always the best. no matter time of day. also can do pick up. A must for breakfast if visiting the…read moreMountain. They are right by the fairy which does a great tour of the lake with historical comments.

1130am on a Sunday morning, party of 11 Seated almost…read moreimmediately which I think is remarkable Lovely brunch overlooking the lake Food was fresh, hot and delicious! Surprised about the quality given the other yelp reviews but our entire party was quite pleased Great, prompt service Reasonably priced

This place was so delicious and had to be my FAVORITE place in Big Bear! The bagels and drinks were…read moreso unbelievably good! The service was 100/10 with the cashier who was so friendly, helpful, and welcoming! The inside and outside are so cutesy for a nice photo. I LOVE THiS PLACE! It was the cherry on top to my trip.

I stopped by AMANGELAS & BAGEL HOUSE for a simple breakfast--a cup of coffee and a bagel--and it…read moreturned out to be one of the best breakfast stops in Big Bear! The bagel was absolutely delicious, fresh, and honestly one of the best I've ever had. The coffee was just what I needed, and the service was warm, friendly, and welcoming from the moment I walked in. If you're visiting Big Bear Lake, I highly recommend stopping by AMANGELAS & BAGEL HOUSE. 40729 Village Dr, Big Bear Lake, CA. 92315 (909) 878-0015 You won't be disappointed. I can't wait to come back on my next trip!

Acute little poke place right next to lake gregory, where you can get poke bowl or ramen and boba…read moredrinks :) the staff were so friendly and the portion is huge, a great stop to grab lunch or snacks when in town

Friendly service. Answered questions asked. Love the ability to do half rice, half salad. As well…read moreas half salmon, half ahi tuna. Not to mention the unlimited toppings. Got the 15% locals discount too on Wednesday! Bring a bill with your address. Yum! Fresh fish Healthy and delicious!

The parking of this ice cream store is off of Village Lakes Rd, where there is a ton of shops. You…read morewill have to walk north to lake to find it at the end. Yesterday, Upon entering i noticed how super clean this store was, highly organized with attention to details. This ice cream store doesn't have tons so flavors but you can still mix and match, have sundaes, shakes & malts, floats, push pops, paletas, affogatos, hot chocolate, whipped iced coffee too! You can either have cones, waffles cones, cake cones dripped waffles cones, bowls or cups. On top off all of that you can also treat yourself to toppings such as: chocolate chip cookies, gummies, nuts, sprinkle, Oreos, marshmallows, pebble cereal, bits of snickers. They also have chocolate chip cookie, pie, churros, Caramel apples, Bavarian glazed nuts, chips, themed drinking cups, drinks, pins, chargers, rock crystal candies, toy machines. Alex R was working that day, she asked us if we had and question, we did, she answered them beautifully! 2 scoops of chocolate & vanilla, 2 scoop cotton candy, 2 scoops of strawberry cheesecake, 2 scoops mint in chip all in a large cup to go! Their price points are spot on! All were delicious! I would love to Thank Alex R for a fantastic & memorable visit. I would like to thank Village Ice Cream & Sweet Shoppe for wonderful visit! I'll definitely be back again! I'll tell all my family & friends to visit here!

If you venture down the lake's main thoroughfare toward the new concert venue, you'll find the…read moreVillage Ice Cream & Sweet Shoppe as the last business on the left. With some outside tables offering scenic views of the lake, this is a great spot to take a rest from browsing and grab an ice cream cone, cold drink, specialty coffee, or sugary treat. The shop offers Thrifty Ice cream in assorted flavors, cone choices ranging from simple sugar to freshly-made, warm waffle cones for cradling your scoops, and a variety of additional crowd pleasing snacks such as churros, baked goods, specialty lattes, Dole Whip, soft serve, and other edible treasues too numerous to mention. Price wise, their offerings are a bit on the higher side - I paid around $10 for a large chocolate malt (shakes are cheaper) - but you will probably encounter a small, quickly-moving line upon entry. And though ice cream can be found at other village businesses, indeed, there are some confections that are unique to this site. Our server (apparently only one on a weekday afternoon) was pleasant and efficient, rapidly filling orders and fielding any questions as she moved to and fro translating the pictured menu offerings into the equally-tempting tangible goodies that excited patrons scurry away holding. It's hard to resist this little spot as you peruse the shops along the esplanade - and what's better than strolling around that walkway bend to the lakefront businesses with a refreshing treat in hand? I'm sure you'll find something that catches your eye and, subsequently, dazzles your tastebuds.

I love this new spot in the mountains. It's warm, welcoming, and cozy, with amazing food. They make…read moretheir bagels and pastries fresh in-house, along with so much more. They've only been open a few weeks, but it's already become my favorite spot for coffee and a meal. The staff is very friendly, and there are always new goodies to try. If you're a fan of Swig but have struggled to find a dupe for them in California, look no further. Some nights they even have live music on their patio area, and it has a really beautiful set up. My favorites so far to order are the lemon blueberry scone and the cinnamon bloom, paired with a Stanley's Turtle Mocha

​I had incredibly high hopes for this new spot, especially since our mountain town is lacking in…read moregreat eateries. ​First, the positives: The ambiance and vibe are a 10/10, and the staff and service were equally fantastic and friendly. It's a beautiful space that I really want to see succeed. ​Unfortunately, the food didn't match the experience. I ordered the vegetarian breakfast burrito, and it was served cold. It was also on the smaller side portion-wise. It was clear it had been sitting under a heat lamp for a while (which I later confirmed by looking into the kitchen). When paying top dollar for a meal, you expect a filling portion that is made fresh to order, not pre-staged like a convenience store grab-and-go. ​The burrito clearly had high-quality ingredients and great potential, so it was disappointing to eat it lukewarm. It was a busy morning and the team was so nice that I didn't want to cause a fuss by asking for a remake, but I hope the kitchen adjusts their holding practices. I'd love to come back if the food can match the excellent service.

I found the place was well maintained and the service was always there and cheerful. I would…read morerecommend the sandwiches to anyone. Great variety to choose from.

Let me emphasis that I did dislike my visit, I actually found it to be quite the fruitful…read moreadventure. I'll start with the bad, on the outside its like a fresh, red, and juicy apple, but apples can be decieviving, and this one was. To me the interior was very subpar and lacked that "woods-cabin-lake-vibe". I would have preferred it to match the aesthetic of the forest which sorounds it. I really just think more care could've been put into the interior design. Now onto the food. The sandwiches felt like my mother packed them. I definitely felt the love but you know moms, flavors not always there. But here's Peter John Leesons v's little secret, you got to add pickled jalapeño's and not just on deli sandwiches but everything!!! I got the veggie sandwich with chaddar cheese‍. The veggies came super fresh and the lettuce had a very nice crunch to it. This sandwich sounds good so far, right? WRONG!!! As fantastic as the veggies were, the bread was genuinely low quality and that is just not optimal for a good sandwich. Bread is the corner stone to a high quality sandwich and thats what I felt was really lacking. As a suggestion, I think if you asked the wonderful employees to toast your sandwiches it would be a lot better. Speaking of those kind and welcoming employees, their service really made this experience for me. The sweet woman behind the deli counter seemed incredibly locked in‍ and got our sandwichs out in record time. This quality service continued to the check out counter, where I met my charmingly awkward cashier. Overall, I will say that the cedar glen fine foods market is not bad especially for those looking for a cheap affordable sandwich, it just needs some aesthetic elbow grease (of course referring to the interior). One suggestion I have is to make the food racks wood and paint the walls a more in inviting color!!!! thank you devoted for your time and love Peter John Leeson V Signed out

Excellent service and food! The hot honey is a must for your chicken and waffles!!!!!read more

My family and I stopped here out of nowhere, we didn't even know this place was open. But we are…read moreglad we know about it now. It is really good, everyone enjoyed their food. The service was great too, the employees were all super nice and polite. It was also nice and quiet, not busy at all. So it was a nice change for once because everywhere in big bear is always so packed and uncomfortable.

Very good! The poke is very good and the tofu is also very good!…read more There are no tables inside but there benches near

Two words to describe Rippin' Bowl's poke: savory & fresh. While vacationing up in Lake Arrowhead,…read moreI had the opportunity to try out their Blazer Bowl, which is a poke bowl filled with white rice, cucumbers, seaweed salad, marinated ahi tuna with Chronic sauce, pickled ginger, spicy mayo, and chili oil. If you're a fan of spicy food looking for a slight kick, I recommend trying out their Blazer Bowl. Plus, something about fresh poke being served high up in the mountains makes it seem even more delicious and refreshing.