Smithneck is really good but... Inconsistent operating hours!…read more If google and yelp post your operating hours, then you should be adhere to those hours. What a disappointing way to run a business!

After spending one night in Sierraville, we came to Smithneck Farms for a quick bit of breakfast…read moreand caffeine fix before heading home. There aren't a ton of options in Sierraville for breakfast and this one is more of a grab and go. There is no indoor seating and only two small tables outside. My husband and I both ordered the breakfast burrito which came with eggs, cheese, sausage, and potatoes. My dad ordered the breakfast sandwich which came on an English muffin and his choice of sausage or bacon. My husband ordered a plain latte while I ordered a vanilla latte with oat milk. There were some breakfast, pastries, and other items, but we did not partake. All in all for a quick bite of breakfast and caffeine fix, it's not bad. If you are looking for more of a sit down breakfast spot, I would recommend the place next-door.

It's a beautiful outdoor scenery with gorgeous tall pine trees. One can enjoy the outdoors drinking…read morea beer while waiting for food. We had the fried fish tacos and the barbacoa. The fish tacos were good but the fish was too small it kind of got lost in the slaw. My significant other enjoy the barbacoa tacos so I guess it was good. Service was nice :)

Considering the out of the way location, having a good fish taco in your hand whilst enjoying a…read morefreshly pulled pint of beer is a very appreciated thing to have. That the person making the tacos is cheerful and nice is also appreciated. We were tired after a long drive up the mountain. Refreshment and sustenance all in one location nearly in the middle of a forest is amazing. That it is very good is indicated by the number of other July 4th weekend attendees also present. Recommended. patrons

What an absolute delight to have breakfast on the patio at The Rustic Table on our way to Truckee…read more Our server, Nigel, was attentive, cheerful and ready to serve. We had a lovely time chatting with him. I had the French toast breakfast. So delicious. My husband enjoyed his crispy fried potatoes with scrambled eggs and bacon. We will be back!

We stopped on the way to Reno on a tip from someone in Dutch Flat (where the Dutch Flat Hotel…read moreRestaurant wasn't open as advertised). The "award winning clam chowder" was worthy of an award. Creamy, rich but not overpowering. Best part of the lunch. Turkey club had CHUNKS of turkey & generous slabs of bacon. Phil was our server, he was nice but not intrusive. Wish it was closer to home!

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.

Sprouts is always one of those places I look forward to going to every time I come to Tahoe. I've…read morebeen coming here for over 20 years and it brings me so much joy to find nostalgia in the same high-quality flavors, recipes, and ingredients they've always used. I like to get the nachos, which are simple, but I love the tortilla chips and cheese that they use. It's also a relatively large portion that can definitely be shared by two people. The fresh juices are good as well, especially to fuel up before heading to the lake for the day. My favorite is the beet zinger.

Good food, grumpy people at the register though. Got the…read morecold turkey sandwich, very good. Wife got the crunchy vegetable sandwich.

We got there at 10:40 and they told us they open at 11. We waited until 11 and then I asked them…read morewhen they open and the guy behind the counter said 11:15, we are not ready. Both times the man and the young girl working there were extremely short and rude. They knew we were waiting and not only they didn't have the courtesy to tell us it will be another 15 minutes l, but they were very rude about it. Too bad the customer service was so bad, the food looked like it could actually be really good.

Go here, and you will not regret it! It is easy to find in the back of the little health food…read moremarket. I ordered the teriyaki noodle bowl which took a little bit to make. The broth was really flavorful and the noodles, veggies, and tofu were great. I was interested in the bread but once I got there, I wasn't too excited about it. However... the sandwiches were delicious! And the bread for the sandwich actually was amazing. We got the leaf eater, and the pesto and hummus on it were really tasty. It made me want to buy the dips themselves. The chocolate chip cookie was thin, but still somehow chewy, a tiny bit crunchy, and buttery. The surprise purchase. I wanted another. There was also a fridge of take home broth, desserts, and dips. Every item we ordered was GREAT! I could have eaten two of each.

My family and I dined here for a total of three meals, so I wanted to break each meal down in this…read morepost. 1. Happy hour: unfortunately, the head chef was out of town and the sous chef was unable to make two of the four items on the happy hour menu. This did limit what my brother could eat since he has medical dietary restrictions that prevent him from being able to eat gluten or dairy. He essentially could have nothing lol. There was a Wagyu slider on the menu and we asked if they could just turn it into a small salad with no dairy and they said yes! Everyone else also ordered the sliders as a happy hour dish and they were very good. The wine price for happy hour was on the pricey side with red wine averaging $15 per glass. I think in the future, I would skip happy hour unless all items are available to order and I'd stick with beer for a more affordable happy hour price. 2. Breakfast: a small group of us enjoyed breakfast together and this was probably my favorite meal. I loved the variety on the menu and service was very good as well. I had the breakfast quesadilla, my fiancé had the breakfast burrito, my dad had the Chilaquiles, and my stepmom had the avocado toast. She did wish that the avocado toast was made with a thicker slice of toast as this just looked like grocery store sliced bread. Outside of that, we all felt like our breakfasts had a great amount of flavor and would definitely recommend coming back. My brother and a few other families also dined here throughout the trip and mentioned their love of the restaurant for breakfast as well. 3. Dinner: our last meal as a family was spent here. Our server from happy hour the day before was our server tonight, so we knew it would be a great experience! She was on top of all our orders, friendly, and accommodating. While most of the food was delicious, several of us mentioned that our vegetables were undercooked and almost tasted raw. Too much crunch and not enough cook. That being said, I highly recommend ordering the bread, the Shishito peppers, and the steak. Those were our favorite bites of the night! Honorable mention goes to the soba noodles and the salmon. If it weren't for those vegetables, I would definitely order the salmon again!

I'm torn between a 2.5-3. Unfortunately the food was just not very good. We started with the fresh…read morepeach and ricotta appetizer and the arancini in curry sauce. Presentation was nice. However, we got maybe a quarter of a peach? 5 small slices and it wasn't very sweet. The kicker is this dish alone was $24. The arancini were cooked well but they do not pair well with curry. Just wasn't good. Just an odd combination. The entrees were better portions and were fine, but again, I was expecting better. My brother got the duck breast and it was a little fatty, not much flavor. I had the steak frites which was cooked well but very heavy on mustard in the sauce. My husband had the mushroom risotto which was good, and he added salmon. His was probably the best of the three. The staff were nice, service a little slow but not terrible. Bottom line, was not worth the price in my book. I won't be back.

Neighbors of ours recommended the restaurant for breakfast and lunch. So for the last 6 months, my…read morewife and I have been having breakfast and lunch, about once a week, here. Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, packed.... Totally Worth the wait during those busy times, because the food is prepared with love and knowing the people of the community, want good food, which, I drive 20+ miles just to eat at this wonderful establishment. The Pies are Home Made, Apple, knocks it out of the park. 5 Star. Their French Onion soup is probably the best I've ever had. Love the Owners and their kids, and everyone who has a hand in running the business.... God Bless this Wonderful Restaurant

The food is amazing down the crispy fried potatoes, the food was beautifully presented!read more

What luck! We got King TRACY himself as our server today. Rockstar longtime employee who earns his…read morerecognition with every table he serves! Check out his epic Instagram congratulations blast: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DJR_-CuSXKx/?igsh=MTh3bDgwMHoxeWw4 The Great Full Gardens is a local favorite and must stop when in Reno near a meal time. I don't get to the Midtown location very often, but when I do, I'm glad I came. Located in a little shopping center off Virginia Street it's centrally located in the heart of Reno. Outdoor/Indoor seating is available offering a nice shaded and/or air conditioned dining area. The food is always some of the best around with one of the cleanest set of offerings you could hope to find on a single menu...! Lots of organic and wholesome choices. I usually go for a lot less carby of a meal, but today I was feeling a Grilled Cheese made their way with several melted cheeses on sourdough with tomatoes and pesto aioli. So delicious! No matter which Great Full Gardens you're near, try it. You'll be a fan! And if you're in Midtown, hopefully you get King Tracy as your rock star server!

I was so excited to try this place after reading so many great reviews, which made our experience…read moreeven more disappointing. When we arrived, we were seated immediately, which was a great start. The restaurant was busy, but no busier than many other places we've visited. After being seated, however, we waited... and waited... and waited for someone to even acknowledge us. Nothing. During that time, we watched our server attend to several other tables, clear dishes, grab items, and process payments. We also noticed two employees standing near the register. One of them looked over at our table multiple times, so it was obvious they knew we were there. Still, no one came over to greet us or let us know someone would be with us shortly. As we looked around, we realized we were the only Asian family in the restaurant. Whether intentional or not, it left us feeling overlooked, uncomfortable, and wondering if we were being treated differently. It was an awful feeling. Eventually, our server came to our table but never apologized for the long wait or acknowledged that we'd been sitting there unattended. By then, the experience had already left a bad impression. I was there with my husband and our three boys, and it was difficult trying to explain why we seemed to be the only table being ignored. Will we come back? NO I'm sure this restaurant has plenty of customers and won't miss one family, but every guest deserves to feel welcomed and valued. A simple greeting or apology would have gone a long way. As for the food, it was good. But good food alone doesn't make up for poor service or for making guests feel like they don't belong. Dining out is about the entire experience, and unfortunately, ours was overwhelmingly disappointing. I'm typically a very generous tipper because I appreciate good service. However, when a restaurant makes my family feel out of place and overlooked, it's hard to justify leaving anything. Respect and hospitality should be extended to every customer.

The drive from Truckee to Sierraville is always beautiful followed by lunch at Los Dos. Nice…read moreservice, yummy authentic Mexican food makes for a great Sunday.

After all these years of stopping in, trying it again, even though I try something different every…read moretime - I still don't get it - food never blows me away or even leaves me wanting more, yet all my friends love this place. The chimichanga was 99% tortilla with hardly anything in it. Always excellent service though.