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Tahoe's oldest independent pizza restaurant. Signature pies since 1973.

The locals' morning spot. Bright, friendly, caffeinated.

Organic, plant-forward, sunshine-filled. Smoothie bowls almost too pretty to eat.

South Shore's craft brewery. The original taproom is on Lake Tahoe Blvd; the Libation Lodge at the Y has a full restaurant and food truck out front.

The second SLBC location at the Y. Full restaurant, beer lineup, and a food truck semi-permanently parked out front.

White tablecloth, prix fixe, one of Tahoe's only true fine dining rooms.

Upscale Italian with a cozy vibe. Handmade pasta, strong wine list.

Reliable Thai in South Lake. Curries, noodles, and all the staples.

No-frills, authentic, massive portions. The move when you need a burrito that means business.

Breakfast and lunch with Hawaiian flair. Poke bowls and acai alongside eggs and bacon.

Restaurant, bar, and live entertainment above Heavenly Village.

Wood-fired pizzas, craft beer, and a lively atmosphere in Heavenly Village.

Sushi and seafood with a South Pacific vibe in Heavenly Village.

Exceptional food, cocktails, and vibes.

Meyers breakfast and lunch spot. Solid food, chill vibes, a locals' staple.

Serving Tahoe since 1968. Old-school breakfast counter, no fuss, all good.

Cozy South Lake breakfast spot. Omelettes, pancakes, and good coffee.

Quality from the bun up. Creative hot dogs, fries, and Phillys. Pickup only — closed Tues/Wed.

Old-school breakfast diner. Waffles the size of your head since 1959. Multiple South Shore locations.

German beer hall vibes with pretzels, schnitzel, and a rotating tap list. Lively and loud in the best way.

From breakfast to dinner, one of the highest-rated spots in town. Inventive dishes, great cocktails.

Modern brewpub with California comfort food and house-brewed beers.

Inside the Desolation Hotel. Creative American plates, strong brunch game, stylish space.

Lodge-style lakefront dining at the Ski Run Marina. Famous Wet Woody cocktail.

Argentinian empanadas, homemade and stuffed to order. Tiny spot, big flavor.

Modern Latin American dishes and cocktails in Heavenly Village.

Cajun-Creole brunch and dinner with a great patio. Gumbo, po'boys, and beignets.

California-Asian fusion overlooking the lake in Tahoe City. A Tahoe institution.

Casual spot in Tahoe City. Burgers, tacos, and a solid beer list.

Truckee breakfast institution. Worth the wait.

Hip hamburger joint. Juicy burgers, parmesan garlic fries, and local beers on tap.

Intimate cabin-set fine dining near Crystal Bay. Romantic and tucked away.

Italian with a lakefront patio in Tahoe City.

Lakefront dining on the quiet side of the lake. Pier seating in summer.

Beloved Tahoe City breakfast spot since 1976. Always a line, always worth it.

Dramatic lakefront setting at the Hyatt in Incline Village. The view does most of the work.

Mesquite-grilled everything in Incline Village. Local favorite.

Incline Village taproom. Great beer, chill vibes.

Lakefront fine dining at the Edgewood resort in Stateline. One of the best views at the lake.

Steaks and seafood with panoramic lake views in Stateline.

Cozy Italian spot in Stateline. Highest-rated newcomer on the east side — 4.8 stars.

Upscale steak and seafood inside Harrah's. White tablecloth casino dining done right.

BBQ, burgers, and brews near the casinos. Dog-friendly patio, games, and a fun vibe.

Casual lakeside dining at the Zephyr Cove Resort.