Timber Creek Restaurant

"It’s the larger of the two cafes on Diamond Peak Ski Mountain, at the bottom, closest to the carpark. It’s very big, with 2 levels of eating and a bar. In winter it was a little cold and the good here was more expensive than the smaller but similar offering up the mountain at the Snowflake Lodge."

"Cafeteria style eatery. Reasonably priced for a ski resort. Not much atmosphere to speak of and can get crowded. The food is ok."

"Can't expect too much out in the mountains. Very pricey for burgers, fries and pizza. The staff is great though, courteous and smiling. They also make a big point at sorting the leftover food, recycling, compost amd trash. To make sure it's done right they have a dedicated person doing the sorting which I thought was clever and shows they're commitment."

"Classic mountain ski cafeteria restaurant. Very expensive, the food was warm enough. 4 small tenders and fries were $17+. Same with cheeseburgers and a grilled pesto sandwich. $6 for Gatorade. Nothing we weren't expecting but just once it would be nice for a ski lodge to have affordable food or food that has quality that matches the price. Not surprising, but just saying. The staff was very friendly though and that was the bright spot."

"Staff is super friendly and great vibe at Kirkwood always. Food is good tasting, but needs more healthy options other than pizza, kickers, soup and croissants. Bar service is always under-staffed, so prepare for a really long wait. Nothing to do for waiting family members who do not ski is a big disadvantage to Kirkwood from becoming a family destination. Skiers in the family will stay, non-skiers stop coming eventually from the household."