Paradise Camp

Generally overpriced menu with mediocre portions... Soft drinks are actually fountain drinks and can be refilled (both not really made clear by staff before you order). And the mountain stew... Dog's breakfast... a thing to avoid (had ground meat in it). If there is a thing to UNcompliment the "Chef", I'd do so in a heartbeat. The burrito was the worst compared to any hillbilly town in North America. Good place to avoid on the mountain... Two stars is for the ambient on a sunny day and accessible bathroom..

Best restaurant with the best food and staff o have been to on a Canadian ski hill. Similar to What you get in the Austrian Tyrol

Took the Snowcat Paradise Camp dinner tour and couldn't have asked for a greater experience! Phenomenal food and such a cozy restaurant. Staff were friendly and very helpful.

The commitment to a great customer experience comes from the top down at Paradise Camp. A short wait for a table while the cafe was super busy one Sunday morning was minimised by the manager/chef (?!) who was personally cleaning tables and assisting wait staff to deliver meals. The coffee has improved massively since the addition of an espresso machine this season, and consuming a cinnamon scroll is a serious two-person operation! The over-snow transport to dinner is a great experience, particularly if you score a seat up front with the groomer driver, and the dinner food is excellent. Highly recommended!

Great cafe on the mountain! Did not expect it to be so nice with table service! I had the turkey club with a side of corn chowder, the chowder was superb!

The turkey club was a bit small for the price but it was tasty! The hot choc was super sweet and creamy which as perfect for a cold day on the mountain!

Pretty well priced considering the location and great service!