I don't know where to start, but we left the restaurant feeling like we were mugged. We spent the whole car ride back to cabin trying to think of a worse dining experience either of us have ever had... to no avail. When we arrived, the decor was hideous - imagine what your 87-year-old grandmother would have designed 15+ years... more

We first ate Jean-Pierre Doignon's superb, everything-from-scratch modern Burgundian cuisine at La Cheminee in King's Beach, the most wonderful restaurant we ever ate in anywhere in the world. The state took the property after just a few years and an all-too-brief era of culinary excellence came to an end. Not long after J-P opened the larger but far lower-priced Bistro... more

We, too, have been fans of Le Bistro for years. We have a timeshare at the Hyatt next door and always include a trip to Le Bistro when we visit twice a year. Our favorite server is Dave, who is also extremely knowledgeable about wine. The food is consistently wonderful, and we rank it up there with any of San... more

We have followed Jean-Pierre Doignon, Le Bistro's chef and owner, through his culinary career because he is a true master. We have regularly visited Le Bistro for about 15 years now, whenever we wanted an ultimate dining experience with our Tahoe guests or just the perfect night out as a couple, and it has never disappointed. Doignon was the renowned... more

We have been coming to this restaurant for years. It is consistently excellent in every aspect - service, quality & wine selection. It is located across the street from the Hyatt in North Lake Tahoe so you are not getting a lake view but if you want the most fabulous fixed price menu of French food you will come to... more

My husband and I have been dining at Le Bistro for the last 5 years and it is always amazing. The customer service is amazing and of course the food is too! We feel that Le Bistro is a jewel. more

I have been meaning to write a review for LeBistro since our trip last month, and after seeing the unbelievably ridiculous review posted June 2nd, it is time. My husband and I were in Incline Village for business, and stumbled across LeBistro quite by accident. We can both honestly say that this restaurant is among the top five restaurant experiences... more

Rude hostess/owner at the door, curt and unfriendly waiter, minuscule portions, high prices, poor food quality, noisy table cleaning by hostess in middle of meal, rushed service - it was the worst dinner out we've had in 20 years. It's funny how people always talk about the French being rude but creating great food - in this case we just... more