Cafes in SilverStar, BC
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Bugaboos Bakery Cafe
SilverStar Village has exactly one bakery-cafe, and Bugaboos makes the most of that distinction, real vegan soy mochas and a vegan banana lava cake that prove plant-based baking doesn't need to be an afterthought at a ski resort. The view has earned its own reputation, locals genuinely call it magical, mountains stretching out while you enjoy your pastry. At 4.5 stars, it's become the essential stop for anyone exploring the village. Grab a mocha, try the banana lava cake, and take in that view from wherever you settle. This is SilverStar's one bakery-cafe, and it delivers.
Dog-Friendly Vegan-Friendly Vegetarian-Friendly Patio Kid-Friendly Gluten-Free-Friendly
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Francuccino's Gelato and Fries
Francuccino's built a SilverStar Village spot for ice cream, gelato, fries, and hot dogs, a genuine quick treat stop for skiers and summer visitors alike year-round. This is the village's reliable answer for a quick treat regardless of season. Order ice cream or gelato in summer, or fries and hot dogs after a day on the slopes in winter. SilverStar Village's year-round quick treat stop for ice cream, gelato, fries, and hot dogs.
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Paradise Camp
Paradise Camp is SilverStar's backside lodge — a cosy, rustic cabin on the Putnam Creek side of the mountain between the Home Run Tee and the Powder Gulch Express, with views out to the Monashees and a reputation among skiers for its soups and its mountain stew made with wild meat (gluten-free and dairy-free changes carry a small upcharge, so ask first). By day it is the warm-up stop for anyone lapping the backside — the resort calls it an alpine retreat built for slowing down, with savoury comfort classics, 'playful warmers' and signature cinnamon buns that have their own following. After dark it becomes one of the resort's signature experiences: the Paradise Express snow cat carries guests over the mountain under the moonlight to a lantern-lit, three-course dinner at the camp — about half an hour each way and around three and a half hours all told, with seatings through the evening, a maximum of fourteen guests per trip and wine, beer and craft cocktails available to pair with the meal. On select nights the kitchen runs 'Flavours of the Alps' set menus with wine pairings for guests 19 and over. Dates and pricing for the coming winter are announced by the resort and booked through Guest Services, with meal choices taken at the time of booking and no same-day reservations.
Gluten-Free-Friendly
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Tube Town Café & Bar
Tube Town Café & Bar built a picturesque SilverStar café at the tubing area, popular with families and staff parties alike, mulled wine to warm up after a session on the tubes anchoring the genuine seasonal appeal. At 4.2 stars, it's earned real, tubing-adjacent loyalty. Order the mulled wine to warm up after tubing, and enjoy the picturesque tubing-area setting. SilverStar's picturesque café at the tubing area with the warming mulled wine.
Kid-Friendly