Wide variety of styles, I had a crispy Mexican lager, a couple tasty pale ales, and even a…read moredunkelweizen, all very well-executed. Server was super nice. Fried chicken sandwich was bomb

I came across CWB as I was searching "fish n chips" on yelp. The pictures looked promising, so we…read moregave them a shot. It was a random Wednesday durning April, so it wasn't packed. We were seated quickly by the waitress and served water. It must have been short staffed that day because it took a while to get our drink and food orders in. I'll give benefit of the doubt that it was slow season and staffing might be lean. My wife and I ordered Baja fish tacos and the fish n chips plate, I though the texture and execution of the dishes was spot on, very crispy and appetizing looking dishes, the tacos had cotija cheese on top of the fried fish, diced peppers with pico, and the side was a creative play on street corn (corn, mayo, cheese, spices) served with chips. The only critique I'll give is everything needed more salt, but that's better than being salty. My drinks were amazing, blood orange IPA and the clear water lager (award winning). I had a very positive experience and would definitely recommend!

Dsky has the best food- great veggie options and homemade soups. This is the best local spot around!read more

Bar tender was tall dude, extremely rude. Was with my father, just plain sad. Hope someone is this…read morerude to his family when he has them in town. Really sad as everyone else that works there is nice.

Looking to just grab a local beer, my husband and I ended up coming to South Lake Brewing Company…read moreon a Wednesday afternoon, a little before 3:30 pm. South Lake Brewing Company is located in the same plaza as Target, with plenty of parking available. South Lake Brewing Company is also dog friendly for those traveling with their pups When we walked in through the back entrance, we were greeted by an employee. After looking over the menu, we ended up ordering: Pilsner, $8- My husband ordered this one for himself. He liked it and had said he would order it again. Not really big on beer (although I do like German beers), I didn't have any. 2 Towns Huckleberry Cider, $8- I ordered this cider for myself and I thought it was fantastic. The sweet flavors of the huckleberry was prominent and excellent as a hard cider. --------------------------- (Total= $16) After my husband paid, the employee helping got our drinks right away. Then we just sat in the corner inside to just enjoy and relax for a while. The place itself was pretty empty, although a small amount of traffic was coming in. The brewery inside was pretty clean and so were the ladies' restrooms. Outside there was a corn hole for those that wished to play and also it was nice that there was some shade as well. If I was a local, I would definitely come back.

1 of 2 Yelp listings. Good to be back in the "old"…read moreneighborhood. Quality/Quantity - After a terrible day of skiing Heavenly, my wife and I came here for lunch. Thanks for the convenience. Even though you are only a block from the Heavenly Gondola, my wife was nice enough to drive to pick me up. So many conveniences. Fairly simple menu that is done well. The beer was good! Got the two best IPA sellers. Angora House WC IPA and Fog Nozzle Hazy IPA. Both of which were smooth, too smooth; I could have drank even more. Well I did, as we went to South of North Brewing for more beer! See other review. I almost got a flight here, just to get it on a ski board. It was very cool; see my pictures. As for lunch, we got the following: Sticky Fried Chicken Sandwich - Made to order. Good quality, but a little small and did not come with fries or chips. In summary, tourist prices, lol. Wings - Pineapple BBQ flavor. Good size wings. Order of 8 for $20; again, tourist prices, lol. Overall the food was good and complimented my beers well. Specials available. Kids menu. Ambiance - Decent size location. The place still looks new; I like your decor. See pictures. Indoor and outdoor seating, see pictures. Cornhole outside. Lounge, table, and bench seating. We sat at the bar for the best service, otherwise it would be counter service as the bartender was the only front of the house employee. After lunch, I opened a tab and we took our beers outside to enjoy the beautiful day and the live music from across the street. Open 7 days a week from Noon to 9pm. Plenty of 2 hour limit mall parking. Well it is the off season now. Events, food trucks, Thursday Trivia, etc - See their website. Service - Good. The bartender did a good job handling both us sitting on the bar and ALL the counter service. And she still had time to let me try a few tasters. Self service water, utensils, etc. Price - $62 + tip. Expensive for what we got. Beers were $9 each. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2003 and 2017 at this location.

I went here with a few others on a warm July Friday night and it was poppin'! It was super busy,…read morealmost all the tables outside were full between here and the cocktail place next door --which I guess the outdoor patio area is a shared space? We had to go inside and ask where we were allowed to sit because there wasn't any signage that indicated a shared space vs. one building's/another's. This space is kid friendly and dog friendly so expect an overwhelming amount of both. They had overflow seating way in the back, somewhat in the woods in a tanbark area - which was basically empty but far away from the stage so it was hard to hear the music as you face the back of it. Yes, music! I actually specifically chose this spot on this evening because I wanted to hear some country music. I literally just googled and found the Tahoe live music page that shows which artists are playing when and where. The group did some classic covers. We sat facing the band but towards the back tables closer to the parking lot. It was loud enough to enjoy without the ear-piercing decibels when you sit right in front. Also, speaking to previous reviewers, this is Tahoe (not the Bay Area), so it definitely has a more casual vibe, and the type of place is in the name, you know? Anyways--so in terms of the ordering system, the way it works is you find a table FIRST, then someone from your party goes to get in line and order food inside. I believe there were multiple spots where you could also get your beer card if you weren't ordering food, but I'm not fully confident on that. The physical menus (up to date) have a QR code that links to an old menu (not up to date, from 2019 I think it was?), so watch out for that - because I tried to order a speciality pizza from what I saw on the QR online menu and that's no longer available. You can also find the updated version of the menu online - so maybe, AleWorx, if you read reviews, you can update the hyperlink. Waiting in line took about 20 minutes. They have menus available to look at while in line, so I wish people didn't wait until they're standing in front of a staff member to start pondering the menu. The beer card is a cool concept, I've seen it once before in another city. You put a credit card on file and get a blank key card for the tap wall. You have to place the keycard in the specific beer's card slot horizontally and leave it in there until you fill up your glass (found on the lefthand side of the taps). The idea is you can serve yourself however many ounces you want and you pay per--so you could try a taster of a whole bunch before figuring out what to get a glass of. On that night, they had mostly beers from their own brewery but also a few from other locations, including cider options, a hard seltzer, and sangria. After you order food, you get a number and tell the staff member where you are sitting so they can bring food out to you when it's ready. I think we waited about 15 minutes? Not sure, but it felt quick. All the staff members we interacted with were friendly and helpful. Pizza itself came out charred quite a bit around the crust (which was a bummer because I couldn't eat those parts and crust is my favorite) but overall had amazing flavor combinations. We had the Mora and the Supreme at our table and enjoyed both. It's definitely wetter in the middle depending on your toppings so I folded the bottom half of the slice upward to keep it all together. It was super filling so we ended up grabbing some boxes to-go with leftovers. We oven toasted the next day and it held up--still delicious! You have to go inside the building over by the tap wall area in order to checkout with your blank beer card. I wish you didn't have to go back in and close out. The other place I referenced has key card drop boxes with different tip amounts on it. It is definitely easier and more efficient but I guess maybe people like to see and confirm their final bill? I've never been to the other locations, so I cannot speak to them, but regardless, this one at the Y was a really nice evening!

I love it here. Eat outdoors under the trees, eat pizza, and drink beers -- doesn't get much…read morebetter than this. Add live music and lovely service, and you have a 5 star experience. The DIY beer dispensers were greatly improved over the first time, so there's absolutely no demerits. BTW, the pizzas are so good, in fact, perhaps, best in Tahoe.

The beef ribs i had there were some of the best i ever had. Service was great. Drinks made perfect…read moreto order. Looking to get back & do it again

Sonney's BBQ Shack is hands down one of the best places to eat in South Lake Tahoe! Every time we…read morevisit Tahoe, this restaurant is a must for us. The BBQ is absolutely delicious--tender, flavorful, and cooked to perfection. Every bite is packed with smoky flavor, and the portions are generous. The sides are just as amazing and pair perfectly with the BBQ. The atmosphere is warm, cozy, and welcoming, making it a great place to relax after a day of exploring Lake Tahoe. The staff are always friendly, attentive, and provide excellent service, making every visit enjoyable. If you're visiting South Lake Tahoe and craving authentic BBQ, don't miss Sonney's BBQ Shack. Great food, great service, and a great overall experience. We always leave happy and can't wait to come back on our next trip!

The 7800 will always be a favorite for me. Classic old school vibe that Kirkwood is known for…read more Their food and drinks alway hit when you need a break from the slopes. The $4 beer is a must, and I am so glad they've kept a cheap option on the menu. The chicken tenders plus the pretzel with beer cheese are perfect options on a quick lunch break. They get busy but always hustle to get everyone's food and drink out. Just sit back (by the fireplace if you can snag that spot) and enjoy the feel of a true old-school ski bar. Don't come in expecting a fussy, bougie experience...you're at Kirkwood, not Palisades. And that's why we love it!

Food is wonderful. Service great. Ambiance is appropriate for a ski resort…read more Ordered the 7800 burger. Fantastic. Comes with fries. Can't miss.. Enjoy your time here. It may disappear...Vail is coming.

Got the invite from a few coworkers to meet here and glad I did. This is a great spot to catch a…read morebeer and a bite after a day of skiing, even if that day was shortened by the springtime conditions. Service was completely reasonable, as a waitress took our orders and brought our food to the table. Even more coworkers showed up than I'd planned and that was not a problem. It wasn't a very bright environment and that worked out well. For a bunch of guys getting together, we didn't need much ambiance. Ordered a bunch of fried foods which weren't overpriced! Pretty nice. Most likely coming back with others for future get togethers. Feels like a great place to assemble your crew.

Steamers has honestly become my favorite spot in Tahoe. I go pretty often and it's one of my go-to…read moreplaces to bring friends and family when they're visiting. It's in a really cute little building. It's two stories, although I'm not totally sure if they do full service upstairs or if it's more of a grab a drink and hang out situation. We usually just sit downstairs. They also have a great back patio that's open in the summer, which is such a nice bonus. When you walk in, you seat yourself and someone comes over with menus pretty quickly. I almost always get the birria tacos and they never miss. They're so good, and the Parmesan crust on the outside of the shell is seriously delicious. The last time I went, the taco shells were different and a lot smaller than before, but the flavor was still there. Definitely my top recommendation. I've also tried the wings, burgers, and a few appetizers, and everything has been consistently good. They have a happy hour too, and it's actually a great deal. Overall, I just love this place. Good food, laid back atmosphere, and it's always a hit when I bring people.

This place was so good! We had their friend mushrooms, Cajun fries, and a burger! So yummy!! The…read morewait staff is friendly and super helpful!

We passed someone on the trail who told us this was the best burger in town! We checked it out and…read morethey were not wrong! We will definitely be back next time we're in town. Our server was wonderful and i highly recommend the Alaskan Amber they have on draft. I added the side salad instead of fries and it was worth it! I ordered blue cheese dressing and it gad real blue cheese crumbles on it too! SO good!

To be fair, no one comes here expecting decent food. You come here hungry after skiing all morning,…read moreso anything edible will do. I ordered the pesto chicken sando. It was okay, although the buns were a bit mushy and parts of the chicken were dry. The fries weren't crispy and didn't really taste like anything. For the quality, the sando was definitely overpriced. My partner said his burger wasn't that great either. But we left feeling full and recharged, so I guess there's that!

Went to the Wall for lunch at 2:30pm after skiing since 8:30am. Had wanted to eat elsewhere and get…read morea bowl but those counters were closed already, so we wandered into the Wall. We were seated almost immediately and had a very friendly hostess and server. As a group we ordered: Nachos with beef: 5/5 yes I'm sure they get the guac and cheese premade somewhere but the portion was generous, the spice level was decent, and nachos were flavorful. Pesto chicken sliders: 5/5 best thing we ordered. Fish and chips: 4/5 run of the mill fish and chips. The breading was a little thick and the fish wasn't particularly tender but it was alright. I usually feel like places don't provide enough tartar sauce but here I had sauce left over Bloody Mary: 5/5 I don't like blood Marys and I enjoyed this one which might indicate that it wasn't good but I really liked it. My husband said it was "more vegetal than usual" and I think I don't like the overwhelming tomato taste of a usual Bloody Mary so his observation makes sense Mulled wine: 4/5 pleasantly warm and interesting in flavor. Felt comforting after skiing If this was a random restaurant in the Bay Area this review would look very different but I'm comparing it to usual fare at ski resorts; to sit down to such a nice, filling, hot meal while wearing my ski boots was such a happy time, all three of us were thrilled.

Like all ski resort eateries, this is a bit overpriced and not the best quality. However, I like…read morethe variety here (poke bowls, white cheddar and cheese, miso salmon bowls, teriyaki bowls) - it's different that the usual chicken tenders and hot dogs. There's still fries and chicken tenders, but my vegetarian and pescatarian friends have good options here!

The fries were stale, but my friends and I were hungry that we kept eating them. The chicken…read moretenders were better than the fries. This place is super crowded, but it's expected since everyone wants a break from the cold. Of course, prices are steep. I bought two bottles of water for $10. CRAZY! My friend said the restaurant at the top of the hill is way better with FRESH fries!