Fireside Pizza Company - Olympic Valley

The food service is incredibly fast and efficient! Located in the village of Palisades, this is the best spot for a quick bite in the area.

I ordered the garlic parmesan fries, which cost $12. When they arrived, they had no parmesan and were served on a small plate. I was very disappointed. Additionally, it felt like we weren't treated like regular customers because we arrived on bikes and were dressed in biking gear. It almost felt like we were being discriminated against. We were even suggested to go to another bar, even though we don’t drink and were just looking for some tea.

- Service: Dine-in - Meal type: Dinner - Price per person: $10–20 - Food: 5/5 - Service: 5/5 - Atmosphere: 5/5

Wow, this place pleasantly surpassed my family 's and my expectations!! We stayed at The Villages at Palisades Tahoe during their Brews, Jazz, Funk Fest this weekend. My party of 5 adults shared three large entrees: Pear Walnut Salad $19 mixed greens perfectly tossed with balsamic dressing with juicy pear and candied walnuts; walnuts and Bosc pear were delicious but could have put more than 1/2 pear, fyi comes with gorgonzola cheese if you 're not a fan of blue cheese Thai Curry Chicken Pizza $36 made fresh to order, sweet yellow curry base with fresh tomatoes and yellow bell peppers with dollops of mascarpone cheese; the dough was sweet and delicious i usually don 't like to eat crust but i left no scraps, def checks off my crust, sauce, and cheese criteria Spaghetti Bolognese $23 al dente pasta with generous meat portions, creamy sauce but not overwhelmingly heavy Water so apparently their water is sourced from the mountains and it was so refreshing and clean, no nasty hard water here The staff were courteous and welcoming despite the festivities outside and within the restaurant. Inside decorations was cozy and reminded me of a rustic cabin. Ambiance wise, the table next to us were a bit loud and kept setting off my watch 's Noise Alarm with decibels reaching 90 so watch out for young kids?? . Parking wise, there 's ample parking within the lot out front overall, wheelchair accessible but might be difficult in the snow. This place deserves to be a staple if you happen to be in North Lake Tahoe region. Oh yeah, they charge you a resort fee and some NLT tax so it 's so negligible, it 's barely worth mentioning. Parking: lots of parking in the lot in front, but may get full during peak days Kid friendliness: gets loud sometimes so may not be the most appropriate for young children Wheelchair accessibility: there is a wheelchair accessible ramp

All the appetizers were fantastic, particularly the chicken wings. However, it was the excellent customer service from Alex that will make me choose this place again the next time I'm in Tahoe. Thank you, Alex!