Dining in Big White: Our Favorite Restaurants

One of the pleasures of staying at Big White Ski Resort is enjoying great food within walking distance from the Western Star Chalet. Whether you’re fueling up for a day on the mountain or settling in for a relaxed evening, these are the restaurants we most often recommend—each offering something distinct, yet all reliably excellent.

Keep in mind that dining options at Big White vary by season. Winter brings the most energy and extended hours, while summer offers a quieter, more relaxed Village experience with some reduced hours. During peak winter weekends and holidays, we recommend dining a bit earlier or checking availability in advance.

Toasty

Toasty is a beloved Village café and an easy favorite for mornings and casual breaks during the day. Known for excellent coffee, pastries, smoothies, and toasted sandwiches, it’s the kind of place you’ll likely visit more than once during your stay. Cozy, efficient, and consistently good, it’s perfect for starting the day or grabbing something light between activities.

Best for: coffee, breakfast, and quick lunches.

The Fat Marmot

The Fat Marmot offers one of the most creative and elevated dining experiences at Big White. The menu is globally inspired and thoughtfully prepared, paired with a strong cocktail and wine program. The atmosphere is social and energetic without feeling rushed—ideal for guests who enjoy a lively but refined evening out.

Best for: dinner, cocktails, and a vibrant night in the Village.

Kettle Valley Steakhouse

Kettle Valley Steakhouse is the go-to choice for a classic, upscale mountain dinner. Known for high-quality steaks, seafood, and an extensive wine list, it’s a great option for celebrations or special evenings. The setting feels timeless and traditional, offering a more formal dining experience than most Village restaurants.

Best for: special occasions and steakhouse dining.

6° Bistro

6° Bistro (Six Degrees Bistro) provides a relaxed yet polished dining option with a menu that blends comfort and creativity. It’s well-suited for guests looking for a quieter atmosphere without sacrificing quality or presentation. Go for the fondue experience or a slower-paced dinner after a full day outdoors.

Best for: relaxed dinners and a calmer evening setting.

The Woods

The Woods is a Big White staple and a reliable favorite for many visitors. With its warm chalet-style interior and welcoming energy, it works equally well for lunch, après-ski, or dinner. The menu is approachable and varied, making it an easy choice for groups with different tastes.

Best for: après-ski, group meals, and classic Big White ambiance.

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