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

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.

Have to agree with other reviewers dinging Sun Bowl for its portion size. They should really call…read moreit a Fruit Bowl with a Small dollop of Açaí in order to set expectations right. My bowl was tasty, and if you're looking for a place to spend your IKon credits it's a convenient healthy option.

We had mountain credits to use from our Ikon Pass and stumbled across this restaurant in the…read morevillage. We ordered the regular ahi poke, and a large salmon bowl. Fish was so fresh, and the service was extremely quick. We also got the Hawaiian smoothie, which I was not the biggest fan of due to it being more like a juice with chunks, instead of a smoothie. The food is good, but overall would not come here and pay those prices with my own money, given the portions are very small as well.

They don't have a big selection. I had to wait 15 minutes…read morefor 2 cookies. They don't have enough of supply. If this place is as popular as it's known to be, they should make a lot to stay busy during business hours. The cookies that I was able to try were good. My favorite is the chocolate chip. Like grandma's fresh out the oven cookies.

Always a go to stop for us for immediate consumption and for a grab and go for later!read more

Coffee was delicious, recommend the Vanilla Latte. They also have house made syrups!…read more Cute lil spot to grab your coffee and go or relax there as well. They do have chairs in front of their stand. I do want to mention, after a couple of minutes, the paper cups do get flimsy at least with the iced drinks.

We made a stop at this lovely coffee truck and got ourselves an affogato, a golden latte and an…read moreiced matcha latte. Golden latte was especially very delicious.

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.

This place is definitely a big staple in the community. They've got a wide selection of hot and…read morecold drinks, sandwiches, pastries, bakes, wine, and kitchen items too. We came here twice on our trip to Tahoe. There's a good amount of seating outdoors to sit and enjoy your breakfast/lunch, and the staff are super sweet and accommodating. I bought some of their toffee which was delicious, a scone baking mix, blueberry syrup, beef jerky, and a few other goodies. To eat, I ordered dirty chai lattes, took home some canned beers, ate coconut macaroons, croissants, and sandwiches. Everything was fresh and made with love. I wish I could come here more often!

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!

Fantastic little deli to get Starbucks coffee, healthy soups, sandwiches, snacks, drinks, and…read moretoiletries. I stocked up for my usual evening snack attack and hydration needs. The people working here are up from Peru for the winter, and are so hospitable and kind. There is also ample sitting space to work or relax in. This is a reminder to myself to stop putting work before relaxing, both in reviews and in life.

Convenient since it's located between the guests rooms and main lobby at the Resort of Squaw Creek…read more You can have food delivered but there's a $5 delivery fee and 15% service charge. I say save the extra money since you'll most likely be passing by this place multiple times a day. Food is a bit pricey, but is expected since it's affiliated with the resort. The have a little cafe with Starbucks coffee, baked goods, and soups, salads, and sandwiches. They also have a wine section and a small pharmacy/retail section. My only gripe about this place is that there aren't any prices listed or stickered on anything that is not prepared by the deli- all the retail goods and bottled beverages. $3 for an individual sized box of organic milk, yea- no thank you. Again this place is convenient but if you have the time or if you want to save money, head to Safeway a few miles away and stock up on goods... especially snacks and drinks.

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

I think it's hard to find a decent bagel that isn't bland and this place gave us a great breakfast…read morebagel where every item complimented the taste! Ordered the salmon with cream cheese and avocado. The staff was friendly and brought our bagel out to us as we waited outside in their patio. Will definitely come back when I'm in the area.

Unbeatable location across from the lake in Tahoe City. Live music on a Monday at lunch time on MDW…read morewas fun. The place has a nice vibe and a big bar. The menu was an array of apps like Bao buns, guac and chips to birria beef rangoon, entree salads and burgers including a mushroom burger. They were a bit understaffed - one bartender and one server. Neither super friendly or forward with info - we had no clue on the flow or what and where to go. We figured it out, but clearly a bit of an issue. We ordered at the bar, but from a server, and then sat outside. The poke bowl, while a tad bland was hearty, filling and solid. The deep fried onions on top were a really nice touch, although I did feel like it was over the top salty - I ended up drinking like a gallon of water when I got home. The Bloody Mary was really good... so props on that drink, with a blue cheese olive and all. Overall, such a solid spot. Well designed, hip and a solid menu. I'd come again if I was in the 'hood. * bonus for some limited parking in the back lot.

TL;DR: The restaurant somehow forgot my bday reservation I made and PAID FOR nearly a month in…read moreadvance. Onsite staff scrambled to seat our party of 11. Food was overall bad and soda was completely flat. I reached out to request a refund and they fucked up the amount refunded, while still charging me 22% gratuity LOL. This experience was a stain on an otherwise incredibly perfect weekend celebration in Tahoe. I had my 30th birthday dinner here and it was a terrible experience-- although NO fault of our direct waitstaff. They tried their best in a chaotic situation... IDK where the communication dropoff occurred. I submitted a request on Evo Hotel's contact form 3 weeks in advance to request a large party reservation and got in contact with their events coordinator, Alexis. While the restaurant doesn't typically accept reservations, she offered an event hosting fee to confirm our large party of (originally) 12. I agreed to the charge (BTW, which was $990.23 after taxes and service charges, and required $750 food/bev minimum). This included 22% gratuity. Signed a contract. Soooo I basically paid almost a grand in advance. For a table that's not even in a private room! I just wanted the peace of mind :-/ A day prior, I let Alexis know that my party size had changed to 11, and she responded that it had been updated. OK COOL, CONFIRMED RIGHT???? LMAO The night of, the staff were completely confused why our big ass group was saying we had a reservation because, again, THEY DON'T TAKE RESERVATIONS! Only when I mentioned ALEXIS and showed the contract on my phone, they basically scrambled to get us seated ASAP. Fortunately there was space, but the restaurant was nearly full... Imagine if I paid $1k to wait outside for an hour or something??? Waitstaff were very flustered and apologetic, and throughout our meal I had to reexplain the situation to different people, who each seemed even more confused than the last. Frankly, I would've considered another restaurant when we found out the reservation wasn't honored but 1.) I already paid and 2.) where tf am I going to seat 11 people on short notice who are hungry after a day of hiking and climbing?! The food was just... Not good. Some dishes were passable, but: - Soda was totally flat. Like you left it out on the porch in a hot day. - Guacamole was unseasoned... Basically CUBED avocado with no salt. It was so egregious this became a running joke in our group - Fried rice was SO salty and unpleasant - Chicken was undercooked in the salad... - Fries came out cold. - Poke was bland. Both fish and rice basically had no flavor The only thing that was good was probably the Seafood Pan Roast and cocktails. My friends got through the meal to kindly avoid worrying me on my 30th birthday, knowing I had been stressing about planning this weekend for the past three months... We only sent back the guacamole and soda, but SO much food was left on the table. Nobody took takeout boxes back or even considered getting dessert. On top of all this mess, they didn't even acknowledge that it was my birthday even after finding the contract LOL. The staff finally decided that the check was considered covered by my $990.23, so no addtl card was ran. Good thing we asked for the itemized total before we left, because it was actually $483 (before tip/tax). So WAAAAY below the food/beverage minimum. In good faith I fully expected us to exceed the minimum because we're all huge foodies! The night before, a group of 5 of us literally spent $400~ at Sylva... I reached out to Alexis after my trip and requested a refund. While apologetic, she only waived the $750 minimum, 3 items and the soda, and still charged me for 22% gratuity. PLEASE BE SO SERIOUS LMFAO. I'd still tip 15% for the hardworking waitstaff-- or whatever the typical restaurant large party auto-gratuity is-- but 22% for all this mess????? And then as if it couldn't be a bigger mess, her email wrote the refund was $462.32, but the new attached invoice listed $426.32. Girl. To her credit she also sent a $50 gift card but unfortunately there's no way I'm coming back. This is probably the most negative dining experience I've had in a long time... I was genuinely shocked. Sad bc my bf and I stayed at Evo in Utah and had a great experience, and hyped it up to our friends (they have a rock climbing wall and a skate park in that location!!!), so this was a big disappointment from start to finish. And you did it at my 30th bday dinner :-(