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Rocker Restaurant

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  • Rocker Restaurant

  • Address: 1880 Village South Rd., Olympic Valley, California 96145
  • Website
  • Phone Number: (530) 584-6080

Rocker Restaurant

Rocker Restaurant is a laid-back favorite in The Village at Palisades Tahoe, known for good food, a full bar, and a genuinely welcoming vibe—for people and dogs alike. Named for the innovative ski design pioneered by Palisades Tahoe legend Shane McConkey, the restaurant reflects the area’s deep connection to outdoor culture and ski history.

Dogs are welcome on the outdoor patio, where they’re treated like part of the crowd, not an afterthought. Stop in after a day on the mountain, meet friends for appetizers and drinks, or settle in for a relaxed meal with your pup at your side. Rocker Restaurant makes it easy to slow down, refuel, and enjoy the village atmosphere together.

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