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Enjoy shopping like never before in downtown Truckee California! Historic Downtown Truckee Art Obsessions - A gallery of modern fine arts. 530.550.9688 Artisan’s Market Place - Truckee’s newest gallery, consisting of work from 17 local artists. 530.587.2873 Aspen Leaf Interiors - Interior Design service and art gallery. 775.342.3477 Backstreet Boutique - Comfortable, trendy clothes at an affordable price. 530.582.5481 Bespoke - Place for artistic inspiration and the perfect gift with one of a kind goods. 530.582.5500 Bluestone Jewelery - Precious stones, metals and glass. 530.582.0429 Bolam Gallery - a fine art galley featuring nationally recognized artists. 530.582.0429 Cabona’s - Offers fine products and a wide array of styles. 530.587.3161 California 89 - Apparel and lifestyle goods. 530.214.8989 Cooking Gallery - Carries everything your kitchen needs. 530.582.8303 Cosmo’s Custom Footwerks - Ski boot and shoe fittings. 530-587-5424 Gratitudes Gifts and Home Décor - A beautiful and eclectic assortment of luxury furniture and home décor. 530.587.6858 High Camp Home Designs - Sophisticated rustic and contemporary mountain style designs. 530.587.3394 JoAnne’s Stained Glass - Beautiful glass pieces all made by JoAnne or other artists. 530.587.1280 Kalifornia Jean Bar - Fashion- forward clothing and accessories. 530-550-9933 Kitsch Boutique - Men and women’s boutique. 530.214.8900 La Galleria - Artisan jewelry and home decor. 530.587.5444 Lorien Powers Studio Jewelry - Collection of local contemporary jewelry artists. 530-550-9610 Mo, Jo and Zoe - Affordable shopping for women. 530.587.3495 Mountain Home Center - Home accessories and décor. 530.550.8800 Mtn Loot - Unique furniture and gift store offering vintage market finds. 530.214.8800 The Niche - Unique clothing boutique. 530.587.3100 Nox - Truckee’s newest ladies clothing store. 530.563.8098 Riverside Studios - Where art and culture intersect by local artists. 530.587.3789 Sweets Handmade Candies - Handmade candies includ- ing caramels, toffee, truffles, fudge and more. 530.587.6556 Tahoe Dave’s - Ski and snowboard rentals as well as retail with ski and snowboard gear. 530.582.0900 Tahoe Blu - Eco-friendly retail boutique. 530.562.4041 Tahoe Oil & Spice - Tasting room of fresh premium ol- ive oils and vinegars. 530-550-8857 Truckee Variety - Wide variety of toys, games, t-shirts, crafts and stationery. 530.587.3117 Villager Nursery - helps mountain gardeners succeed with landscapes, gardens, hedges and houseplants. 530.587.0771 White Buffalo - Specializing in Native American Jewelry and Southwestern art and home décor. 530.587.4446 Village at Northstar Ambassador Toys - Offers a handpicked selection of toys, games and books. 530.562.2600 Burton - Featuring an extensive Burton collection. 530.562.8014 Butterbox - Equipped to outfit every snowboarder. 530.562.3650 Elite Feet - Custom boot and fitting services with accessories available. 530.562.8922 Lole - Men and women’s athletic designer clothing. Lululemon Athletica - A technical athletic wear brand. 530.562.1669 Mine - Children’s store carrying apparel, footwear, accessories and gifts. 530. 562.3640 Mo, Jo & Zoe - Locally designed jewelry, clothing and accessories. 530.587.3495 Northstar Logo Company - Northstar merchandise - perfect for gifts and memorabilia. 530.562.3618 Oakley - Performance technology and fashion including eyewear, apparel and more. 530.562.3630 Patagonia - The new store features high quality clothing for skiing and general outdoor use. 530.562.8012 Tahoe Spa & Wellness - A yoga and wellness boutique. 530.550.8336 The North Face - Extensive line of performance apparel, equipment and footwear. 530.562.3663 True North - Premier brands of men and women’s ski and fashion apparel and more. 530.562.3670 Villager Candle Shop – Make your own candle-studio. 530.562.8884 Lake Tahoe’s towns and resorts present California’s freshest ingredients in diverse venues guaranteed to please any appetite! Village at Northstar Apres Alley - As day turns to dusk and ski boots change to snow boots, find yourself with friends sharing the day’s tales. Cabana Bar - Kick back by the fire pits with a warm and welcoming cocktail. Copper Lane Café -Copper Lane Cafe is open for breakfast and lunch offering seasonal and locally sourced ingredients. Local, organic and sustainable 530.587.7793 Euro Snack - Sweets gelato & more! Located in The Village next to the stage. 530.581.0600 Frites - A menu of gourmet poutine with homemade gravy and a selection of craft beers right by the rink! 530.562.1010 The Grille at Sawtooth Ridge - The Grille at Sawtooth Ridge is a full-service, family friendly restaurant fea turing California Cuisine with strong Hawaiian influences. 530.562.2188 Los Arcos - Authentic Mexican food located in the lower village next to Copper Lane. 530.386.3171 Petra - Come for the wine, stay for the downright delicious menu and fun winemaker dinners. 530.562.0600 Rink Bar - Specialty-made cocktails Rubicon Pizza Company - Pizza, pasta, salads, apps and over 20 beers on tap. 530.562.2199 Starbucks - Coffee and to-go breakfast items. 530.562.3680 Tavern 6330’ - Only steps from the Gondola, we feature fresh California farm-to-fork cuisine in a modern rustic environment for lunch, après and dinner. 530.562.3200 TC’s Pub - Northstar’s number 1 sports bar! Stop by for après specials, or enjoy a great selection of beer on tap and shareable menu items. 530.562.2250 The Ritz- Carlton, Lake Tahoe The Living Room - Take in the views or enjoy the warm fireplace at the Living Room, which offers contempo- rary American light fare, cocktails, beer and an extensive wine list. 530.562.3000 www.ritzcarlton.com/ en/Properties/LakeTahoe/Dining/the_living_room Manzanita - Features a mountain resort atmosphere with an open kitchen and local, organic California cui- sine. 530.562.3000 www.ritzcarlton.com/en/Properties/LakeTahoe/Dining/manzanita Backyard Bar & BBQ - Offers guests a year-round casual dining experience on the back patio with ski-in/ski- out outdoor dining in the winter and poolside service during the summer. 530.562.3000 www.ritzcarlton.com/en/hotels/california/lake-tahoe/dining/backyard-bar-bbq Historic Downtown Truckee Alibi Ale Works - Craft beer brewed in Incline Village, NV. Regular live music and creative food menu. 530.536.5029 www.alibialeworks.com Bar of America - Delicious meals from sustainable harvest and live music. 530.587.3110 www.barofamerica.com Best Pies - New York style pizza in a casual, laid-back environment. 520.582.1111 www.bestpiestruckee.com Burger Me - Real, Fresh, all Natural Burgers. 530.587.8852 www.realfreshburger.com CoffeeBar- Delicious Italian coffee shop that serves organic coffee and espresso along with our favorite breakfast pastries. 530.587.2000 www.coffeebartruckee.com Cottonwood Restaurant and Bar - With an adventurous menu created by the executive chef of 14 years, Cotton- wood offers fine California cuisine in a comfortable atmosphere. Closed Monday and Tuesday. 530.587.5711 www.cottonwoodrestaurant.com Jax Truckee Diner - Housed in an original 1940s diner next to Downtown Truckee’s railroad tracks, JAX offers dec- adent comfort food. 530.550.7450 www.jaxtruckee.com Marg’s Taco Bistro - A blend of Latino flavors and global ingredi- ents and cooking techniques, as well as extensive margarita and tequila menu. 530.587.6274 www.margstacobistro.com Marty’s Café - Delicious breakfast and lunch menu served in a re- laxed farm-to-table open-kitchen eatery. 530.550.8208 www.martyscafe.com Moody’s Bistro - Formerly the Truckee Hotel, Moody’s is known for their live music, lounge inspired setting and an inventive California- inspired menu crafted to please. 530.587.8688 www.moodysbistro.com Old Town Tap - A contemporary pizzeria in Truckee, offering both classic and modern cuisine, also featuring original creative cocktails and craft beer. 530.563.5233 www.oldtowntaptruckee.com Truckee Philosophy - Locally sourced food, beer and wine menu, with live music. 530.536.5129 www.truckeephilosophy.com Pianeta Cucina Italiana - A local’s favorite for happy hour. Known for its antipasto plate, complete with house marinated olives, this fine Italian restaurant also lures customers with its signature crab cakes. 530.587.4694 www.pianetarestauranttruckee.com Trokay Café 0 Taste of the big city in a small town. Very intricate and unique dishes. 530.582.1040 www.restauranttrokay.com Truckee Tavern - A sophisticated American cuisine restaurant with a rustic feel. 530.587.3766 www.truckeetavern.com While it’s well-known as one of the top winter ski destinations, summer in North Lake Tahoe and Truckee brings the opportunity to do a host of things as well! Boat and Sailing Cruises Tahoe Queen, Zephyr Cove - Enjoy the beautiful views of Lake Tahoe from this authentic Mississippi paddle wheeler - Ski Run Marina. 1.800.23.TAHOE www.zephyrcove.com/cruises M.S. Dixie II, Zephyr Cove - This award winning 520-passenger vessel is the largest in South Lake Tahoe and a local favorite. Zephyr Cover. 1.800.23.TAHOE www.zephyrcove.com/cruises Sierra Cloud Catamaran, Incline Village- Experience the true tranquility of Tahoe during a lazy sail on the Sierra Cloud catamaran. 775.831.4386 www.awsincline.com Tahoe Cruz, Tahoe City - Discover Lake Tahoe’s beauty aboard this 50 ft sailing yacht, which provides roomy comfort with high performance sailing. 530.583.6200 www.tahoesail.com Wild Goose II, Tahoe Vista - Wild Goose II is a 36-foot Grand Craft Commuter boat in the style and quality of the original wooden boat era. Grand Tahoe Charters. 530.412.4064 www.wildgoose2.com Tahoe Gal, Tahoe City - Join the fun and romance aboard the Tahoe Gal! 952 N. Lake Blvd. 1.800.218.2464 www.tahoegal.com Rafting Tahoe Whitewater Tours, Truckee - Rafting and kayaking tours on the Truckee River for all levels. 530.587.7777 www.gowhitewater.com Tributary Whitewater Tours, Truckee - Choose from rafting trips suitable for kids, to extreme California white water rafting adventures for the expert.
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