I have to stop in ever time I'm in big bear. Really nice things. Good prices. Love their jelly,…read morejams and other cooking products.

It's a place that has just about everything!! Candles , soaps, decor , and etc. It smells nice…read moreinside while you shop. You can find a rare gift for someone that has everything.

I absolutely love Cabin Fever! I make it a point to come to this shoppe as it has a lot of cabin,…read moreforest, woods, bear, moose, country and rustic themed decor. Every time I visit, I find something to take home with me. I have gotten signs, figurines, coasters, drawer knobs, statues and a host of other cute and adorable items. There is literally something for every room of the house whether it be the kitchen, living room, bedroom, bath room, dining room, den or outdoor space. Feel free to leisurely browse around this kitschy corner store. This little mom and pop specializes in great accents and table top decor, and you will not find too many large furniture like items. The owner knows all of their merchandise, where it's located and if you are looking for something in particular, she is a happy to help.

Very friendly and helpful service! So many cute decor options to choose from. Definitely the place…read moreto go if you are looking for bear or mountain themed goodies.

Such a treasure trove of unique finds here! The rafters are filled with all sorts of fun stuff -…read morebags, jewelry, wraps, home decor, candles, lighting, etc. the stock changes all the time, so check it out (and often)! BEST OF ALL IS THE OLIVE OIL AND BALSAMIC VINEGAR TASTING! So many interesting and yummy flavors!!

First time in Big Bear and we're lucky enough too stay next to the most beautiful and friendliest…read morestore in Town Mike and Tammy were Great and the store was so beautiful and they had everything for your cabin and home as well as Christmas gifts if you shop anywhere in Big Bear you Can't miss this store .

What would Big Bear be without their bears? This is a wood carving shop with bears and Sasquatch…read more Little on the pricy side but they have a large variety. There is a shed in back with wood carved games and additional bears. Plenty of parking and quick service.

We loved these chainsaw carvings more than any other place we saw in the area! We bought a smaller…read morepiece and it's seating in my office now. I love the expression on the bear's face. We got a great price. We'll definitely be back!

Had some time before the movie started so I walked in & it has some cute essential items! Quality…read moresweatshirts, hats, slippers that are very plush, cool handbags, fun trinkets and kids animal hats. You get the feeling that they're eyeballing you & all I was doing was browsing and snapping pictures for my review. I didn't buy anything, although the prices were reasonable considering the location. Reading other reviews a lot of other customers were uncomfortable as well. It seems like there are too many stores in Big Bear that obviously have that as an ongoing situation. It's too bad there's so much theft going on or so much distrust. Not sure which but I hope they resolve it. Although I was greeted with a hello, how are you?

TLDR: Store tried to charge higher price than what their price tag stated and when asked, they…read moredeclined to honor their own pricing. The item (gloves) was tagged with one price. When I went to pay, they attempted to charge more than the displayed price. When I inquired, the initial employee was going to honor the price tag. A reasonable thing to do. After seeking the manager for approval, she declined to honor the tagged price. She said the other gloves were marked with the higher price, essentially acknowledging the error in their tagging of their merchandise. Considering I don't work there and didn't price tag their merchandise, it was really confusing why that was relevant. Also, this all begs the question of how many times they do this to their patrons? Is it company policy to price an item one thing and overcharge by 33% and hope no one notices? Just honor the price tag. Not difficult. You did it, not me. I'm a paying customer, who is in town regularly enough. I hope the $5 was worth it. You clearly needed it more than me. Bums.

Gentleman working the counter was super sweet! I only bought $50 worth of rings because they were…read moreall so cute, wish I would've gotten more item

Amazing service! The selection is amazing so many! The value for these rocks/crystal are amazing…read moreand a great price very kind people. I highly recommend this place I can't stop going there! 100/100!!

I don't know about you, but I LOVE me some soup!…read more And when you are in the mountains, smack dab in the middle of winter, there is nothing more satisfying to your mouth, to your stomach and to your soul, than a hot cup of homemade soup. And to The Copper Q.... When visiting Big Bear this past winter (February 2026), I had one of your soups that will end all soups! It was creamy... It was Hot... And it made my tastebuds dance with joy!! The only bad thing about it.... I couldn't get enough of it, and to save my life, I can't tell you what the name of it was... (See my photo below for reference) Was it cream of chicken? Was it cream of mushroom?? Was it cream of heaven??? All I know, it was damn Delicious!!! Besides the soup, we also got some kind of specialty coffee for us, along with some cake pops & hot chocolates for the kids which they enjoyed. Apparently this place makes a mean Vietnamese Pho that everyone seems to give props to; I might just give it a spin next time though. Besides the soups & coffees, the Copper Q has a wide selection of baked goods, and other breakfast & lunch specialties. The city of Big Bear was poppin' the weekend we visited and it seemed like the Copper Q was the place to be because it too was packed. So if you find yourself in the area, definitely come check this place out for yourself.

Coming to yelp because the owner replied to my Google review with nothing but AI excuses and…read moreinsults. I implore you to go and read it and read their response. If I could leave 0 stars I would. I do not undertsand the 5 star reviews of this place. First, the straws are in a communal bucket unwrapped which is gross for any restaurant. We paid $43 dollars for two breakfast sandwhiches, a lemonade, and a coffee. I understand Big Bear is a mountain town and food is expensive which I am completely okay with. What I am not okay with is everything being store bought and resold at a higher price. The bagel and croissant were both store bought and terrible. It was also served on a paper plate, which I think is insane for a restaurant with that price. Other places with higher price points arent serving their food on paper plates why does the owner believe its cool for them to? We had not a single interaction with another human when we were here. Ordered at a kiosk, the people who made the drinks left them on the bar, said our name, and walked away, the guy cooking the food did the same. I am fine with the $43 dollar price point but with all of this combined, it is insane how this business stays open. The owner stated that I should have ask to speak to the manager which I would have .....IF THERE WAS ANYONE IN THE RESTAURANT TO TALK TO.

Update! So after…read moreonly a few weeks, Robin called me to let me know that my decanter had come in! She sent me pictures and let me know the type she got before I drove out there. I got super excited and drove out that weekend to check it out. She was surprised to see me so soon, But I told her I couldn't wait. She had gotten me the exact style I was looking for! It was perfect, I bought it on the spot. Robin is the best! This was hands down the best experience and I would definitely go back. Thank you Robin!

I like the things they sell and have bought a couple items from them. They have nice paintings. I…read moreenjoy the First Friday event.

I can't help but pop in here every time I pass this place. They always have the cutest little…read moreKnick-knacks & finds. I've been coming here as long as I can remember and it truly never gets old!

What a hidden gem! Don't pass without reading, you might miss this place!! It is located on the…read moremain street, Village Drive but tucked away in between other stores. Look for the Bear with the sign!! You walk upstairs and prepared to be WOW'd! There is so much to see, plan to spend some time upstairs. Each little corner is a different shop with different items for sale. Even sports items! great for gifts or souvenirs! We loved some of the metal signs! Everything seems strategically placed and posed in a way that makes you want to buy it all! There is plenty of cameras watching, because there is one cashier. The items must be tracked somehow, as you can sometimes tell if you are venturing into a different vendor, but it looks like one store with a variety of stuff for sale, rather than 20+ different vendors. Perfect for someone who rents out a portion to sell their hand-made or custom gifts. We all ventured off and spent our own time looking at the different vendors' items. Items are decently priced and would definitely go back and spend more time looking around, we were heading out to dinner so browsed quickly.

Those following my Yelp reviews are reading this following my review for Big Bear Lake where I…read moremention my connection to bears (my name meaning "Little Bear"), to Big Bear city and my obsession with Jackie and Shadow: the bald eagle King and Queen holding court from 165-foot Jeffrey Pine tree overlooking the lake. I also mention the benefits to Angelinos to escape our smog-ridden city and escape to fresh air and a slow pace for hiking, boating, skiing or even relaxing in a cabin. But Big Bear also offers something we are all familiar with: wining, dining and shopping! When you've spent the day experiencing Big Bear's natural wonders; you can cap the day off in Big Bear Village. Big Bear Village is the charming tourist hub quarters of Big Bear where you will find the Big Bear Welcome Center, gift shops ranging from toys, crystals, beef jerky, leather and everything in between; bars and restaurants and even public restrooms. The village features all levels of dining from casual neighborhood eateries to elegant romance perfect for dates and holidays and is the ideal place to purchase Big Bear tourist merch and trinkets. Big Bear Village is perfectly walkable and offers a free public parking lot and street parking but beware that even in 'off-season' - it is busy as a bee hive! For those SoCal residents familiar with Solvang (near Santa Barbara) and Old Temecula; Big Bear Village is a similar esthetic. If you are a fan of bears, then Big Bear Village is your playground as it is filled with bear statues curbside on every corner, each and every shop seems to brand itself with a punny name referring to bears and there is bear imagery everywhere! Even though not in Big Bear Village; my favorite bear in the city is a bear statue dressed as a marshal at the Big Bear Superior Court. I am sure this is very intimating to the bear criminals! Big Bear Village is bear-y adorable and the ideal area for tourists to dine and shop. Note: Big Bear Village is not where you will find stores like Dollar Tree, Marshalls, Starbucks, Verizon, Vons etc; as these are in a different area at the east shore of the lake. I don't know if this is just towards tourists or simply the Big Bear way of life but everyone is so kind in Big Bear with amazing customer service! Employees are endlessly complimentary, friendly and guarantee a pleasant experience. We even met the kindest waitress, Janet, at nearby Benny's diner who told us her life story and is probably our friend forever now. This is certainly NOT Los Angeles! Big Bear Village is the tourist shopping/dining hub that will sure to be(ar) a delight to all tourists and is a must-see when in Big Bear. Be sure to take a photo with one of the bear statues: it is basically mandatory!

Big Bear Village is the charming and bustling center of Big Bear Lake, offering a mix of shops,…read morerestaurants, and entertainment, all within a few blocks. For dog owners, this area is a must-visit, not just for its convenience, but for its welcoming attitude towards four-legged visitors. Many of the local businesses in Big Bear Village offer water bowls, treats, and even special pet merchandise, ensuring that your dog feels just as welcome as you do. Parking in Big Bear Village is plentiful, with free parking lots scattered around the area and street parking available along the main roads. During peak seasons or weekends, parking can fill up quickly, so it's advisable to arrive early if you plan to spend the day exploring. The village is very walkable, so once you've parked, you can easily navigate the area on foot with your dog. Most of the restaurant options in Big Bear are in this area (many with dog friendlypatios), so if you don't plan to cook during your visit keep this area in mind when selecting your lodging. Have fun and enjoy The Village!