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On-mountain
Squaw Valley offers numerous places to eat, drink, and be merry. From a breakfast feast before hitting the slopes, a quick lunch grab, to fine dining with an unforgettable view, there’s something for everyone.
On mountain, guests can take advantage of two mid-mountain lodges offering everything from quick grab and go to full service dining. Gold Coast, at the top of the Funitel will now be host to Funi's, a refreshing market concept as well as the world's only ski-in/out Starbucks. The Arc and Gold Coast Deck offer convenient on mountain lunch, BBQ and breakfast options.
Gold Coast Restaurants
The Arc at Gold Coast
The Arc features specialty food stations ranging in distinctive soups, such as the celebrated pheasant soup, made-to-order salads, gourmet pizzas, grilled fare, and Asian cuisine.
Funi’s Moutaintop Café + Market
Funi’s on-mountain market is designed especially for the skiers and riders who want to hit the slopes right away. Wired for convenience and flavor, the menu offers breakfast sandwiches, performance-oriented snacks (including a make your own trail mix bar), homemade soups, hot and cold sandwiches and pocket-ready desserts. In addition, a new signature dessert called Funi Crepes, created with a nod to the resort’s high-speed Funitel, may quickly become the most craved item on the mountain. Funi Crepes will feature delicious crepes filled with one’s choice of fruit, Nutella or Dulce de Leche, tucked inside an ice cream cone.
Ski-In/Ski-Out Starbucks
The Gold Coast Complex will be host to North America's first ski-in/ski-out Starbucks, which will serve as a fun and innovate way for skiers and riders to get their daily dose of caffeine. Starbucks will offer a full menu of breakfast items and coffee drinks - as well as hot cocoa for kids. The Starbucks is scheduled to open in mid-January 2012.
High Camp Restaurants
Poolside Cafe
Offering delicious lunch options with seating either inside or outside on the beautiful sun deck, overlooking the Pool and Hot Tub. The poolside menu includes soup and salad bar, hot sandwiches, burgers, wraps, and more.
Umbrella Bar
The Umbrella Bar is the place to be during the summer at Squaw Valley! Here you can grab a drink at the bar, go for a refreshing swim or take a soak in the enormous jacuzzi and enjoy the beautiful views at el 8200!
Come spring and summer, the Umbrella Bar is the ultimate hot spot to be after a perfect day on the mountain. Grab a drink and hang out by the water’s edge for some of the best weekend après ski parties. Whether you are looking for a place to relax poolside or hang out with friends, this is surely the place to be.
Wildflour Too
Come and experience our legendary cookies, homemade baked goods, bagels, breads, tortillas, and sandwiches. We proudly serve Scharffen Berger hot chocolate and Peet ’s coffee and Tea. Enjoy our friendly, quirky service- it’s our magic. Squaw Valley’s favorite cookie shop also has an expanded location in the base floor of the Olympic House.
Alexander's
Alexander's features an eclectic lunch menu and chef's housemade specialties.
Bar North Sports
High Camp’s Bar North has been renovated into a mountaintop sports bar. Featuring a new pool table, two foosball tables and eight flat screen televisions, Bar North Sports is the best place to enjoy a casual meal and a drink at elevation 8200 feet. Featured menu items include elevated wings and nachos, as well as homemade chili and soups served in bread bowls.
Terrace Cafe
Squaw Valley's most breathtaking venue, The Terrace, was renovated to a sit-down restaurant serving lunch daily, as well as dinner during winter night operations. Located at High Camp, elevation 8200 feet, The Terrace features panoramic views of Lake Tahoe and the surrounding Sierra. With crisp white table clothes, The Terrance will be serving up dishes such as homemade roasted pumpkin gnocchi, portobello fries and everyone’s favorite – Squaw Valley’s signature pheasant soup.
