It was a really cute wine bar with charcuterie boards. What we really enjoyed was the different…read moretype of cheeses and wines from around the world. We got to try both cheeses and wines that we have never experienced (and loved). Service was exceptional and the server (who believe was a partner in the company) spent time explaining the wine and the cheeses. We will be back.

I brought some girlfriends here to celebrate international women's day (which was so sweet that…read morethey had a special dinner just for that!) and we couldn't stop talking about how great everything was. 4 courses of incredible food paired perfectly with wine and they even had an expert come in to talk about the terroir of each pairing. It was so much fun to learn and eat and drink in such a cozy and accessible space, all around fabulous!

Chef Eliza prepared an incredible meal for my boyfriend's birthday at our Airbnb in Telluride. From…read morethe first coordination e-mail to the next day Duck Bao bun leftovers, every moment working with Eliza was a delight. She was easy to communicate with, her menu options were all so appetizing it was hard to choose and she was fun to chat with as we dug into an amazing charcuterie board and watched her work her magic in our kitchen. My boyfriend still talks abut the Bison short ribs and we all were mesmerized by the lavender ice cream and pear and apple crisp. It was our pleasure to get to know Eliza and get to taste her incredible food. We only wish we lived in Telluride so we could work with her more often!

I can't express enough gratitude and appreciation for Chef Eliza. I was planning for a dinner in…read moreTelluride from California. I reached out to several caterers, but quickly realized that Telluride Catering by Chef Eliza was the way to go. Chef Eliza was so responsive, knowledgeable, helpful and very professional from the get go. She made the planning process super easy. The food was amazing, looked gorgeous and tasted even better. The intimate ambience of the restaurant interior was perfect. The bar staff was phenomenal. My guests couldn't stop raving about the food and drinks. I felt bad for taking credit for such an incredible evening because it was all because of Eliza.

Nice hotel near the gondolas in Telluride. Loved that we can walk to the gondola from the hotel…read more Room was nice, had a small kitchen and table. Balcony had nice views of the alpine trees and mountains. The walls were thin and I can hear the people laughing in the room next to us so I took off one star

We recently stayed four nights at Mountain Lodge Telluride. There is a lot to like about this…read moreproperty, but unfortunately, the valet situation and several other service issues significantly affected our stay. CONS AVOID THE VALET!!! My vehicle was moved several times during our short four-night stay despite my specifically requesting that it not be driven, and we received conflicting information from staff about the hotel's valet policies. 9/24, noon: I accepted a valet parking spot next to the main entrance. Valet "N" told me that my 2026 Honda Passport SUV could remain there for the duration of our four-day stay. I specifically told him that I did not want anyone driving the vehicle, and he confirmed this. 9/24, approximately 2:00 p.m.: After returning from lunch, I discovered that my vehicle had been moved to another parking space. 9/24, approximately 4:30 p.m.: I then discovered that my vehicle had been moved yet again, this time to a location unknown to me. I spoke with valet "A," who explained that they had to move it. I was then told that my brand new $56,000 vehicle was not considered "high-end" enough to remain parked near the main entrance because of company policy. Valet "A" subsequently told me he would keep the vehicle in the front parking spot for the remainder of our stay. I thanked him and gave him a $40 cash tip. 9/25, morning: My SUV had once again been moved to an unknown location. Management also told me that unless a vehicle is valued at approximately $76,000 or more, it is considered non-luxury and cannot remain parked near the main entrance, which I was told is a policy established by the GM. Even more concerning, an employee told me that valet staff may occasionally use a guest's vehicle to drive between the Lodge and the Market Station garage, with which the Lodge partners, rather than walk over while retrieving another guest's valeted vehicle. If accurate, I find that completely unacceptable. If I ever stay here again, I will absolutely avoid the valet and park my own vehicle at the public Market Station gondola garage. Restaurant and bar closed for private event During one night of our stay, the entire restaurant and bar were closed for a private event--a wedding rehearsal dinner. This was not disclosed when we booked our stay. When I questioned upper management, I was told that the closure resulted from a last-minute decision due to an emergency. However, two staff members separately told me that events of this type normally require a minimum of five months to reserve. At the very least, the explanations we received were inconsistent. Poor sound insulation between rooms Our junior suite had a locked interior connecting door to the adjoining room. Unfortunately, the door provided very little sound insulation, and we could easily hear our neighbors. Refrigerator maintenance problem The refrigerator in our suite was running at or above 40°F and displayed a "Vacuum Condenser" warning. I notified the front desk, and staff took notes. The following day, maintenance left a note stating that the fan had been checked. Unfortunately, that did not correct the problem. I subsequently emailed the manager but never received a reply. Maintenance did call me the next day to ask about the refrigerator temperature, and I explained that it was still too warm for me to safely store our food. I ultimately threw away a large, newly purchased salad from the restaurant. I also looked at the condenser and found it heavily covered with dust and lint--approximately 50% obstructed. It appeared to be badly overdue for cleaning. See photo. Other issues At breakfast on 9/25, they were out of orange juice. Not a major issue by itself, but surprising for a property at this level. My to-go burger order was also incorrect; I initially received someone else's order. Staff corrected the mistake promptly, but although I had specifically ordered my burger well-done, the replacement was medium-rare. PROS There were several things we genuinely enjoyed. The restaurant and bar staff were very friendly and professional, and the food was creative and delicious. The Village Omelet at breakfast was outstanding. The Lodge itself is stunning, and our junior suite was large, beautiful, and exceeded our expectations. It was located just a short walk down the driveway from the main lodge. The location is also excellent. Finally, Santiago in valet deserves special recognition. He was a total professional and stood out as an excellent employee. BOTTOM LINE Mountain Lodge Telluride is a beautiful property with excellent food, an impressive setting, and some very good employees. Unfortunately, the repeated movement of my vehicle after I had specifically requested that it not be driven, along with conflicting explanations about valet policies, overshadowed much of the experience. For a property at this level, I expect clear and consistent policies, accurate communication.

One word... WOW. The…read morescenery, that is. Telluride Golf Club is situated at 9500' above sea level, in Mountain Village, CO. It is one of the highest, if not the highest, golf courses in the United States. The scenery is just ridiculous here, with the lush forest and snow-capped peaks. It's like golfing in the Alps. The course itself is short but interesting. A couple of the holes are a tad gimmicky, but it's not goofy golf either. Elevated tees are the rule rather than the exception, and that helps those of us who can't hit the ball very far feel very good about ourselves (that and the elevation!). The best part? I showed up a 1PM for my 2PM tee time (twilight rates begin at 2PM), but since there was nobody else there, I was able to tee off a half hour early. This was a completely different experience than the desert courses I am used to playing in Arizona. If you're in the San Juans during the summer, go ahead and block off an afternoon for some mountain golf here.

This resort is simply magical! The pro shop has quality clothing, great selection & frequent…read moresales!! The casual bar has delicious food & personal service with the many of the same employees having worked there for several years! Always an enjoyable experience!!

Meehan truly is one of a kind and such a wonderful planner! After calling around to several wedding…read moreplanners in Colorado, we knew she and her team could bring our vision to life. She is a calm professional who gets things done without stressing, which is so important when you have a bride and groom planning a destination wedding. Our wedding day was more than we could have ever imagined thanks to Meehan's help. Both of our families were able to enjoy a true vacation after traveling all the way from the east coast because they were confident in her ability to get things done. I highly recommend Meehan and the Telluride Unveiled team!

My husband & I were so happy with Meehan and her team! We had a very small, intimate ceremony &…read morecelebration. She shared in our vision and made sure it was executed flawlessly! Meehan was always there for any input or advice we needed and was extremely organized. Thank you Meehan & Telluride Unveiled for making our special day everything we envisioned! You were an absolute pleasure to work with!

The get outta bed burrito is a must and it's huge! Staff was friendly and helpful. Has a nice…read moreseating area outside.

so nice we went there twice, good coffee, nice funny peoples of service. heard they were given a…read moreraw deal on opening, well it does not show. The matcha, cold brew and a vegan salad. ambiance is for people watching and having a good conversation with a stranger.

Frannie came through for me in a big way for a friend's 50th birthday--even though she's in…read moreTelluride and I live in California. The work was beautiful and her willingness to jump right in made me a fan. You won't be disappointed!

What an amazing restaurant!!! If you're in the Telluride/Mountain Village area I highly recommend…read moregoing to this restaurant for dinner! Although it is an extremely high-end food and service driven restaurant you do not need to go super dressed up you can be casual. However, it is a white tablecloth restaurant and the service and food exceptional with a wine list that is mind-boggling good! They also have one of the most spectacular views of the surrounding mountain ranges. I imagine more spectacular in winter when the mountains are snow covered. One day I'll find out! They offer a three course dinner consisting of an appetizer, dinner and dessert although you can certainly add extras which we did tonight. The crab claws were spectacular! They also have one of the best wine lists I have ever seen with prices ranging from $100.00 up to $5100.00+, our waiter and Sommelier were very personable and professional offering great advice on food and wine choices. The other fun thing about this restaurant is it is literally at the top of the mountain so you take the gondola up, get off and walk straight into the restaurant. The interiors are so perfect for mountain living!! The antler chandeliers are beautiful, all the woodwork and the stonework and the fireplace!! the giant windows so you can see all of the mountains around you. It's so beautiful and so romantic! We cannot wait to come back to Telluride and to this restaurant in particular

We chose Allred's to celebrate my boyfriend's birthday while vacationing in Telluride because of…read moreits outstanding reputation. There is no denying that the setting is spectacular. The gondola ride and panoramic mountain views are breathtaking and were, without question, the highlight of our evening. Unfortunately, the dining experience itself didn't live up to the reputation or the price. Our dinner for two, including gratuity, was approximately $325, and we expected the level of food, service, and attention to detail that comes with a premier fine-dining restaurant. The meal started with promise. The lump crab corn soup was creamy and flavorful, but despite its name, there was barely any lump crab. I found myself searching for it throughout the bowl. It was enjoyable, but I expected much more considering the description and the caliber of the restaurant. The hamachi crudo was also underwhelming. While it was beautifully presented, the flavors were forgettable and lacked the freshness and balance we expected. My boyfriend summed it up best when he said he wouldn't even rank it as "okay." Unfortunately, the entrées never reached the "wow" factor that so many reviews led us to expect. My Dayboat Alaskan Halibut was slightly dry, and while the fish was well seasoned, the accompaniments were so tangy that they completely overpowered the delicate flavor of the fish. My boyfriend's Pan Seared Elk Sirloin was cooked beautifully, but the purée served alongside it simply wasn't very good and didn't complement the meat. Neither entrée left us saying, "We'd come back just to order that again," which is exactly the feeling I hope to have after spending over $300 on dinner. Dessert was enjoyable, but it wasn't enough to change our overall impression. My boyfriend's Sticky Toffee Pudding Cake was the better of the two desserts, while my seasonal peach tart was pleasant but not particularly memorable. Like the rest of the meal, both desserts were beautifully presented, but the flavors didn't leave a lasting impression. The service also lacked the attention to detail expected at a restaurant of this caliber. Our server never brushed the crumbs from our table between courses, and although I had clearly noted on our reservation that we were celebrating my boyfriend's birthday, no one ever acknowledged it with a simple "Happy Birthday." We weren't expecting a complimentary dessert or special treatment, but recognizing a special occasion is a thoughtful touch that many fine-dining restaurants consistently provide. The atmosphere was also disappointing. I understand Telluride embraces a relaxed mountain culture, but guests were dining in flip-flops, which took away from what should have felt like a special-occasion dining experience. Even more concerning, the woman seated next to us was vaping inside the restaurant. It became bothersome enough that I finally got up and politely asked her to stop myself. I was surprised that the staff never noticed or addressed it. Guests should never have to intervene in that situation. Overall, we left feeling that we paid for the incredible location and views more than the food or service. The scenery is unquestionably five stars, but the dining experience simply didn't justify the price. Allred's has a five-star view, but in our experience, the food, service, and overall atmosphere fell well short of the reputation that brought us there.

Every night so slow. Dj seemed fake. Customer service was probably 4/5 but I can't see past…read moreeverything else. Has a good vibe if it was busy.

Watch out for this place they weren't putting alcohol in the drinks. When we questioned the…read morebartender he said " oh sorry " happened twice what a scam bar the bartenders must be bonused on their pour cost