Quick and friendly service, plenty of parking in a parking lot area, Cheaper option for food within the area but great quality and big portions. We had breakfast here. Dishes range from 10-15$ on average. We ordered the Red Hut Rosti and the daily special, chorizo eggs scrambled. If you are a cheese lover, and also enjoy hashbrowns you'll enjoy both these dishes. Plenty of staffing, it has a bathroom, and also a small gift shop inside the restaurant! I would visit here again when in the area.

Food was good for what it was, it was exactly what it should be :) We were there for Labor Day 😬 super busy!! sat us outside in the sun… their umbrellas do not tilt so it didn’t help that they had umbrellas it was very hot! We asked to be moved and they were able to accommodate us :) waited way too long for service. Overall The service was okay :( food was good not outstanding. As For pricing is pretty fair but the chicken and waffle I though it need it a little love $16 for 2 pieces of chicken tenders and one waffle was not enough for my 11 year old! I wish they were more mindful about the seating and long wait for service but maybe next time will be better 🥰 this location was next to a church!

I know this is a South Lake Tahoe classic, so I wanted to love it — but it just didn’t quite hit all the marks I was hoping for. The menu is all-American diner fare, and while the ingredients were typical for a greasy spoon, it tasted less like it was “made with love” and more like the kitchen was pushing quantity over quality. Granted, we were at the tail end of a long wait from the mid-morning rush, so it’s possible their day had been really busy. The over-medium eggs and hashbrowns were great, and there was plenty of ketchup and hot sauce on the table. The pancake was fine, but it was a bit disappointing to pay extra for bananas just for them to be on top, and not cooked inside, the pancake — had we known it was a topping and not a core ingredient, we would have opted for something else. The country fried steak got was not bad, though the gravy was very mild on flavor. I was hoping for something with that homemade touch, but it felt more like food I’d be eating at any number of diners. To be honest, we saw some plates of french toast at the order counter as we were wrapping up, and I snagged a picture because they looked delicious. If I were to go back to Red Hut, I’d be more willing to gamble on the French toast than have a repeat. Ultimately though, brunch spots are limited in South Lake Tahoe, so sometimes good enough is still good. I’d be willing to try again if a long-time loyal fan showed me the ropes, otherwise I’ll likely try somewhere new next time.

Mmmm Ya know.. one of those days you have upon waking up feeling good but you want something that will give you a nice .. what did i just try..!!?! Well, i have never ever thought of let alone would even think to pair together.. The Red Hut Cafe has a cheddar peanut butter burger with/out bacon strips, a tiny cup of sweet & sour. I have to say it was one of the biazzareest burgers I have had yet. I will have one again, yes I will.

Great service, they seat us right away, food was delicious. I had the tomato soup with grilled cheese, sooooo satisfying and my husband ordered the chicken fried steak, unique!