Really fun bar. Pool tables, darts, and the best drink prices I found in town. This seems to be…read morethe spot where the locals hang. Rowdy and fun spot. Bartenders are friendly and you got your drinks as fast as any other bar overall. Mostly just a fun atmosphere to end the night and get some reasonably priced drinks.

Great bartenders.. amazing atmosphere, pool tables, high ceilings, double black diamond in the…read morerough ..-Vince

We love this bar as an apres skiing spot. The fact that you don't open until 4:00 is mindblowing…read more Considering there aren't really any other decent apres places, you are missing out on a huge sector of people that would come for lunch/beers after skiing. We always want to come but not at 4:00! Such a bummer. Even open at 2:00 and get the whole ski crowd. You've got the big TV for football and games start at 11:00. Is there a reason for opening so late?

After a long drive from Arizona to Crested Butte, we arrived late into town looking for somewhere…read moreto eat. We were looking for something near our hotel with a kitchen that opens late and that offers gluten-free options (for my buddy). Iron Horse Tap ended up being the place for us. They serve up American bar food and appetizers with a nice selection of beer, wine and cocktails on their drink menu. Iron Horse Tap is located inside The Plaza and has great views of Mt. Crested Butte's Peak. We were able to walk over from our hotel. It was a chilly night, so we appreciated how warm and cozy the place was. Iron Horse has a number of TVs that show various sporting events. The pizza options on the menu looked good, so order a MOB Pizza with a beer. I like to try the local beers whenever I visit a new town and Iron Horse had a selection of local Colorado beers on tap. Iron Horse Tap had a nice crowd on hand and ended up being a solid first stop for us on this trip to Crested Butte.

Mediocre at best breakfast but the kicker is the astronomical price! Go somewhere else... you'll…read moreget better food that's easier on the wallet.

Breakfast buffet is fantastic, but the dinner is absolutely awful…read more After reading the reviews, I was a little hesitant to try this place out, but since I was staying in the Grand Lodge Hotel anyway, I decided to try it out since it was practically blizzard-ing outside & I couldn't go anywhere else. I ordered a burger with fries; pretty basic and in my mind I felt it would have been hard to mess it up. It took forever for us to get our order even though the place wasn't busy at all, and then when the food came out, my fears were confirmed. The fries were saturated in grease, stale and un-edible. My burger had a pretzel bun- which I was excited for until it came out hard as a rock. The patty on my burger was probably the only edible part; but it seemed like a typical frozen patty that you would get at your local grocery store. My advice: if you can, go somewhere else for dinner. Also, the breakfast buffet is the exact same every day, so if you're looking for variety, head into town to check out the fantastic local places.

Amazing food. Amazing service. Amazing plantains. This is one of the best places in crested butte…read morefor lunch or dinner. Great for vegans as well! A genuine hidden gem.

This place has the best mountain resort food I've ever had. It's extremely flavorful. Staff is…read morepassionate about the food they cook. Family owned, good selection in bar, and reasonable pricing. I highly recommend making a stop here. We had the chickpea, brisket, and jerk chicken.

I went with 4 friends for lunch while riding e-bikes all day. It was opening day for Butte 66. I…read morehad a burger and fries and it was really good. We sat outside and it was perfect! Our waiter was Bobby and he did a great job. We all were happy with our lunch. Would go again!

This place, located at the base of the mountain, looking out over the ski slope, was absolutely…read morejammed yesterday (not surprising with the fresh snow). I stopped in around 1:15 after making some turns, looking for a beverage, and something for lunch. There were no open tables, and as a single person, the hostess recommended looking for a bar seat (I was very lucky a seat opened). Bar seating is full service. The bartenders were good, friendly, and surprisingly attentive given how crazy busy both the bar, and restaurant were. Some might think it an odd combo, however, I love that one of their lunch options is soup (yesterday was chicken noodle, or chili) and salad. I opted for the chili, and the Caesar salad. Both were really good - the chili was very flavorful and filling, and came with a small toasted brioche roll. The drink menu is a lot of fun - I haven't seen a painkiller on a menu outside of the BVIs - so of course I ordered one. It was very tasty. My second beverage was an Irish coffee, which was also very good. One thing of note - there is no pricing next to any of their beverages, and judging by our bill, are not inexpensive (tip, lunch, with the two beverages mentioned and a blue moon, was $77). The location here is key, and will likely be back when skiing again!

The (cooked) food is reasonable for the price, but do not order the tuna; looks and tastes like…read moreit's been sitting in a fridge for a week or two. The salsa that comes with the chips is actually pretty good. The staff seem to only be enthusiastic about their jobs when it's aprés time and they can earn quick tips for pouring quick drinks. I've been here across two seasons, numerous nights, numerous bartenders, and they all seem to universally dislike their jobs, or simply doing work. Almost every time I have to ask for a napkin and silverware after the food has come. I usually have to flag someone down for service. I usually have to ask for a glass of water to be refilled. It's just an endless drag trying to dine here. If it weren't the only ski-in/out hotel on the mountain, I'd go elsewhere, but hey, captive audience means you can succeed even when mediocre.

Possibly the worst Mexican food I have ever had. Ordered the Al pastor tacos and they must have…read moredumped the entire bottle of chili powder in the mix. Tasted like sloppy Joe, man which, or Wolf Brand chili tacos...hex like anything except Al pastor. I know better than to eat Mexican outside of Texas or Mexico, but this was bad. If you go, get something hard to mess up like chicken.

Food was yummy . Service awesome . Celebrating my birthday was truly a party! Made a great memoryread more

Good food. We came in a party of 5 on a busy ski day. They had two people working and were out of…read moremany sides. The wait was long but the jerk chicken was great but just about 5 pieces, very spicy as it should be. The plantains were amazing, the corn on the cobb great, the fried dumplings good too. The doors were wide open so the tables near were very cold. The fire pit is in an area that could cram more tables away from the cold. A second set of rubber steamers could act like a heat trap too. Had it not been for the understaffing and lack of service, this would be a 5-star review. But hey, the food is great...

My buddy and I always like to wrap up our ski trips with a cocktail. While walking the streets of…read moreCrested Butte, Dogwood Cocktails + Kitchen looked inviting. The Dogwood is a cocktail cabin that is located in the heart of downtown Crested Butte. They keep the lights dimmed and have a fun music playlist that creates a nice relaxed atmosphere. The floor creaks as you walk through the cabin and they have cool chandeliers. We were initially told it would be a long wait, but somehow they found a table rather quickly for us. It was cold out, so we appreciated it. The Dogwood has a nice variety of artisanal cocktails on their menu. Our server was very helpful with giving us some options. I didn't have my readers on me and had a hard time reading the menu. So her describing some of the cocktails to me was very helpful. Dogwood has a number of classic drinks, margaritas and martinis. Some of the fun names that I saw were Thor's Hammer, D Cup, Porch Song, Mr. Pink and Beetnik. I ordered the Headhunter and enjoyed my drink. For food, Dogwood has charcuterie-style bites and other light snacks. This was a great find and a nice way to cap off our fun trip to Crested Butte.

We visited on a Saturday night... and walked in just after a party of 8. They were told that it…read morewould be a long wait, but then we were able to get seated immediately! Awesome! The drinks are pricey, but you're really paying for the ambience and care that they put into making each drink. The menus has plenty of options, but you can also order your favorite with your choice of spirits. I opted for a whiskey sour with my beloved Suntory Toki and it was dang good! I initially ordered Suntory Hibiki (a more expensive version of Suntory's whiskey), but I loved that our waitress made sure I saw the price listed for that whiskey was "per ounce"... so my cocktail would have been $50! I very much appreciated that she pointed that out instead of just putting in my order and then me being surprised by the cost! Not a ton of food options, yet they do offer charcuterie plates with your choice of cheeses and meats. We don't go that route, but cocktails and charcuterie would be great for a date night! Overall rating: *****FIVE STARS***** Gluten-free rating: *****FIVE STARS*****

Ate here a few weeks ago while visiting the area for a night. I had the trout, it was absolutely…read moredelicious. My partner had the elk, also very good. Definitely recommend!

The restoration work done on this building is exceptional. Definitely worth visiting just to see…read morewhat a tasteful mountain remodel looks like. The food however is OK. I'd come back almost exclusively for the elk meatloaf. The elk tenderloin was a tad overcooked and in my opinion did not pair well with the accompanying sides. The caramelized carrots and the charred outside of the tenderloin combined to form an off putting aftertaste. Once past the charred outer layer, the tenderloin was amazing. My wife ordered the fish and chips and those were great as well. The desert was very tasty and decadent. While I do not fault the staff for this, the service was slow, friendly, but slow. It was obvious they were understaffed. An OK experience all around with the meatloaf doing most of the heavy lifting tonight.