After a full day roaming around Breckenridge, we ended up at Robbie's Tavern up at Peak 8, and…read morehonestly... this was exactly the kind of mountain lodge experience you hope for when you're in Colorado. First things first -- the views. Huge windows looking out toward the slopes and mountains make it feel like you're sitting inside a snow globe with a drink in hand. Cozy lodge vibes, warm lighting, and that perfect après-ski energy even if you didn't touch a pair of skis all day. I went straight for the beef stew, and it was exactly what the moment called for. Rich, hearty, slow-cooked flavor with tender beef, vegetables, and that deep savory broth that basically warms you from the inside out. If you're cold from the mountain air, this bowl fixes everything. The beverages were flowing, and the bar is a great place to park for a bit and soak up the scenery. Big shoutout to Alec the bartender -- awesome hospitality, friendly, attentive, and the kind of bartender who makes you feel like you've been coming there for years even if it's your first visit. If you're hanging around Peak 8 in Breckenridge, Robbie's Tavern is a great stop for comfort food, drinks, and some seriously great mountain views.

Location, location, location. Ask the hostess for a seat outside and grab some drinks so you can…read moretake in the view of the slopes. Our drinks came out rather quickly and we enjoyed a couple of hours of people watching. Great location. They have 2 tables with a fire pit on it but unfortunately all the seats were taken. Water is self serve by the door but the staff does come around to take food and drink orders. We were just here to get some drinks and we enjoyed sitting outside on the deck.

Whenever I travel, I always look for two specific cuisines: Good Asian food and quality BBQ. After…read morelooking around, I got really excited that a BBQ place was in close proximity to our hotel. I feel like since Tom Jenkins bbq closed in Fort Lauderdale there really hasn't been many great options for good..especially in Miami. The food looked standard, but I was disappointed by the quality of the ribs. They were fatty, lukewarm and dry. The best part of my meal was definitely the banana pudding we had for dessert. Maybe it was an off night...Not sure.

I gotta say this was a solid mountain meal. Only problem was they didn't have any brisket for…read morelunch because I think someone forgot to turn the smoker on the night before. I can't give a bbq place 5 stars until I try their brisket. Solid spicy mustard sauce paired really well with the chicken and I think would be great on the pulled pork. Good choice in sides from Mac and cheese to salad also beans or coleslaw. I got the brisket chili which was also good and pretty solid. Great service and even had an outdoor bar which looked great for some apres skiing. Now to only try their brisket and maybe be open at night as they close earlier in the evening?

Came in for "just one drink" and ended up discovering the hot chocolate with RumChata... which is…read morebasically a warm, cinnamon-spiked hug in a mug. Dangerously good. Also, shoutout to the awesome blonde bartender who made it--friendly, quick, and clearly knows exactly how to keep people ordering "just one more." Will absolutely be back.

Service was good. We were greeted as soon as we were seated…read more Food is mediocre. French dip was pretty good- meat was tender and bun was yummy. Fries came out barely cooked and were inedible. Chicken ranch sandwich was ok. Definitely a pre frozen chicken breast but the sweet potato fries were great.

The 1O Mile Nachos are fire! Add chicken, steak, or pulled pork! The fresh jalapeños are intense…read moreand fiery! . Add happy hour drinks on the patio! Dog friendly in the picnic area! Amazing view, friendly staff and walking distance to all the places in Breckenridge!

Upon walking in the door the ambiance was off. There were multiple staff standing around the host…read moretable chatting and we got the quick "hi, how many" with a side eye. Wasn't very busy, maybe 4 tables. They then asked inside or outside. It was stuffy and dark inside so we opted for outside and the hostess looks at us and says with a snared lip, almost in disgust, "ok, well if you get cold, just know you cant switch tables to come inside"... ummm ok, thanks. Fast forward, we had just gotten off the road from a 10 hr drive with 2 toddlers, surviving on beef jerky, pirates booty and water... hungry, tired and kids wound up. We just wanted to eat and go get cozy in our hotel for the night. Server took about 10 min to even come out to us, we weren't quite ready so she left without even a drink order. Another 10 min goes by and she finally comes back and laughs it off stating, "sorry I have a really talkative table inside... I was awkwardly trying to back away as they kept talking". Figured the Mile High Nachos were a great shareable for all of us and a side of fries because that's all my baby girl eats right now. Took another 10 -15 min or so to get our food, in which they were what I call "lazy nachos" when I don't feel like cooking... chips dumped from a bag topped with pre grated cheese. The tomatoes looked days old, dry and pale. The jalapeños were dry and cut so thick you'd thought you were reaching a pickle. There was no layering to the madness, and the grilled chicken was very familiarly similar to the store bought precooked salad chicken... the salsa bland and sweet. The fries... possibly fried multiple times, no potato left... petrified. Basically flavorless and almost inedible, we ate what we could to just get something in our bellies and kids off to bed. Sadly, we won't be returning. This place was a joke of a restaurant, given I could have bought a bag of chips, grated cheese and salad chicken breast, and made this in my hotel room for half the price.

We dropped in for a dirty martini and some live music. But a lot of folks seem to go there for the…read morefood. This barbecue house seems to attract folks for their 'que by the pound, smoked wings, and special sauces (espresso whiskey, honey gold, Texas red). It's a large restaurant that spans a few floors, and just about every table was filled upstairs (downstairs is more of a bar-vibe) so families were mostly seated upstairs. They have espresso martini machines and can make some classic hot, wintry drinks too.

Super fun place to visit when in Breck. We had a great spot during a great live entertainment…read moreshow. Drinks and food are solid here as well. Friendly staff and they are fast and efficient considering how crowded it was. It's a place we will come back to on our next trip here.

In the heart of a tourist town, this bar is full of locals. That says to me that the people who…read moreknow the best options are choosing to post up here. The bartender accidentally (or not) gave local Shelby a Jalapeño tequila shot instead of a pickle vodka shot. We all (except Shelby) had a good laugh! Great vibes.

This was a cute little pub and the main street of Breckenridge. They have outdoor seating that has…read morea view of the mountain. Food came fast and the quantity was quite large. I had the BLT with egg breakfast sandwich and it was delicious. Staff were super friendly and helpful if needing suggestions on where to go in Breckenridge.

Super cozy with an intimate dinning room. Friendly staff and great steaks for dinner…read more Looked a like a lively bar scene around 5pm. Not a stool available.

Just tried to eat at Tavern West today. They open at 4. We arrived at 10 minutes till 4. I walked…read morehere with a 6 and 4 year old and they would not let us sit on their patio/property until 4. They said there patio would be over run with customers if we sat down early. We did wait for a few minutes, but left because the kids were starting to melt down. There was no one around at all. Not family friendly and I will never go back!

As part of our Gondola Ride up Vail Mountain, we upgraded our experience with lunch. The voucher…read morewas valued at $30 and we exchanged it for lunch at Eagles Nest at the Talon Deck. The food was as expected (decent mountain fare), with options for a sandwich, wrap, salad or a burger. I enjoyed the Veggie Wrap with chips, even tho the wrap itself was a bit dry and the hummus almost nonexistent. My mom liked the Bailout Burger with Black Bean Patty and fries and my aunt found the Cub Club with chips filling. The outside patio provides diners a great view of Mount Holy Cross. Indoors, diners can enjoy the view of a college football game on the telly. Alcohol is available for purchase. Note that Talon's Deck is a cashless venue.

Had lunch with a view the other day! The Mongolia bowl was delicious and service was incredible.read more