

Enjoy a cabin comfortable dining experience with friends and family from near and far. American fare meets rustic charm with locally-sourced options for breakfast, brunch, lunch & dinner. Alpine Union Bar & Kitchen is the perfect destination to cozy up to an outdoor fire pit, sample a craft beer or dig into something savory. Alpine Union celebrates the unique mountain lifestyle with people from near and far, coming together to share experiences. Perfect for family dinners!
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Address and Contact Information
Address: 50 US-50, Stateline, NV 89449
Phone: (775) 589-7667
Website: https://goldennugget.com/lake-tahoe/restaurants/alpine/
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Reviews
Last night, the family dining squad – Madison (the burger connoisseur), Jess (the cheese aficionado), and myself (Michael, the rare burger enthusiast) – embarked on a culinary adventure at Alpine Union Bar & Kitchen, nestled in the bustling Golden Nugget Lake Tahoe Hotel and Casino.
Madison tackled The #1 Burger, sans onions, like it was her last meal before a desert island drop-off. Medium-well, just how she likes her burgers and her humor. Jess went for the Black & Blue Burger, a masterpiece of blue cheese crumbles (in such abundance she could have started a cheese farm) and bacon, cooked medium to harmonize with her standards.
Sweet potato fries were the unanimous side choice because, let’s face it, regular fries are so 2020. Jess and I washed down our burger bliss with a Deschutes Brewery IPA, because nothing says ‘gourmet’ like a burger with a side of craft beer.
I, in a daring culinary move, chose the Mac N Cheese Burger. It’s basically a carb tower with a beef foundation, and let me tell you, it was as majestic as it sounds. Requested rare, because I like to live on the edge.
The place oozes cool vibes with ski-themed décor, offering a glimpse into a hipster’s winter wonderland. Outdoor seating with heaters for those who like their dinner with a side of fresh air, and a bustling bar area for the social butterflies.
Now, the service. Picture a marathon with burgers and beers instead of water stations. The servers, outnumbered by hungry patrons, were basically sprinting. Service was a tad slow, but considering it was a two-man show on a Saturday night, they deserve medals, not complaints.
“Alpine Union: Where the burgers are as impressive as the staff’s sprinting skills.”
The service lacked that night, only because they seemed to be under staffed, so you gotta give em credit for pulling it off despite the circumstances.
They get a thumbs up all around.
The breakfast food was pretty sad as well. Avocado tasted brown, everything was very processed and flat.
Our server was very nice and she was doing her best, so we appreciated that a lot.