

Popular bistro featuring New American plates & a varied wine list, plus a patio with mountain views.
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1995 Olympic Vly Rd #11, Olympic Valley, CA 96146
Phone: (530) 584-6170
Website: http://www.22bistro.com/
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Reviews
Bar Customer Service: Abysmal and unprofessional
To start, the lady bar manager and the male bartender were non-stop flirting with each other the whole time i was at the bar (seldom touching, giggling, joking with each other). It’s okay to have fun but when it’s interfering with your operation (such as getting your customers water refilled) do that when you’re not on the clock.
To preface, my first interaction with the lady bartender manager when I came to the bar was super nice and friendly, (this including flirting with her subordinate). Ultimately, I had a dispute with this same lady bar manager on my check about how the menu is written.
At the top of the “favorites” section it states that Favorites comes with house-made chips and can be substituted for a salad at $3. I assumed since my entree of choice was under Favorites that it came with chips, so I decided I would do the substitution for the salad. After I asked the male bartender to make the switch, he asked if i wanted the salad as a full or a half, and I said “no, I would like the Caesar side salad”. I noticed he gave me a weird look from my response but I just figured that’s the way he was and entered it into the POS as requested.
I soon collected my meal, including the salad which looked abnormally large for the typical side Caesar salad. I proceeded to eat it assuming it was a side salad. After i ate my tacos, i asked for the check. I was charged for a 1/2 salad ($8) versus a side salad ($3). I politely stated to the manager that was i charged incorrectly and it should have been $3 not $8 for the salad.
She opens up a menu, starts running her finger up and down the menu, and asks me where do I see that. I point to the top of the menu (see picture) of it stating how favorites come with house-made chips and that I wanted to sub them for a side salad, and was wondering why I was given the 1/2 salad instead.
Her demeanor changed from happy-go lucky to having an unprofessional attitude. She told me that tacos don’t come with chips and only sandwiches in the favorites do. I asked her, “where does that say that on the menu? Tacos is listed under favorites so i expected chips to come with it.” She said (with an attitude) she would honor it “just this one time, as that’s just how it comes. She reluctantly took off the difference of $5, and adjusted my bill. She was not happy about it (which was clearly displayed by her facial expressions and body language), and I felt like she took it personally as if she had to pay for the difference.
Change your menu design or verbalize that to every one of your customers if you want to avoid confusion.
The spaces were a bit crowded though.
The noodles are so so.
Overall recommended.