Food & Drink

Our favorite spots across Summit County.

From lakeside drinks to date-night dinners — tap any name to visit their site. Reservations are smart on weekends and in ski season.

In Dillon

STEEP Lakeside Tiki BarWalkable

The famous lakeside Tiki Bar right at the marina — drinks, casual bites & live music with the best lake views in town (seasonal).

Vue RooftopWalkable

The best sunset seat in Dillon and an easy walk — open-air terrace, fire pit and craft cocktails above Lake Dillon.

Dillon Coffee LabWalkable

A cozy downtown coffee shop and espresso bar, an easy walk from the condo.

Dillon Dam Brewery

Colorado’s highest brewery — hearty pub fare, house-brewed beers and a summer patio.

Red Mountain Grill

Hearty American with Southwestern twists and one of the best happy hours in the county.

Bistro North

A polished newer bistro that’s become one of Dillon’s top tables for a nicer night out.

Dillon Thai

A local favorite near City Market for Thai classics — curries, noodles and a much-loved khao soi. Great for dine-in or takeout.

Silverthorne — about 10 minutes

Red Buffalo Coffee & Tea

A longtime local coffee house on the Blue River — espresso, loose-leaf tea, pastries and breakfast burritos, with a back deck over the water.

Mountain Lyon Cafe

A cozy breakfast and lunch spot known for its breakfast tacos and Colorado green chile.

Enza’s Deli & Market

A riverside deli and cafe for coffee, breakfast and lunch, house-made pastries and grab-and-go items.

The Historic Mint Steakhouse

A must-do in the county’s oldest building — grill your own cut over the lava-rock grill.

Bluebird Market

A food hall of a dozen-plus independent kitchens, a craft-beer bar, live music and a big patio.

Sauce on the Blue

Wood-fired pizzas and Italian classics along the Blue River. Reserve ahead on weekends.

Sunshine Cafe

A local go-to for a hearty breakfast or lunch. Big portions, friendly service, and a great stop before a day on the mountain.

Blue Moon Bakery

Fresh pastries, hearty breakfasts and big deli sandwiches — great for a trail lunch.

Angry James Brewery

A locally owned brewery with fire pits, live music and a laid-back gathering space — about 10 minutes away.

Frisco — about 10 minutes

Butterhorn Bakery & Cafe

A beloved Frisco institution on Main Street — big breakfasts, pastries and hearty lunches.

Kemosabe at Silverheels

Frisco’s favorite sushi grill — Colorado-Asian fusion in a cozy log-cabin bar.

The Lost Cajun

Louisiana-style favorite on Main Street — gumbo, po-boys and warm beignets.

Highside Brewing

A Main Street taproom with house-brewed beers and a rotating BBQ kitchen.

Pullman Distillery & Ein Prosit

A craft distillery and cocktail bar in Frisco with a lively Ein Prosit beer garden — house spirits, cocktails and German-style brews.

Outer Range Brewing Co.

A hugely popular craft brewery known for hazy IPAs and a mountain-modern taproom.

Keystone — about 15 minutes

Inxpot

A cozy bookstore-coffeehouse at Keystone’s River Run — coffee, breakfast and lunch with fireside seating and a full bar.

Kickapoo Tavern

River Run’s go-to for après-ski beers, nachos and American pub fare at the base of the gondola.

Snake River Saloon

A Keystone institution for steaks and late-night live music several nights a week in ski season.

Breckenridge — about 20 minutes

Hearthstone

Elevated American — steaks, seafood and Colorado game in a historic Victorian house.

Aurum Food & Wine

Upscale farm-to-table on the Blue River with creative small plates and a strong wine list.

Mi Casa

Breck’s go-to for Mexican — nachos, fajitas and famous margaritas for après-ski.

Downstairs at Eric’s

A family-friendly institution — burgers, pizza, big-screen sports and an arcade.

Broken Compass Brewing

A laid-back brewery famous for its coconut porter, with a Main Street taproom and an original location north of town.

Breckenridge Distillery

The “world’s highest distillery” — award-winning whiskey with a tasting room and an upscale restaurant.

Breckenridge Brewery & Pub

Craft beers and pub fare on Main Street with great slope views.

Vail — about 35–40 minutes

Almresi

An authentic Alpine chalet experience in Vail Village — hearty German-Austrian fare in a cozy, transporting setting. A must-do.

Mountain Standard

Wood-fired, seasonal New American cooking along Gore Creek — one of Vail’s standout tables.

Vendetta’s

A Vail Village fixture for 40-plus years — Italian classics, pizza and a lively après-ski bar upstairs.

Bart & Yeti’s

A friendly Lionshead local’s spot known for wings, burgers and a casual après vibe.

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