Big Bear Lake Restaurants
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1. Tropicali
$ | |Known for having the best poke bowls in California, this food-shack-turned-restaurant has a friendly, service-oriented hipster staff and dishes like smoked teriyaki chicken and Hawaiian pulled pork that blend the flavors of Tahiti, Jamaica, Hawaii, and other tropical spots. The tiki-style setting and consistently fresh food make this family-run restaurant a favorite in town, so plan to wait during high season. If you ask how sashimi-grade tuna lands in Big Bear, prepare to hear “from mystical mermaids” (it’s a secret source).
40616 Village Dr., Big Bear Lake, California, 92315, USA909-878–0499Known For
- Cali-meets-tropical cuisine
- Poke bowls made with fresh, wild-caught ahi tuna
- Healthy food at a fair price
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2. Himalayan Restaurant
$ | |At this no-frills storefront restaurant, it's best to order family style so that everyone gets a taste of the many Nepalese and Indian delicacies that are offered. Favorites include the spicy mo-mo (pot stickers), daal (green lentils), lamb and shrimp-curry vindaloo, fish and chicken masala, and clay-oven-roasted tandoori meats and seafood. The aromatic teas and lemonades provide a perky contrast to your meal's savory flavors.
672 Pine Knot Ave., Big Bear Lake, California, 92315, USA909-878–3068Known For
- Family-style dining
- Lamb and shrimp-curry vindaloo
- Mango lassis and full bar
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3. Peppercorn Grille
$$ | |Filling pizzas, pastas, and steak and fish dishes make this clubby-looking restaurant a fine choice after a long day of skiing in winter or hiking in summer. Start with the signature New England clam chowder (bacon bits add a smoky touch), and follow it up with a salad with the zesty house Peppercorn Ranch dressing before moving on to a flat-iron steak. Other top selections include rack of lamb, surf n' turf, and pasta with shrimp and pasta.
553 Pine Knot Ave., Big Bear Lake, California, 92315, USA909-866–5405Known For
- Dog-friendly, heated outdoor patio
- New England clam chowder
- Root-beer float desserts
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