The Belle is awesome! Great drink specials on the coldest beer in all of Highland. Karaoke is…read morealways fun on Wednesday to Sunday. Awesome place to watch sports with plenty of TV's buckets of beer are $12.50 to $25 depending on when you go. Check The Belle Bar on Facebook. Experimenting with Taco Tuesdays to see if it works.

Great Place, Good vibes, Cold beer, Good Bartenders, Great ownership! Chay is doing a helluva Job…read morewith this place! Get out and support This Dodger Fan Cave and Highlands Oldest Bar. I know I'll be back!

Being a small town this place is vital for children. I never knew a library to be a hang out spot…read moreof children and moms to take a break until I moved here. Because of this, the library is always doing things for children. They offer activities twice a week- a craft corner and a story time (which also includes dancing/singing and a craft) The librarians are super nice and great with kids. Jessica is AMAZING with the little ones and has so much energy and excitement when she's doing her activities. She also puts puppet shows on for the children and special day activities on Saturday once in a while. The library offers fun perks, summer reading programs with prizes, monthly events when you checkout a number of books to receive prizes like Star Wars keychain, tsum tsums, lego people etc. depending on the month they have different ones and they're usually the same theme each year but with different options than the last year. I am glad for this place as it truly gives kids the opportunity to socialize and moms to take a break. Aside from that there is computers to use, a bookstore selling used books for really cheap, weekly silent book auctions, and more! Even if you don't live here, it's always a nice place for visitors to checkout. Tuesday and Thursday especially. NOTE: The library is actually located behind the post office.

Very cute little local library. Not huge, but decently sized considering the community it serves…read more The librarians were very, very friendly and they have computers for internet--probably the only place other than the Bus Stop (though no wifi).

Bummed to learn upon returning recently in an attempt to escape the SGV heat that the apple pie…read moresour was just a one-time seasonal amazingness. But, but, it's okay because they offer so many great beers, sours and seltzers, whether seasonal or on a regular rotation, that finding new favorites are a no-brainer. In fact, on our most recent visit, thanks to the super friendly locals who frequent here, I found three new favorites: kiwiberry sour, bomb pop seltzer and rainbow sherbet seltzer! More importantly, I remembered to grab some growlers to take home with me this time! All in all, this is still our favorite brewery when we're up in this area. Friendly staff and even friendlier locals who are so welcoming!

We stopped by this brewery while in Arrowhead, and I absolutely loved the vibe! The location is…read morebeautiful! of course, Arrowhead itself is stunning!! and the atmosphere here just makes it even better. There's plenty of seating, especially in the back, and it's such a nice place to sit, relax, and enjoy the scenery. We were hoping to order some food, but unfortunately we arrived a little too late and the kitchen had already closed. The service was good overall, although the guy helping us wasn't particularly welcoming. That being said, it didn't take away from how much I enjoyed the place. The ambience is honestly magical. Between the beautiful surroundings, all the seating, and the overall laid-back vibe, I would definitely come back, just earlier next time!!

We stopped by Front Taproom with my sister and her husband, so we were a party of four. The…read moreatmosphere was really nice, fun, and lively! It was definitely packed when we went. Our waitress, Hannah, was really nice. She introduced herself right away, took our drink orders, and was very friendly. We got our appetizer pretty quickly, but our main food did take about 30 minutes to come out. Since the restaurant was so busy, it was understandable, but it was definitely a bit of a wait. For food, we tried a few different things: Patty Melt on gluten-free bread: 3/5 It was okay. Elote Tots: 5/5 SO GOOD! Definitely one of the highlights. Taproom Burger: 4/5 Really good! California Hot Dog: 3/5 It was okay. Strawberry Lemonade & Regular Lemonade: 10/10 AMAZING! Two of us had the strawberry lemonade and two had the regular lemonade, and we absolutely loved them. We had a good experience! The ambience was fun, the drinks were amazing, and Hannah was very sweet. The food was a little hit or miss depending on what you order, and there was a wait for our entrées, but the elote tots and lemonades are absolutely worth trying!

Always love stopping by the lakefront taproom! They have great food and great views! They are…read morefamily-friendly and have activities for the kids (coloring books) and it's easy to accommodate kids at the tables. The menu is great whether you're in the mood for appetizers and drinks, a full meal, or both! They do classic bar food and also great salads. Easy to find something for everyone and they can accommodate different dietary restrictions. Everything we've had is always great so you can't go wrong. It's fun to watch the hustle and bustle of the Village and the boats and ducks on the water. They also have some TVs by the bar inside with sports on too. Worth checking out if you're at the Village!

We had a great and informative tour with our guide, Chase. He was very patient, friendly, and…read moreknowledgeable. He answered all of our questions and was very accommodating, even though we arrived quite late for our appointment due to heavy traffic. Ms. Julie has also been very helpful in communicating with us and making sure all of our needs were addressed throughout the planning process along with Ms McKenzie, Ms Vee and Ms Arlene. After the tour, we're even more excited for our camp! Pali is a beautiful place with amazing views, and we can't wait to come back for our actual camp on August. Thank you

I've been to this place a couple of times for events, and I have to admit that the level of service…read morehas tremendously declined. The cabins are filthy! Restrooms are moldy and you're lucky if you get hot water to shower. It's a hit or miss. The food is so bad! The only edible looking food items were the pre packaged cereals, yogurts and toast. Even the drinks were watered down. I won't be returning to this place & I don't recommend it.

Absolutely loved this shop!! The shop owner was super helpful and knowledgeable about the tinctures…read moreas I was looking for something specific. The skin care was delicious. Loved the jewelry she carries. Bought some wonderful oracle cards.

Super cute crystal, pins, and apothecary/herbal store. They have a store cat named Cole! ‍ He is…read morevery sweet! Anything kitty related goes to taking care of him. This is such a great store. The owner has her own herbal line as well. So cute! Definitely come check it out!

I can't say enough good things about LuluBelle's! This was hands-down one of the absolute…read morehighlights of our trip. My wife and I ordered two vanilla lattes, the chicken and waffles, and a sausage breakfast burrito. Everything was cooked perfectly and flavorful, absolutely zero notes. The coffee is fantastic, the breakfast was incredible, and the staff was friendly and efficient, keeping the service moving quickly even when they were busy. We ended up coming back the next two days as well. We loved it so much that we came back one evening to try their pizza, and it didn't disappoint either. If you are in the area, do yourself a favor and stop by. Excellent food, great coffee, and wonderful service!

Ok coffee, decent folks, but overall really disappointing. Issues I saw:…read more The price! We had accumulated a few gift cards over time so we decided to use them to stop by. We bought 2 coffees (a 12 oz drip coffee with half and half and a 16 oz iced latte). We also got 2 bagel breakfast sandwiches. Our total was $39!!!!! Even my tiny drip coffee cost significantly more than a Starbucks equivalent! The Quality I truly hate to say it because I want local businesses to be successful, but everything was low quality. My drip coffee was lukewarm when I got it, my wife said she prefers iced coffee from del taco compared to the one she had here. But the really disappointing thing was the sandwiches. First, they came out heaped with lettuce (on a breakfast sandwich???) I've never seen that before, and we didn't ask for it. After we picked the lettuce off of the sandwiches they were very small (especially for the price!!) I managed to eat about 2 bites of mine before I couldn't stomach it anymore. It was just bad. The sausage patty tasted freezer burned and was extremely dry and the egg white was undercooked. I love an over easy egg, but this was not that. This egg was not cooked enough to be served. My wife made it about 1 bite further than I did, then she had to call it quits. All in all, we paid $40 to throw away our sandwiches and drink aggressively mediocre coffee. What really sucks is that I want to support local businesses! I would love to keep going to a small local shop. But when they rob us blind and serve food like that, I can't justify it.

This place is the BEST!!! They are SUPER welcoming and accommodating! I came in with a big group of…read more8 and 4 kids and they were nothing but super friendly and showed nothing but great hospitality. They have a really Affogato drink and a mean matcha green tea. The staff is wonderful and left us with a memorable experience!

Amazing cow milk latte with this delicious saffron syrup. My usual latte is always a vanilla syrup…read morebut wanted to be outside my comfort zone and try their new syrup and I have no regrets, it was amazing! Service was so sweet, we were yapping it up I felt like we were long time friends. Place was super adorable I love their inside decor and homey feeling.

This is a wonderful little arboretum with free admission just north of Skypark along Highway 18…read more Be aware, however, that parking in the designated lot adjacent to the highway does require the purchase of an Adventure Pass (a mere $5/day), but the booth only appears to be open for select weekend hours. This may necessitate a visit to a nearby ranger station or business for pass purchase - and not as many local businesses carry these passes as once did. Coming from Lake Arrowhead (where the Visitor Center was closed), we tried the Lake Arrowhead 7-11 and Cedar Glen Trading Post before finding passes available at Cedar Glen Fine Foods. The trail itself is well marked, mostly shaded, and a little less than a mile in length. It's also circular in design, so you don't need to backtrack with the same scenery coming and going. A brochure on the local vegetation and points of interest is available at the trailhead, as well as public restrooms. Many trees and plants along the trail are also identified by placards. Being a dirt path, the terrain is comparatively flat, and numerous benches have been placed along the route for rest or contemplation. There are only a few spots with noticeable increases (or drops) in elevation, so it's perfect for young children, older folks, or leashed pets. Even on a Thursday around 1:00 pm we encountered other visitors along the trail, several walking dogs. Another nice touch is the walking path in front of the arboretum entrance where the meandering cement walkway between information kiosks is stamped with the prints of local wildlife species ranging from our little feathered friends to the big furries you'd not want to encounter on a forest walk. This is a great place for a quick stroll for all ages, and it showcases the diversity of the San Bernardino mountains. If you've passed it by on the way up to Big Bear via Highway 18, pull over for a quick "leg-stretcher" and check it out.

We got the day pass over at the Lake Arrowhead Village visitor center. I think it was $6 or $8…read more You can also pay there through an app, if you can get cell service. So it is easier to get the pass before you get there. There are some picnic tables to enjoy a meal or a break. There is a small cement path, to take you to a few little sights but there is also a dirt trail path that takes you out amongst the nature. We were there in July, it was during a heatwave, and mid day, so not too many birds and animals were out. There are a lot of tall trees that provide good shade, so that helps cool it off a little bit. There are some docents walking around that have information about the flora, fauna, and the area. The parking lot is decent size, but during cooler weather I bet it is hard to find parking. There is an easy trail, less than 20-30 minutes at a nice slow pace, during the summer. I imagine during winter snow it is much more challenging. It is a nice spot in between Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear.

Personable staff. Organized well, large children's literature section, computers and copier…read moreavailable. I was surprised to see such a large selection of DVDs. They have a variety of activities to engage the community as well. Clean and well lit. I love the easy payment system available.

I have been going to the library for years. It is more than sufficient and the librarians are both…read morefriendly and helpful. Anything they do not have in stock - they will order for you. Pay no attention to the low review given by somebody who is obviously not a local and came into town just long enough to leave a negative review behind. This is indeed a small town library that serves a big need. We do not have extremely large limitless libraries close at hand so it serves it's purpose. I have been to many a larger library but this one is special and it's small town to be sure. I love it!