- Vertical drop
- 2,494 ft
- Skiable terrain
- 1,200 acres
- Avg snowfall
- 500 in
- Lifts
- 9
THE FOOD SCENE
Stop at Roundhouse for Himalayan-inspired lunch on the mountain. Honeycomb Grill offers slopeside dining, and St. Bernard’s is at the Inn. For a special winter evening, reserve The Yurt’s guided snowshoe dinner.
APRÈS-SKI & NIGHTLIFE
Meet at The Thirsty Squirrel for village après, or choose Silver Fork Lodge for a meal farther down Big Cottonwood Canyon. Check the last bus before settling in.
DINING PICKS
6 curated spots for eating and drinking at Solitude
On-Mountain Dining
On-Mountain1 pick
The Yurt
On-mountain at Solitude
An intimate winter dinner reached by guided snowshoe walk from the Solitude Village clock tower. The prix fixe meal is served at shared tables in a heated yurt.
Why We Like It
The walk through the forest is part of the evening. Reserve ahead and check age and dietary requirements before booking.
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Base Area
1 pick
The Thirsty Squirrel
Solitude Village
A laid-back village après venue listed for lunch and dinner as well as post-ski drinks.
Why We Like It
Its village location and broad meal windows make it a practical social stop, while the current closure note keeps the recommendation honest before winter.
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In Town
4 picks
Roundhouse
On-mountain at Solitude
An on-mountain, winter-only Himalayan-inspired café listed for lunch service.
Why We Like It
The current listing is clear about both the food direction and the seasonal limitation, so visitors can plan it as a winter lunch rather than assume it is open now.
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Honeycomb Grill
Slopeside at Solitude
A slopeside Solitude restaurant serving fresh meats, seafood, and produce, including dishes from a wood-fired oven.
Why We Like It
The slope access and mountain views make a wood-fired sit-down meal easy to fit into a Solitude day.
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St. Bernard’s
The Inn at Solitude
An Inn at Solitude restaurant serving a morning buffet, then winter dishes such as schnitzel, beef tenderloin, and mountain-west trout.
Why We Like It
Breakfast, a roaring-fire winter dining room, cocktails, and wine cover both the start and end of a ski day.
Try: Pork schnitzel and mountain-west trout
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Silver Fork Lodge & Restaurant
One mile from Solitude Ski Resort
A year-round canyon lodge serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, and après with American food, wine, beer, and spirits.
Why We Like It
Its explicit one-mile distance from Solitude makes it a useful off-resort meal without dropping into the valley.
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Plan your meal
Check whether your chosen venue takes reservations or uses a walk-in waitlist. For mountain dining, plan around lift access and service times.