood out. I usually get sourdough bread instead of a bun but forgot so that could be why. The fries were delicious and felt homemade with a lot of flavor. Ranch was a bit runny, so not my fav. 5/5 Fat Cat Mac with mushrooms and gorgonzola was so rich and creamy. The flavors were amazing. The serving size was small but it was reasonably priced. 5/5 hot tea - so random but I had a hibiscus hot tea with honey and holy moly that was delicious. I'd go back for the Mac for sure, but I'd need to try a different burger the as the one I got didn't leave av huge impression on me.

Unfortunately I did not capture a picture- we ordered take out and it was awful. The fried chicken…read morewas so fried, an inch had to be cut off to get to the very little chicken there was, the burger has no flavor what so ever and tasted like it was old and not fresh, actually making me sick. The fries were fine but incredibly salty. And we got the fry platter- basic microwaved corn dogs, and terrible mozzarella sticks with kinda dried up cheese. I won't be returning here. The plus- the people who answered the phone were nice.

We really enjoyed dining here with friends. The place is fun, spacious and staff are nice…read more Food was also very tasty. - pretzel: one of the better ones I've had. It was big, good amount of dough and salt. Also loves the mustard & cheese that came with it. - BBQ ribs: very flavorful and perfectly cooked but big order. We had so much left over. - Reuben sandwich: again one of the better ones we've had. Good balance of meat vs bread. Great cheese and perfect amount of sauce. Really enjoyed it.

I love to come here for the signature burger perfectly cooked with bacon, lettuce and tomatoes with…read moretheir secret sauce. The service can be a hit or a missed, a bit scattered at times, you may have to wait to get someone's attention to get a glass of wine while your glass is empty. I still will be back!

First time here. Loved the food and service. John was a wonderful host. Fried zucchini and salmon…read morebowl was delicious. Live music. Right on the lake. Once you are done with your meal go to the marina for a stroll. They will open their outdoor seating soon. Recommend!

Eh? Right on the lake, it's truly beautifully views but sadly the food didn't quite live up…read more If comparing the other big player on the lake, Garwoods is a step up. It was crowded, but we were sat quickly with a reservation. And the place is big and they had a lot of workers running around, yet staffing seemed to be an issue. Our waitress was wonderful, but she was our server, busser and everything else. Which resulted in slower service and and dirty plates. The table was small, and we sat with dirty plates for 20+ minutes while we waited for dessert. Again, not a huge deal, but when charging $30+ for meals and $15+ for drinks, one expects a higher level of service. :: Honestly, I would have much rather just bussed my own table if that was an option. :: The fish tacos were eh: sadly they were very salty. The kids burger was fine. While the Hula pie looks amazing, and is huge, the fam did not find it good. The nut ice cream didn't work. My father in law loves and eats all the dessert and he just had one spoonful and that was that. Overall, it was passable if you're nearby and want that on-the-lake experience. I probably wouldn't seek it out again, but I'm in Tahoe often.