Sunnyside Restaurant
Posted on May 8, 2008
Sunnyside Restaurant in Lake Tahoe is an inviting restaurant and echoes the design of old mahogany Chris Craft speedboats.
In summer when the sun’s shining, the most highly coveted tables in Tahoe are those on Sunnyside’s lakeside veranda. Guests can also dine in the lodge’s more traditional Chris Craft Dining Room with its 1930s aura.
The lunch menu has fresh pastas, burgers, chicken, and fish sandwiches, together with a variety of soups and salads. Dinners are fancier, with main courses such as Australian lobster tail, lamb chops with roasted-garlic chutney butter, and fresh salmon oven-baked on a cedar plank. In the winter, the bar has a lively après-ski scene where both tourists and locals come to watch ski flicks on the big screen and refuel on inexpensive appetizers.
The bar, however, is a blast, and gets packed with boaters and Bacchanalian revelers. Be forewarned: this is not a quiet place on weekends in summer.
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