About Globe Restaurant
Fresh food and fresh powder at Big White since 2008
It’s your home away from home, no matter where you’re from. Globe Restaurant has been perfecting its menu since 2008 to bring you the best the world has to offer paired with incredible cocktails, a curated wine list highlighting local Okanagan wineries, and live music—that’s the comfort of Globe.
The Globe Story
In 2008, two European families sat in a small venue at Big White Ski Resort and decided they wanted to offer something different to the food scene while raising their families here in Kelowna.
Starting with its European roots, Globe restaurant (then called Little Globe) was founded on a very simple philosophy: the warmest of welcomes combined with simple, delicious food that can be shared with your friends and family.
All those seasons later, both families have become expert skiers, with five boys combined who have enjoyed a childhood in the mountains.
In its 14th season, owners Jude Brunt and Paul Doherty passed the baton to chef and businessman Ross Derrick. Ross helped open the restaurant originally and brings decades of industry experience and a history of wanderlust to Globe Restaurant.
Come see the magic for yourself, including creative cocktails, live music, and renowned local VQA wines showcasing the best of the Okanagan Valley. Whether you’re a local or on your dream vacation, welcome home.
The Syilx Okanagan Nation
Globe is privileged to live, work and play on the traditional and unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan people who have taken care of their homelands for thousands of years. Our team acknowledges the Syilx Okanagan peoples, their knowledge, language and history, as well as their ongoing relationship to the land and our natural world, including this beautiful mountain. We recognize our responsibility to take care of this land and encourage sustainable recreation. Please help ensure this special place is here for future generations to enjoy. We encourage you to learn more about the Syilx Okanagan peoples, their homelands and governance.