Lumberjack Cafe

1001 W Big Bear Blvd, Big Bear, CA 92314

Hours

Open daily 7 a.m. - 2 p.m.

About

The Lumberjack Cafe in Big Bear City has been family-owned and operated since the early 2000s. Most known for its delicious breakfast and lunch dishes, this cozy cafe offers classic American diner food with unique twists.

Whether you and your travelers are hungry for breakfast, lunch, or dinner—the Lumberjack Cafe has you covered. Perfect for families, groups of friends, or solo diners, everyone will find something to enjoy here.

The location is convenient to landmarks like the Big Bear Historical Museum and the Stanfield Marsh Wildlife and Waterfowl Preserve. Attractions like Big Bear Snow Play and Mountain Room Escapes are also nearby, making combining a breakfast with an adventure easy to coordinate. 

Offering both indoor and outdoor dining options, you’ll have plenty of places to enjoy your food. And if you have a little fur baby, you’re welcome to bring them along for a patio dining experience.

So, whatever meal craving you have, the Lumberjack Cafe must be on your must-visit list!

Vibe

With a rustic vibe and relaxed atmosphere that makes you feel right at home the second you walk in, this cafe not only offers delicious food fare but reasonable prices too.

Relax on the patio and take in the natural view of the surrounding area while sipping on a warm cup of coffee! Or enjoy the vintage dining room and munch on some incredible appetizers.

Either way, you go; you can’t go wrong with this casual dining experience!

Lumberjack Cafe: Drinks & Menu

The Lumberjack Cafe menu features all of your favorite diner classics, such as burgers, sandwiches, salads, omelets, pancakes, waffles, and more. But the bread and butter are the breakfasts!

Some popular classics include the Two-Egg Breakfast or a unique spin on morning food like the Hoss & Eggs. This mighty meal features a seasoned hamburger patty with country gravy and three eggs, any style. It's a powerhouse breakfast that promises to keep you energized on Snow Summit all day long. All breakfasts come with potatoes, toast, or biscuits, adding more value to these hearty meals.

There is ample Mexican-inspired fare, like Huevos A La Mexicana and Chili Burrito, which come with beans and tortillas. Omelets are another favorite, with various options and combinations to choose from. All come with hashbrowns or logger potatoes and toast or biscuits.

Pancakes and waffles will appeal to those with a sweet tooth, while the granola and oatmeal offer healthier options.

At lunchtime, the Hot Sandwich options will appeal to various palates. Sandwich choices range from tuna melt, wild boar, and prime rib to classics like sloppy joe and Philly steak.

While the diner closes at 2 PM, it does offer dinner options. Once more, there are plenty of mouth-watering choices to appeal to the pickiest eater. Options include the BBQ Ribs and Chicken, prime rib, pork chops, and assorted chicken entrees.

Whatever you're hungry for, there are no wrong choices here. This delicious Big Bear restaurant is sure to satisfy you!

Location

1001 W Big Bear Blvd, Big Bear, CA 92314

Frequently Asked Questions

As a popular drive-to destination, there are three main routes leading to Big Bear: Highways 330, 38, and 18. Driving distance to Big Bear, CA from major hubs: Los Angeles (105 miles), San Diego (155 miles), Palm Springs (90 miles), and Las Vegas, NV (210 miles). Big Bear is also about an 8-hour drive from San Francisco.

Flying? The most common California airports to get to Big Bear are LAX (Los Angeles), Ontario International (ONT), Palm Springs, or the John Wayne Airport in Orange County. A small airport in Big Bear is also available for private planes.

As a four-season destination, there is always something to enjoy in Big Bear. With that said, the busiest times are definitely ski season (from about late November or mid-December through mid-March) and summer months between Memorial Day to Labor Day. Skiing and snowboarding are the main attractions for winter, while outdoor adventures in and around Big Bear Lake are high points throughout the summer.

Spring and fall are equally as welcoming in Big Bear, particularly for those looking to avoid bigger crowds. Additionally, spring and fall are peak fishing seasons for rainbow trout.

Big Bear is home to a variety of annual events and festivals, not to mention the best Oktoberfest in the Western U.S. Some of the traditional highlights include:

  • Oktoberfest: A popular fall tradition for over 50 years that combines German traditions and Big Bear’s mountain landscape into a frenzy of music, food, and drinks. Prost!
  • Big Bear Maifest: Yet another celebration of beer, food, and music set in the fabulous spring, generally late May.
  • Big Bear Run: A two-day dual sport motorcycle tour of the mountains surrounding beautiful Big Bear Lake, running motors for over 30 years.
  • Tour de Big Bear: This late summer two-day cycling event is one of Southern California’s favorite rides
  • Annual Bald Eagle Count: An annual event for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts to observe bald eagles during their wintering period.
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