Fish tacos were on point. Fresh, crispy. Staff stayed friendly and quick even when the place was packed. Solid spot.

Service was pretty good. Fred, Alexander, and Anna were all attentive and friendly. They gave some decent recommendations and made us feel welcome. A solid experience overall.

Breakfast spot in Vail with a solid view of the slopes. Food&#39;s good, prices are fair. Got the classic eggs benedict and it was spot on. It does get packed when the snow&#39;s good, but they keep things moving. No complaints here.

Reuben was outstanding. Corned beef perfectly seasoned. Sauerkraut had a nice, slight kick to it. That&#39;s the sandwich.

Stumbled in near my hotel. The Dracula pizza with white sauce and gypsy meats was the move. Toppings were generous, flavors fresh. That crust had a good chew. Solid slice.

The octopus with citrus tapenade was a standout. Good small plates for sharing.

Came in after skiing, needed something warm and filling. The portion sizes are generous, especially for the price. Got the beef stew and it was a huge bowl, perfect for sharing or taking leftovers.

Cozy spot with a great mountain vibe, perfect after skiing. The hot chocolate was super thick and rich, just what I needed to warm up. A bit pricey, but hey, you&#39;re paying for the location and the view.

No reservation but they squeezed us in. The winter curry was the star, deep and complex with a slow heat that built up nicely. Could have used a bit more meat for the price, but the flavor itself was spot on.

The apple strudel is fantastic. We shared it, and the flaky pastry with the warm apples was just right. The cr&egrave;me br&ucirc;l&eacute;e with a shot of espresso on the side was a nice touch. It paired well with a glass of dessert wine.

The foie gras with Sauternes was a standout. Rich and balanced. The lobster bisque was light, not too heavy, which I appreciated. A solid start to the meal.

The vibe here is so cozy and elevated. I loved the artwork on the walls&mdash;it just felt special. A really nice spot for a quiet dinner in Lionshead.

Been coming here for years. That window seat overlooking the creek is my go-to. It just makes the whole meal feel relaxed.

The pizza from the hot bar was a nice surprise. Had a proper artisanal crust.

Came in for happy hour (3-5:30pm). The bang bang shrimp and steak bites were solid. Bartender Cody hooked me up with a really good spicy margarita. Prices are fair for the area.

The build-your-own old fashioned was a fun idea. Letting you pick the bourbon and bitters. A nice little interactive touch for the bar. Prices felt pretty standard for the area.

The loaded potato soup and German potato salad were solid sides with the sausages. The elk sausage was the best part. Hit the spot for a beer and some heavy food.

Service was attentive and friendly. Staff checked in at the right times without being overbearing. They handled a last-minute change to our order efficiently. It&#39;s a solid choice for a business lunch downtown.

Mila was super friendly at checkout. The pepperoni pizza came out quick and hit the spot. Good for a fast lunch.

A so call &quot;local coffee/tea shop&quot; that offer you drinks and snacks located at Silverthorne Town Centre. Had taken a break for a cup of coffee and snack during my trip to a sking resort. A good place to relax and rejuvenate before continue your journey......

Came here for a weekend brunch with friends. The dim sum was a nice surprise - the har gow were super fresh and juicy. We ended up ordering a few more rounds just for the table to share. Good spot to catch up!

The staff here is genuinely nice and friendly. It makes the whole meal feel more pleasant. A decent spot for a casual dinner.

Picked out our own fish, which was a fun start. They served it hot and cold, but the aged fish nigiri was the real star. Just melts in your mouth.

The cast iron chicken was really good. I appreciated the comfortable seating, it made for a relaxed meal.

Loved the bar selection here. The cocktails were spot on, and the vibe with those colorful lamps was perfect for a casual dinner.

The braised wild boar with tagliatelle was fantastic. The service was really attentive and made the whole evening feel special.

The owner is always around, chatting with tables and checking in. It&rsquo;s a nice, lively spot. I did feel a little rushed on a busy night, but the personal touch was cool.

The trout was cooked perfectly, with fresh local vegetables. Soups had good flavor, and the beer selection was solid. Service was friendly and efficient.

The chorizo breakfast burrito was really good, packed with flavor. Got a cinnamon roll too, and it&#39;s definitely best when they warm it up for you. That makes all the difference.

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The best restaurants in Breckenridge

Dos Locos Mexican Restaurant & Cantina

Golden Eagle Inn Restaurant

Westside Cafe & Market

Avon Bakery & Deli

Gondola Pizza

Vin48

The Fitz Bar + Bites

Russell's Restaurant

Alpenrose Vail

Lancelot Restaurant

Mirabelle Restaurant

Montauk Seafood Grill

Up the Creek

Whole Foods Market

5th Avenue Grille

The Whiskey Bar and Draft House

Ein Prosit

Sauce on the Creek

Domino's Pizza

Red Buffalo Coffee & Tea

May Palace

Nick-N-Willy's Pizza

Hooked Beaver Creek

Stoke & Rye

El Segundo Vail

La Nonna Ristorante Vail

Fattoria

The Java Moose

Tennessee Pass Cafe

City on a Hill Coffee & Espresso