Mountain Munchies

42171 Big Bear Blvd., Big Bear, CA 92315

Hours

Monday - Saturday 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Sundays 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

About

There's one Big Bear restaurant serving All-American food since 1980, and that's Mountain Munchies.

This eatery offers a delectable array of breakfast, lunch, and dinner comfort food that captures the essence of mountain dining.

Mountain Munchies has been serving hearty meals with a side of warm hospitality for nearly four decades. This track record makes them the go-to spot for delicious meals in Big Bear. And it's convenient to attractions like Big Bear Snow Play and landmarks like the Stanfield Marsh Wildlife and Waterfowl Preserve. Such proximity makes planning a meal after a day of adventure easy.

Mountain Munchies offers a satisfying dining experience that captures the essence of mountain comfort food. With its cozy ambiance, generous portions, and a menu that caters to all-American appetites, it's the perfect place to fuel up for a day of adventure or refuel after a day of exploration.

Vibe

The vibe at Mountain Munchies is a delightful blend of rustic charm and mountain coziness. The restaurant's wooden exterior showcases a welcoming and casual ambiance. The cozy patio seating makes dining al fresco after a day on Big Bear Lake idyllic. 

As you step inside, you'll be greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere. The decor is log cabin-inspired with a friendly staff ready to make you feel right at home.

The interior features wooden beams, cozy booths, and a fireplace, creating a comfortable and relaxed environment perfect for gathering with family and friends.

Whether you're coming in after a day on the slopes or just looking for a comforting meal in a mountain setting, Mountain Munchies offers a cozy Big Bear retreat.

Mountain Munchies: Menu & Drinks

The menu at Mountain Munchies offers mouthwatering options that caters to various tastes.

Sink your teeth into their signature Mountain Munchies burger, featuring a juicy ⅓ lbs patty, bacon, American cheese, avocado, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, and Thousand Island dressing. It's a crowd-pleaser that hits all the right notes.

Or try one of their hot specialty sandwiches, like the Snowforest. Featuring Pastrami, beef summer sausage, hot pepper jack cheese, onions, tomato, mustard, and mayo on freshly baked rolls, it makes for a perfectly satisfying lunch.

And don't forget their breakfasts! Their famous French toast, or the mega breakfasts will fuel you for a fun-filled day at Big Bear Alpine Zoo. There's something there to power your morning!

Regarding drinks, Mountain Munchies doesn't disappoint either with various classic diner offerings, like hot coffee, juices, and soft drinks. They also have mimosas and beer if you're looking for something with a little more zing!

The menu is known for its generous portions and reasonable prices, making it a favorite among budget-conscious diners.

When your group needs hearty fare, diverse options, and family-friendly prices, get to Mountain Munchies!

Local Tips

  • Mountain Munchies doesn't accept reservations, so consider coming early!
  • Sign up to be a VIP to learn about specials and upcoming events.
  • Be sure to keep an eye on the specials, which change occasionally.
  • The portions are enormous; come hungry or be prepared to take some home with you.
  • For the vegetarian, Mountain Munchies also has several veggie options.

Location

42171 Big Bear Blvd., Big Bear, CA 92315

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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