Reasonably priced drinks, fast and quick service, and excellent location. I got the chair 2(?) Paloma. fire. Tried my friends Moscow mules and loved how gingery it was. Would def come back here for a few pre-skii drinks again. shoutout to the bartenders!
Garet Webster
Won't give free water to people. Sounds like a great way to get extremely dehydrated skiers.
Gratitude Attracts Blessings - Sam
Food ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Selection ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Value ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐View ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Very conveniently located at the snow lift base. Large selection of drinks, pizza ?? burgers ? fries ?and of course beer ?Enjoy
Joseph Joey Smokes Minick
Good Place !
Douglas K. Meeder
Ski-in Ski-out full service bar “Slopeside Speakeasy” connects to limited menu snack bar incl: cheeseburger, chili dog, fries, nuggets, soft drinks, etc. Better menu in the downstairs cafeteria.
Martin K.
This hangout spot features a full bar with an outside seating looking at Snow Summit, and a warm indoor seating that wasn't too difficult to find a table. Now after a few runs down the center routes, this ends up being the meetup spot with my group. Set a time and grab the first table as soon as possible, and organize someone else to start waiting in line for the food. The line wraps to the side and after a decent wait the cooks grilled up my orders at the Big Bear Burger Co. The pieces are huge, the patty fully cooked and served with light veggies, while the $6 hot dog will make you question you could have made this yourself. But if you can wait for one of the corner indoor tables with the gorgeous window view of Big Bear, then this is the best spot to relax for a moment apres-ski as you enjoy the view with water from the bar to keep you hydrated! The view was so much better than the food that I forgot to snap a photo of it, but I'll be sure to stop here next time I'm back at Snow Summit.
Billy C.
Kind of sad when a awesome place like this is ruined by a bartender by the name of "A....". This place would have been a solid 4 star with the great hazy IPA and fantastic servers. It's only when the hazy ipa outside on the patio that cost $9 all morning became $10 inside. Thought it may have been an inside surcharge so I ordered another from the same server from the patio outside....still $9 inside. And of course I asked out of curiosity and the bartender by the name of "A......" felt it was appropriate to throw out a sarcastic comment along the lines of "...$9? Maybe the Coors Light?" It's a dollar and yes, it's sad. Considering I tipped the server $5 per beer on the patio just because she was so awesome, truly great things comes to those who are genuine and honest. Keep the extra $1 Ms. A...bartender. You deserve it.
Stephen K.
Lauren gleefully came up and took my half oz of fireball.. Let's not take life so seriously Lauren. Cheers
Alizen
Slopeside SpeakeasyDefinitely a great place to stop at and grab a bite whenever you're at Snow Summit.Now I don't know about you, but after a long day of snowboarding and skiing, your girl is definitely ready for a DRINK! Slopeside Speakeasy is tucked up above a set of the most treacherous stairs (I mean, who wants to continue climbing when they just finished a serious leg workout?!) so if you're ready to brave the heights then it is definitely worth it.Slopeside has an outdoor patio and an indoor dining area. Since it was raining heavily on our visit, we opted to sit indoors and warm ourselves with cocktails. Slopeside is well-known for their extra spicy bloody marys, so if you're into that then even ordering their house vodka is well worth the price of $12.50.I, myself, am a whiskey girl so I ordered a house whiskey ginger for the low price of $8.50 and it was definitely a heavy pour over 2 oz.Since you've probably worked up an appetite, there is also an option for dining here. We ordered the chicken tenders and french fries for $9.50, chili cheese fries for $8, and a slice of pepperoni pizza for $7. The prices aren't terrible and the portions are well within the cost but definitely choose the biggest slice of pizza to justify the purchase!One thing I liked was that they had a self-serve condiment station and fountain machine. Nothing quite like filling up on as many ranch cups and soda drinks to fill 'er up!Overall, would definitely return here if I found myself at Snow Summit again. Hoping that the next time I go, it'll be much more animated since the weather was less than kind to us.
good for a drink and quick bite, nothing special on the menu... hits the spot if u crave greasy food!
german peregrina
expensive and the place needs more care
aidee shand
Loved the atmosphere and affordable prices
Alizen R.
Definitely a great place to stop at and grab a bite whenever you're at Snow Summit. Now I don't know about you, but after a long day of snowboarding and skiing, your girl is definitely ready for a DRINK! Slopeside Speakeasy is tucked up above a set of the most treacherous stairs (I mean, who wants to continue climbing when they just finished a serious leg workout?!) so if you're ready to brave the heights then it is definitely worth it. Slopeside has an outdoor patio and an indoor dining area. Since it was raining heavily on our visit, we opted to sit indoors and warm ourselves with cocktails. Slopeside is well-known for their extra spicy bloody marys, so if you're into that then even ordering their house vodka is well worth the price of $12.50. I, myself, am a whiskey girl so I ordered a house whiskey ginger for the low price of $8.50 and it was definitely a heavy pour over 2 oz. Since you've probably worked up an appetite, there is also an option for dining here. We ordered the chicken tenders and french fries for $9.50, chili cheese fries for $8, and a slice of pepperoni pizza for $7. The prices aren't terrible and the portions are well within the cost but definitely choose the biggest slice of pizza to justify the purchase! One thing I liked was that they had a self-serve condiment station and fountain machine. Nothing quite like filling up on as many ranch cups and soda drinks to fill 'er up! Overall, would definitely return here if I found myself at Snow Summit again. Hoping that the next time I go, it'll be much more animated since the weather was less than kind to us. (34/100--2019)
Emily C.
What a great place to have lunch and a beer after skiing! There is indoor and outdoor patio seating available. The menu options are limited and not particularly healthy, other than a premade Cesar salad, but the burgers and fries, pizza, hot dogs and chicken tenders should satisfy most. There is a full bar and a decent selection of beers on tap. The outdoor patio is a great spot to kick back in the sun.
Reasonably priced drinks, fast and quick service, and excellent location. I got the chair 2(?) Paloma. fire. Tried my friends Moscow mules and loved how gingery it was. Would def come back here for a few pre-skii drinks again. shoutout to the bartenders!
Won't give free water to people. Sounds like a great way to get extremely dehydrated skiers.
Food ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Selection ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Value ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐View ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Very conveniently located at the snow lift base. Large selection of drinks, pizza ?? burgers ? fries ?and of course beer ?Enjoy
Good Place !
Ski-in Ski-out full service bar “Slopeside Speakeasy” connects to limited menu snack bar incl: cheeseburger, chili dog, fries, nuggets, soft drinks, etc. Better menu in the downstairs cafeteria.
This hangout spot features a full bar with an outside seating looking at Snow Summit, and a warm indoor seating that wasn't too difficult to find a table. Now after a few runs down the center routes, this ends up being the meetup spot with my group. Set a time and grab the first table as soon as possible, and organize someone else to start waiting in line for the food. The line wraps to the side and after a decent wait the cooks grilled up my orders at the Big Bear Burger Co. The pieces are huge, the patty fully cooked and served with light veggies, while the $6 hot dog will make you question you could have made this yourself. But if you can wait for one of the corner indoor tables with the gorgeous window view of Big Bear, then this is the best spot to relax for a moment apres-ski as you enjoy the view with water from the bar to keep you hydrated! The view was so much better than the food that I forgot to snap a photo of it, but I'll be sure to stop here next time I'm back at Snow Summit.
Kind of sad when a awesome place like this is ruined by a bartender by the name of "A....". This place would have been a solid 4 star with the great hazy IPA and fantastic servers. It's only when the hazy ipa outside on the patio that cost $9 all morning became $10 inside. Thought it may have been an inside surcharge so I ordered another from the same server from the patio outside....still $9 inside. And of course I asked out of curiosity and the bartender by the name of "A......" felt it was appropriate to throw out a sarcastic comment along the lines of "...$9? Maybe the Coors Light?" It's a dollar and yes, it's sad. Considering I tipped the server $5 per beer on the patio just because she was so awesome, truly great things comes to those who are genuine and honest. Keep the extra $1 Ms. A...bartender. You deserve it.
Lauren gleefully came up and took my half oz of fireball.. Let's not take life so seriously Lauren. Cheers
Slopeside SpeakeasyDefinitely a great place to stop at and grab a bite whenever you're at Snow Summit.Now I don't know about you, but after a long day of snowboarding and skiing, your girl is definitely ready for a DRINK! Slopeside Speakeasy is tucked up above a set of the most treacherous stairs (I mean, who wants to continue climbing when they just finished a serious leg workout?!) so if you're ready to brave the heights then it is definitely worth it.Slopeside has an outdoor patio and an indoor dining area. Since it was raining heavily on our visit, we opted to sit indoors and warm ourselves with cocktails. Slopeside is well-known for their extra spicy bloody marys, so if you're into that then even ordering their house vodka is well worth the price of $12.50.I, myself, am a whiskey girl so I ordered a house whiskey ginger for the low price of $8.50 and it was definitely a heavy pour over 2 oz.Since you've probably worked up an appetite, there is also an option for dining here. We ordered the chicken tenders and french fries for $9.50, chili cheese fries for $8, and a slice of pepperoni pizza for $7. The prices aren't terrible and the portions are well within the cost but definitely choose the biggest slice of pizza to justify the purchase!One thing I liked was that they had a self-serve condiment station and fountain machine. Nothing quite like filling up on as many ranch cups and soda drinks to fill 'er up!Overall, would definitely return here if I found myself at Snow Summit again. Hoping that the next time I go, it'll be much more animated since the weather was less than kind to us.
Slopeside Speakeasy
Restaurantji Recommends
good for a drink and quick bite, nothing special on the menu... hits the spot if u crave greasy food!
expensive and the place needs more care
Loved the atmosphere and affordable prices
Definitely a great place to stop at and grab a bite whenever you're at Snow Summit. Now I don't know about you, but after a long day of snowboarding and skiing, your girl is definitely ready for a DRINK! Slopeside Speakeasy is tucked up above a set of the most treacherous stairs (I mean, who wants to continue climbing when they just finished a serious leg workout?!) so if you're ready to brave the heights then it is definitely worth it. Slopeside has an outdoor patio and an indoor dining area. Since it was raining heavily on our visit, we opted to sit indoors and warm ourselves with cocktails. Slopeside is well-known for their extra spicy bloody marys, so if you're into that then even ordering their house vodka is well worth the price of $12.50. I, myself, am a whiskey girl so I ordered a house whiskey ginger for the low price of $8.50 and it was definitely a heavy pour over 2 oz. Since you've probably worked up an appetite, there is also an option for dining here. We ordered the chicken tenders and french fries for $9.50, chili cheese fries for $8, and a slice of pepperoni pizza for $7. The prices aren't terrible and the portions are well within the cost but definitely choose the biggest slice of pizza to justify the purchase! One thing I liked was that they had a self-serve condiment station and fountain machine. Nothing quite like filling up on as many ranch cups and soda drinks to fill 'er up! Overall, would definitely return here if I found myself at Snow Summit again. Hoping that the next time I go, it'll be much more animated since the weather was less than kind to us. (34/100--2019)
What a great place to have lunch and a beer after skiing! There is indoor and outdoor patio seating available. The menu options are limited and not particularly healthy, other than a premade Cesar salad, but the burgers and fries, pizza, hot dogs and chicken tenders should satisfy most. There is a full bar and a decent selection of beers on tap. The outdoor patio is a great spot to kick back in the sun.