Delightful service, delicious sandwich, fresh ly brewed espresso and matcha tea, tempting pastries,…read morebeautiful patio .

What a lovely find! I had never been to Genoa and it had been years since my husband visited so we…read moredecided to take a drive there when we were in the area. The town is absolutely charming but what caught my attention was Sierra Chef. We made our way to the door and I was immediately in heaven as we entered the building. The store was filled with amazing Italian food items including pastas, sauces, and cheeses. There were chef prepared dinners for you to order to take home. Italian pastries and gelato tempted us. I gave in and ordered a pistachio gelato which was divine. My husband ordered a cookie and espresso which he said was perfectly prepared. I wish we would have had more time at Sierra Chef because we would have ordered more food items to try. The next time we are in the area, we will be making a stop to pick up some tasty treats!

Knott a knitter? Who cares? This sweet little shop offers darling cards, art, lotions, soaps,…read morestickers and a lovely owner. Also...gifts for your knitting family and friends. Want to become a knitter, start here for all of your supplies. (I am not a knitter...found d plenty unique of stocking stuffers here!)

Great selection of yarn, and very good customer service. Let me wander around and browse without…read morebeing pushy, and was happy to let me sit and knit for a while on the couch. Highly recommend!

A wonderful yarn shop near the coast! Friendly people and beautiful yarn. My daughter bought…read morehand-dyed yarn there.

Great selection of yarns. Folks were very helpful! Found exactly what I was looking for.read more

Super cute toy store. Such fun Tahoe trinkets like magnets and shirts…read more Tons and tons of toys for kids of all ages. The employee was friendly.

The service is ok because it did take a little bit for the employee to come out. But other than…read morethat the selection of toys were good.

I will start by saying I think this could be the greatest coffee Kingdom ever. If only I could find…read moreit. Where are you market café? Olly olly oxen free. Oh well, guess I'll try again tomorrow

Amazing place with great coffee and very nice ppl. Go there…read moreearly in the morning before it's getting really busy.

I absolutely love boutique fabric stores! What a gem to stumble across Fabric Chicks recently. You…read morecould spend hours here and I sure did! I got a yard each of the new Michael Miller Halloween fabrics to make a table runner. Of course, you gotta have some left over for your overflowing fabric stash.. ;) Nice ladies working. This place is wonderful. Make sure you stop in!

I'm not sure how to rate this store. I stopped in 2 weeks ago and found it cluttered with beautiful…read morefabric that isn't organized. This is my second visit and I don't recall the store being this disorganized. I was looking for Christmas fabric and found a little bit in different rooms. Not a large selection. Spoke to the owner on my way out who stated they just returned from a trade show and hadn't unpacked yet. She mentioned on Wednesday afternoons, between 4-6, they go on their Facebook page and display 150 different fabrics that you may order online. To date, I haven't had the opportunity to do so. They also offer classes at a reasonable price. The shop is located at 1511 US Hwy 395 N., Gardnerville in what was a yellow building but last week when I was in Gardnerville it appears as if they are painting the building pink. https://www.fabric-chicks.com https://www.facebook.com/FabricChicks/shop/?ref_code=search_hcm_cta&ref_surface=global_search

She is phenomenal to deal with and I just love how warm and friendly she is. Totally recommend…read moregoing to her for all your graphic design

So when I first started doing the sailing charter thing, I went for the quick, easy low hanging…read moreinstant gratification fruit and ordered my first business cards online from VistaPrint. They were pretty good, and cost me a little over $60- for 250 cards. When they ran out I finally did the smart thing and went to my friend Russell Hicks, who has been in the printing business for well over 30 years, which frankly is what I should have done to begin with. I just got my order. The turn around was every bit as fast as VistaPrint (faster, actually), the cards much nicer thanks in no small part to Russ's personal attention and expertise, and - get this - I got 1,000 cards for LESS than $60-! So I got 4X the cards, which were nicer and higher quality, for LESS money than I paid to VistaPrint! Lesson learned. Thank you Russ; and if anyone needs any kind of printing done you should call, email, send a message by carrier pigeon, or stop by and talk to Russ at Sandell's Printing; it's not often that the pros are way cheaper than the hacks, you'll be glad you did.