Le Chamois

Cold beer and great service. Great place to relax and unwind after hitting the slopes hard all day!

LOvE THIS BAR!!! Everytime me and my bros are done makin squaw are bitch we hit this place! Crawlin with chicks! pizza is the best in the country! beer is always cold n never flat,! plus all the pros hang there, pretty awsome apres and the squaw valley sport shop next door does free tunes if you bring them pizza or beer!!!

The pizza is great, the service was friendly even though you couldn’t move an inch after the mountain closed. Would ride down here again after the end of the day.

We went to Squaw valley for the trolley ride and went up and came down around 6pm when most places on the top close… being crazy hungry and the fact that we had to drive and hour to Reno to go to our hotel we came down and went to every restaurant in our vicinity. the sports bar. the other pizza place… the Irish pub and everything… everyone had at least 45min to 1hr wait which is longer than it would take for our drive to Reno… almost resigned to getting in the car hungry and driving to Reno… I saw a few guys taking some takeout pizza boxes… I asked one of them if there is a pizza place hidden behind the building we were standing infront of and the guy said yes… I asked him if it was quick and he said yes… that was MUSIC to my hungry stomach… I called my friends and we ran here… the place was almost empty. lucky for us it was hidden…
They had a ton of options… wings. onion rings… delicious pizzas. sandwiches everything to fill a hungry belly… I ordered the veggie pizza and one of the specials… and onion rings and french fries…
The food appeared in front of us pretty soon… We were so starved… the food disappeared in a jiffy… the pizza was thin and the sauce was tasty. the toppings delicious and fresh… the guy stopped by to ask how everything was a d mentioned they made 225 pizzas that day thanks to the awesome snow season and the visitors… THAT’S CRAZY… Please go here… the staff is awesome the food d.e.l.i.c.i.o.u.s…

We ordered pizza for three of us, pitcher of beer, and a hot dog w/​fries for the little one. Pizza was ok until we pulled the piece that had a large piece of black plastic bag cooked in under the cheese. Pointed it out to the staff who kind of blew me off as it was no big deal. Hot dog was fine and fries were delicious.

The service and the vibe eere nice, but the cheesesteak sandwich was nothing special and too dry.

What could be better than cold beer in a killer old ski bar. Love the posters and décor.

The pizza was greasy and not that tasty. The service was really friendly. I love that they have plugs everywhere to recharge the gadgets. Weird comment, but the water is sooooooo good, or it might have just been that I was hungover. The wings were meaty but I was definitely concerned I might get sick after, not exactly sure why, just had that sneaking suspicion. Luckily, I was okay!

The food offerings were very limited. Would have been nice to have some healthy options.

This is pretty much the go-​to apres ski spot for Squaw/​Alpine. Great place to see friends, hang out, have a beer. Delicious pizza and cute interior area. I wish they did more hot drinks and craft brews, but, oh well.

Good pizza: go for pepperoni pineapple – trust me, they do go together.
Pitchers of beer also add to the atmosphere; no need for a reservation but it could get busy at peak times or holiday weekends.

Great pizza and beautiful views.

Still the best post-​power-​day spot for pizza and beer. The deck is usually filled by 2:45 so send someone early to stake out a spot or start practicing your ability to balance multiple plastic beer cups and paper plates of pizza.
This is a legit pizza place that just happens to be ski-​in ski-​out, not your usual ski resort slices of cardboard.
the wait for specialty items (i.e. not a beer or a slice of pizza that’s already on the rack) can be 15 – 20 minutes.
*as for ski-​in ski-​out, you just take the long path right off the mountain til you see the big wheel (usually with kids climbing on it). keep your speed up at first, but watch out for dogs as you approach (it’s a SUPER popular «fetch» spot and as such, keep you eyes on your pizza as adorable dogs are always circling)

After skiing for a half day, I met my buddy here for lunch and some beers! it was a cool and cheap! they have a bar and seating outside! I ordered a meatball sandwhich! and it was pretty cheap compared to other ski places I ate at. it was cool younger crowd compared to northstar bars and restaurants and another reason why I like squaw better then northstar!!!

This is the place to go when your n Squaw.
There may be a little wait for the food, but it’s worth it.
Good beer, good pizza and good wings outside on the porch in the snow.
Doesn’t get much better than that

Great place to relax with some beers at the end of the day.
Tons of really sick Squaw memorabilia from all the stars… great prices too

Spent the weekend at Squaw and Apred here are few times, great beers, great crowd (bunch of ex-​hippies, richies, San Franciscans, international jetsetters, SoCal people and NorCal people) and very mediocre food (but what do you expect, its for seeing and being seen after a day on the beautiful slopes…
Great times, check it out if you can, certainly not for the family, at least on Friday and Saturday afternoon/​evenings but its the most lively and coolest place in Squaw during the season!

WINTER REVIEW Best value in Squaw! Pizza is always good and beer flows very nicely by the pitcher. Tables inside/​outside usually easy to get even for a group. If you are with the kids there is plenty of space for them to run around while you relax.

Sssssssh. This is a locals joint and you shouldn’t be here.
You can always count on a good time in this hard to find patio.

OK, yes, it’s true — most of Le Chamois is outdoors. I don’t know how early you have to get to Le Chamois to get a table indoors, but I’m guessing it’s pretty early. Our day of skiing had been pretty balmy and there was a good group outside at Le Chamois, so we vetoed our friend’s decision to go to Bar One (it was dead!) and go to Le Chamois. At those cold evening temperatures, we only lasted about 45 minutes out there.
The outside bar is quick for getting a beer (they serve pitchers!), though the selection is relatively limited — I think we had the choice of Budweiser or Fat Tire. The food came was quick in coming out — we ordered various snacks but the garlic cheesy bread was the hands-​down favorite.
Le Chamois is probably a better location before the sun goes down because once the sun sets, it is pretty cold. But otherwise, it’s a good place to hang out since it’s right in the center of the Village.