Many visits. Friendly staff Professional, highly-competent…read moreservers. Food superb Nice atmosphere inside and out

They had the coolest salt and pepper shakers!!!…read more The server was sweet and prompt. The food was tasteless. Duck wings were the best, but heavy sweet syrup and not a lot of duck meat. Barratta was horrible. $6 for table bread. Lamb shank was dry. Couldn't finish the meal. Drink was light. Wines were ok. Ambiance was as expected. Topper was we couldn't sleep (stomach ache) and daughter threw up in the middle of the night. We would never go back. :(

I have lived in Vail 55 years and frequent Northside 4 to 5 times a week. Yes! It is that good…read more The environment is friendly and service top notch. Tonight I had the salmon which was incredible with a glass of wine. The wine selection is exceptional. Very pleased.

So I thought it important to hear a review from a local resident who frequents this establishment…read moreregularly. I consider myself a professional diner...meaning I am out 3-4 nights a week, and Northside Kitchen is my most favorite restaurant in the Vail Valley. I usually dine at the bar where either Connor or Brandon are not only offering service with a smile, but are also welcoming everyone who walks through the door! Their custom cocktails are awesome, but I go for their insanely extensive wine by the glass menu!! Caymus, Silver Oak, Duckhorn, Quilt, and about 40 other high end wines are all offered by the glass at Northside! Both 6oz and 9oz pours are available. The dining staff, are professional, pressed, and knowledgeable about wine, food, and professional fine dining service levels. The dining room offers beautiful white linen covered in butchers paper, with the perfect level of lighting to see both the menu and the guests you are dining with. The dining room and porch are modern and clean. The menu items, created by Chef Noah Bender, are delicious! Hand cut steaks and Prime Rib are favs, but don't be afraid to try their pappardelle Bolognese or the fantastic fresh "sea to table" black cod or trout! It's dynamite! You will find the service in the dining room attentive yet not overwhelming. Northside Kitchen to me is one of the most underrated fine dining restaurants in the Vail Valley!! Definitely go give this great spot a try!!

I love the vibes of this place. It was a great spot to watch the football games. I liked the food…read more We got chips and salsa and I ordered a beet salad. Service was great, I can't wait to come back!

I love restaurants like these!…read more Do you ever watch ski movies from the '80s or snowboard movies from the early 2000s? All of the cool locals hang out at places like this. It's warm and cozy; there's a ton of crap on the walls; they're not trying to be too showy, and everyone that works there looks like they ski or board. It's fantastic! And this is one of those! The food is slightly better than bar quality, and the drinks aren't special, but they don't need to be; you just order a ton of them, and the best thing is you won't run up your bill in doing so. You come here après-ski to just let it all hang out with some buddies. It's so unbelievably special in this day and age, and all the other eating establishments get it so horribly wrong with their frou-frou menus and utilitarian dining layouts. Coyote Cafe is keeping the tradition alive of authenticity in a ski resort! One that isn't overtly stuffy and caters to families and locals alike! Viva Coyote Cafe! Awoooooooo!

Family tradition place when we come to Vail. After a day of rafting we grab a quick dinner here on…read moreour way back to Vail. Our kids are older now but are still horrified by all the mounted animal trophies on the wall. Heads up to parents with younger kids. Wife and I told them to suck it up. Jessica our waitress was awesome. Friendly and great service. My wife and son had the ribs and said were amazing. My other son and I had the cheeseburger which satisfied the $23 cost. My daughter loved the chicken nuggets. Dessert we shared a gluten free chocolate tarte and ice cream which was great. Great spot in Edwards but don't expect modern decor. We'll be back, sorry kids.

Terrible experience with a rude & bully manager. He seated us (4 seniors with hearing devices) in…read morethe back room along with 3 large noisy family groups. We asked to change tables and he refused. Waitress recognized we were miserable, painfully. In her valiant attempt to find another spot, she failed. We asked about outside and she moved us there. HE FIRED HER FOR THAT! For trying to make our experience better. When we realized what had happened, we talked to him with no results. We walked out. DO not give him your business with so many other choices in the valley. Not even worth 1

Lift is next to the Gondola & across from Starbucks, an opportunity to grab-&-go or relax & eat @ a…read moretable. It also offers a good selection of Market basics, with an emphasis on healthy items for Breakfast. This amenity is a common convenience @ 1st Class Resorts with a carefully-chosen variety of products. Lift is open later than it used to be, & even offers outdoor seating & a Happy Hour. Modern decor, clean & inviting, with a helpful Staff.

We stopped by Lift for lunch while we were visiting the Westin Riverfront, and were surprised at…read morejust how many options they carried there. Both a win and a loss - my friend's eight dollar milkshake was most definitely overpriced strawberry milk and we sent it back - BUT, as if to make up for it, my grilled cheese made with sourdough, cheddar, provolone and Gouda paired with a Greek yogurt tomato bisque was...how do I put this? THE BEST EVER. Look, I'm a grilled cheese snob, I'll have you know. I can make a pretty killer one myself and this one ranked in my top three, MAYBE top two. It was absolutely mouth-watering delicious. In fact it was so good that I ate the exact same thing the next day. Lift is a great option for lunch after the slopes, and while it can be a bit pricey, the Westin Riverfront's dedication to having very fresh, very REAL food shows through even on a small lunch scale.

What a delightful spot! We ate out on the patio and I am genuinely so pissed I didn't take a photo…read morebecause the setting was BEAUTIFUL. The patio has gorgeous views, a relaxed atmosphere, and live music that made it such a fun place to spend a beautiful day outside. And the Hugo Spritz is TO DIE FOR. Definitely a must-order! Service was friendly and attentive, and overall the food was really good. I will say that, in my opinion, the appetizers steal the show and are even better than the entrées. The wings, spinach & artichoke dip, and bang bang shrimp were all standouts and definitely what I would order again. I did enjoy the chicken piccata as well, although it had a little more creamy sauce than I personally prefer. With just a little less sauce, it would have been perfect! Overall, I think this is one of the best spots for cocktails and apps on the patio, especially on a beautiful day. Great views, live music, a delicious cocktail, and a fun atmosphere -- what more could you want? I'll definitely be back!

We live in Singletree and decided to give Harvest a try. We enjoyed the fish tacos and burgers…read moredining outside with great views. The service was good.

The food is standard mountain fare with a dash of creativity. The bar patrons are enjoyable…read morecompany. A perfect place to come off the 18th hole.

Wonderful experience - considering the table placement, perfect weather and views. Food was…read morewonderful, service was great. Relatively pricey entrees, but the wine menu was not over the top. Recommend an outside table during the summer.

Favored - for me at least - compared to Spruce Saddle. Cafeteria ski lodge grub at its finest. It…read moreis best to stroll in between 10:00-10:40. No lines. Easy peasy. After that, the wait can be unwelcome. Food is perfectly fine. Price is absolutely acceptable. As for the amateur hour posts about price. Wow, just wow. People take ski trips and complain about how much something costs? So tacky! Note to misers who can't part with pennies: try nordic skiing. It's free. Rant over. Back to the tips: work the line, get your drinks and dessert. Depart 30 or so minutes later. Delightfully calm experience. But don't forget, you're expected to bus your table thereafter. As for actually consuming alcohol here, for me, it gives off too much of an alkie-vibe. I get it though, people are on vacation. A disclaimer about drinking: two drinks at this elevation is like four to six at sea level. I'm very well-acclimated, but boozing the day away can lead to less sleep even greater dehydration and a full drag on the next day. Just a thought, but you do you.

delicious burger on the mountain! came 4 days in a row! yummy chocolate chip cookies! need more…read morewomen's restrooms the line is veryyyy long at busy times !

Great service from Steve. Good Margarita. Good cheese steak sandwich. Seats could use a cushion.read more

This was our second visit to Craftsman in Edwards, and one thing hasn't changed--the food is…read moreoutstanding. This time I ordered the Schmidt Mac Burger with Parmesan Fries, while my wife had the Wagyu Reuben with a side salad. Every bite was delicious. The burger was cooked perfectly, the fries were crispy with just the right amount of Parmesan, and my wife's Reuben was loaded with flavor. Unfortunately, the service didn't match the quality of the food. After our meals were delivered, our server rarely checked back. We were never asked if we wanted another drink, and our water glasses sat empty long enough that we finally had to ask another server for refills. It wasn't a terrible experience, but it definitely wasn't the level of service you expect from a restaurant of this caliber. One thing to know before you go--the prices are on the higher side. My burger and Parmesan fries were around $33, so this isn't your average burger joint. That said, the quality of the food helps justify the price. Overall, the kitchen absolutely delivers, and that's why we'll be back. Hopefully this was just an off day for the service staff, because if the front of the house matched the outstanding food coming from the kitchen, Craftsman would easily earn five stars.

Lackluster food but great location. Cafeteria style food at mid mountain resort prices. Good for…read moreaprès ski drinks based on location alone. I had a burrito which had a decent beef filling but was wrapped really poorly. Buddy had a tuna sandwich which he said was pretty good. You can do a lot better for lunch in the village, but it's easy to seat larger groups. I wish I had gone elsewhere for lunch.

We normally just eat at the Ritz-Carlton at Bachelor Gulch. Decided to try this side of mountain…read more Food was okay Views were nice. I prefer the Ritz any day...Better food, less crowded, same price.