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Slope Room

4.0 (157 reviews)
Open • 3:00 pm - 9:00 PM
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Nerissa H.

The service is impeccable. The entire room was full and, even though there were only three (3) servers, every table was attended to. I noticed the manager helping to serve and bus persons never let an empty plate sit at our table too long. We had the cornbread, hamachi crudo, smoked duck, squash soup, and beet and burrata salad to start. For an entree, we had the NY rib eye and the mac n' cheese. For dessert, we had coffee and despite the coffee being lukewarm, the orange olive oil cake (which seemed to have been assembled as it was ordered) made up for it. Everything tasted like perfection! The vibe is hip but the clientele ranged in age while the dance music set the lively tone.

Orange olive oil cake
Anton P.

Fine dining in the Vail village. First of all the interior is pretty nice but it depends if you get a booth or a table, some booths are located in front of the fire place and some are just facing windows with the view of the parking garage, so very different experience. We got the parking lot view lol The dinning experience itself was very nice, but I think their tartare could probably be less creative, like if it was just regular tartare on a plate with some bread that would be better. We decided to get a couple apps and split one entree, and they brought the ragu already split into two portions which was really nice. For desert they had a olive oil cake which I had to try, and I gotta say, it's an acquired taste but nothing like any desert I had before.

Truffle mac, Salmon and the Lamb Ragu

10/10 experience! food was excellent and such complex flavors. Our waitress was awesome we will certainly be back for more of that truffle mac & cheese:)

Short Rib
Morgan O.

The drinks and food were incredible. We started with the cornbread for the table and then each ordered our own entrees. I ordered the short rib and it was delish! Ambiance of the restaurant was laid back and lowkey but also felt elevated and elegant. My friend who we came with was wearing her bride to be stuff and so I was potentially expecting a drink or dessert on the house for her but that did not occur even though the table next to us got one? Could have potentially had to do with who we had serving us

Baked Alaskan
Taylor M.

Our family has eaten at some of the nicest restaurants in the world. We have tried every highest-end spot in Vail and Slope Room left us absolutely blown away. It was the highlight of our trip. The food was spectacular to say the least. We started with the duck appetizer and all agreed it was the greatest duck dish we've tried in 30 years of traveling the world. We then had the 20oz Bison Ribeye, the chicken dish and the pasta dish and we couldn't stop raving about how perfect they were. The chicken dish was easily the best I've ever had. I usually find chicken dishes horribly boring. This was ridiculously flavorful and so delicious. And we crushed the ribeye as a family. The Baked Alaskan we had for dessert too was perfectly built. The ambiance was lovely, sitting by a window and enjoying a gorgeous night. We are dreaming of coming back again as soon as possible!

Focaccia
Kasia W.

The vibes were we were sat by the fireplace and it was so so pretty, loved how quiet and classy it was The service was phenomenal, my water didn't get below 3/4 full at any point All the food was delicious but my favorite was the hamachi appetizer Didn't take photos of the dessert but the butterscotch ice cream was amazing, vanilla was okay (nothing special) My only critique is that our cappuccinos tastes sour which really threw me off.

Short ribs
Alysea J.

Really nice, upscale establishment with food that matches the ambiance! I really liked this spot. My partner enjoyed his steak as well. Parking is nearby but it's a nice walk outdoors. Service here was excellent too, I wish I remembered our server's name (sexy lumberjack vibe). I would definitely come back here for a nice dinner in Vail!

Flavorful, succulent cod on a bed of potatoes done just right!

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Meh. Food was ok. Salad sucked. Ribs were good but potatoes with it were crap. The sweat potatoe side was awesome. Pretty pricy.

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What is the Thursday three course dinner?

Three courses for $58/person -- Current menu is: Sunflower Caesar Salad,… Read more

Hello! Does the dinner menu include seasonal salad options or entree salads?…

We have seasonal salads available on our appetizer menu and protein options such as chicken, salmon or steak can be added for a surcharge. In addition to the salad option on our menu, a simple green salad can always be made available but no salads… Read more

Is there anything diary and gluten free on the menu?

Hi Jennifer! Yes we always have dairy and gluten free options available. Our kitchen steam can… Read more

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Mountain Standard - The Corned Pork Shank

Mountain Standard

(1k reviews)

$$$

Mountain Standard has always been our go-to on ski trips. We never skip this place when we come to…read moreVail, and this time, we even made it twice - once for lunch and once for dinner. Dinner reservations are available 30 days out on Open Table, and they go instantly. I heard them quote 2+ hours for walk-ins, so definitely plan ahead if you can! Cocktails: I've always loved their cocktails, so even if you don't have dinner here, you should at least check out the bar. I've never been disappointed in any drink I've gotten. Dinner: - Butternut baba ganoush: all the flavors of baba ganoush but with butternut squash, and the warm pita was great - Fire roasted tomato and chorizo soup: a bit on the thinner side, smoky, interesting - Buttermilk sea salt biscuit: rich, flaky, with extra butter, country ham, and red pepper jelly - Warm pimento cheese: I don't usually care for pimento, but their's is great with grilled bread. They also use this on their burger at lunch - Wood grilled octopus: nice wood fire flavor, great ham hock beans underneath, grilled avocado - Crispy brussels sprouts: interesting flavor with the grilled avocado sikil pak - Wood fired pork chop: tender, generously sized - Grilled cobia: wonderful warming pineapple coconut curry, charred pineapple, and fresnos for a kick - Seafood diavolo: very flavorful (my dad found it too salty), served over polenta Lunch items: - Fresh catch: Argentenian shrimp and polenta - like shrimp and grits, very flavorful - Grilled cheese and soup: always a good combo - Burger: we added the onion rings, which had a good kick to them They also had a really solid kids' menu, which I appreciate. Despite how busy they are, service is attentive, and the manager came by personally to check in, which was a nice touch. Food and drink pacing was also good despite it being packed. They have their system down! There's a reason why we keep coming back trip after trip!

We were seated quickly and the staff was excellent. Our server, Kylie, was amazing. She was…read morefriendly, gave food and drink suggestions, discussed ingredients and what to expect from the flavors, and made us feel welcome. Other employees helped with service, including clearing plates and inquiring if we needed anything. The restaurant is definitely number one at customer service and I loved how everyone worked together. Even though the restaurant was busy, we did not feel lost in the shuffle. It was clean and inviting. They offered an array of choices, so there would be something for everyone if you decide to dine here. The food was good, preparation and display were done carefully, but the taste was overall just ok. The appetizers we chose were Warm Pimento Cheese, which was mildly flavorful, but good, and Prime Beef Carne Apache, which had no flavor at all. The main courses we chose included a pork dish and a chicken dish. The chicken had great flavor, but was placed on a bed of potato wedges which were not all completely cooked through. We felt this took away from the overall dish. The accompanied sauce made with yogurt and poppyseed did not add any flavor to the dish. The pork dish had great flavor. The drinks accompanying the food were made well and tasty. The kids menu has an array of choices as well, and our choice of macaroni and cheese was a hit! We ended with a frozen snicker bar dessert that tasted exactly like a frozen snickers bar. Overall, we had a very nice evening and would definitely visit again.

Vail Chophouse - Prime Steaks ~ grilled to perfection

Vail Chophouse

(289 reviews)

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We had a 6:30 reservation and were seated promptly at 6:30. Gabi, our server was very friendly and…read moreprompt getting our drink order back to the table. I started with a small crock of French onion soup which was very flavorful and refreshingly light on the salt. The entrees came out in perfect time and temperature. We both had the filets cooked medium rare with mine served Oscar. Each steak was cooked as ordered and tasted exactly as we had hoped...delicious!... and the amount of crab meat on my steak was heaping to say the least. The side of brussel sprouts was very good as well. Overall, though I agree this isn't necessarily "fine dining", the service and the food was excellent. We would definitely eat here again.

Vail Chophouse has a classic mountain-steakhouse atmosphere--warm, lively, and perfect for warming…read moreup after a day on the mountain. The service is friendly and was attentive initially but slowed when it came time to box up leftovers and leave, we waited a while for the check. The food we had was solid and satisfying. We were craving soup and the French Onion Soup hit the spot! It was so much more flavorful than the Slow Cooked Pork Shank, which was good, just bland for my taste and I typically think a lot of food we eat is over-seasoned. The manhattan cocktail was well made, especially if you enjoy something strong and straightforward. Portions are on the larger side, which was good since it is on the pricier end as expected for the location and the resort atmosphere.

Lancelot Restaurant

Lancelot Restaurant

(294 reviews)

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The appetizers came out very quickly and were all delicious, so our expectations started to rise…read more However, our entrées took close to an hour to come out, which was very frustrating. All of the dishes were decent, but the prime rib--which I expected to be the highlight of the meal--turned out to be EXTREMELY tough. I struggled to slice it even with a steak knife, and it was also quite flavorless. I ended up leaving most of it unfinished, as shown in the photo. I had hoped the server would ask if anything was wrong with the dish after seeing so much of it left on the plate, but he didn't. Considering the quality, the prices were on the higher end. I'd recommend going somewhere else if you don't want to experience the worst prime rib dinner.

Went for Christmas Eve '25 dinner. We visit here one or more times every year and virtually every…read moreaspect of the experience was lacking. The server was awful. She was generally rude and disrespectful. She couldn't have cared less that we were there, and given it was a holiday dinner, you might expect event a faint hint of spirit. One might think she was having a bad night and let it go, but the entire staff had the same attitude. Not one made eye contact and if you said merry Christmas, the just looked at the floor or past and ignored you. The food was phoned it by the B team. While the prime rib was itself its normal goodness, the remainder of the meal and timing was disappointing. As an example; the blue cheese dressing for the salad was runny and the shallot vinaigrette was made out of vegetable oil. If for some reason it wasn't, it sure tasted like it. It was inedible. The list of disappointments goes on but after coming here for years, it was an unpleasant enough experience to never go back. I suspect this is a reflection of management which further demonstrates its worth skipping Lancelot on a Vail visit.

Vintage - Huckleberry French Toast

Vintage

(469 reviews)

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This appeared to be a beautiful French restaurant in Vail, so I made a point to make this the first…read morestop in Vail. In fact, we were the first guests to arrive! As anticipated, the place was gorgeous...with a slightly formal air. Given that it was in the Vail Village (near the ski slope), my husband was able to enter the place in his rugged ski suit. Despite the ambiance, it was a bit dead. I was disappointed with the lack of French music overhead...though maybe it was on so low, I didn't hear it? There were plenty of breakfast-brunch options, but on the menu, some items were noted as taking 20 minutes (which we didn't have time for!), so I was a tad bummed about that. In any case, my husband chose this Huckleberry Bacon French Toast, and I ordered the Maryland Crab Benedict. For drinks, we both just ordered plain coffee. As expected, the foods were good. I was more impressed with my husband's choice, this super-fancy french toast. Not only did it look amazing, it tasted spectacular! Mine was good, but disappointing at the same time. I really liked the Crab Benedict, but I only half-liked the side salad (basically just Arugula with a few Walnuts and Figs). The total bill for these items ran over 100 bucks... which, was to be expected in Vail. However, for such a pricey breakfast, I felt that I should have absolutely loved it...but it felt short of that. Overall, I just expected a bit more from this breakfast experience. Again, the decor was gorgeous, but the ambiance wasn't fully there (because of the lack of music?). Service felt a bit short-skimpy as well. Foods were good, but mine especially (Crab Benedict) felt a bit lacking. Let's just say that I've had Crab Benedicts as just as good for half the price...and with better sides. Maybe lunch or dinner experience is better here? In any case, am glad we checked out the place...but I doubt I'll choose it for breakfast again.

I'm glad we tried this place because it looks fantastic. The French Servers, the overall feeling…read moreand look of the place is French. From the artwork on the walls to various touches throughout, you have the feeling you are in Paris. The food, although good, was just that - good. The Steak Frites was, I'm sorry, not all that special. The Fries were very good but the steak was lack luster with the Béarnaise Sauce missing key flavors like shallots and especially tarragon. The Aubergine Roulade, roasted eggplant rolled with roasted red peppers, spinach, chèvre and herbs served over baby arugula, mimolette cheese, toasted pine nuts, pickled fresno pepper & aged balsamic reduction (!) was good. With all those ingredients it should have been spectacular. Nice evening but disappointing.

Russell's - Chicken wild rice soup

Russell's

(155 reviews)

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We had dinner at Russell's in Vail last weekend. We had a reservation and were sat immediately…read more Bowen was our server and she was excellent! Very attentive and friendly. We were never left waiting for service. Bowen brought water right away and took our drink orders. I ordered a dirty Martini which was made perfectly. Cold, filled to the rim and balanced correctly. Everyone else seamed to like their cocktails. We ordered the warm Parker house rolls for the table. They were warm & delicious. Three of us ordered filets cooked medium. The others ordered trout, wiener schnitzel and the ribs. Everyone said their filet's were cooked correctly but all needed seasoning. The béarnaise sauce was light and tasty. The trout was good, ribs were good but not fall off the bone. The other person didn't care for the Wiener schnitzel. The spatzle was hard and crunchy. No flavor. None of us understood the side of scalloped potatoes and broccoli. The scalloped potatoes seamed like they came from a box. Then a few pieces of broccoli thrown on the plate. Not what you would expect from an expensive restaurant. For dessert, we ordered the banana puddin' panna cotta. This was honestly terrible. The key lime tart was refreshing and tasty. Although Russell's is a nice restaurant and our server Bowen was excellent, the food is not on par with the prices.

First Time SIT: if…read moreyou can request it to be along the perimeter where you can view the beautiful trees and creek. FOOD: the bread, Mac n cheese, mashed potatoes, and Cowboy Ribeye was delicious and executed well. It was just enough food for our family of 4.

The Remedy Bar - Outdoor dining

The Remedy Bar

(181 reviews)

$$$

We were staying down the street from The Four Seasons and wanted to pop in for a drink after dinner…read moreat the Remedy Bar. We walked in and it appeared to be a quiet night, we could see the bar was pretty empty. The hostess asked if we were staying at the hotel and we said no, we were dropping by for cocktails and wished to sit outside. She told us we could sit inside at a couch area by the entrance. One of our friends walked through the bar and noticed the fire pit seating areas were available and asked a server if we could sit there instead. She looked at us and said she would have to ask the hostess if any were available. Clearly they were and they didn't want our group sitting there for some reason. The bar was practically empty so not sure what the issue would be, perhaps it was because we were not hotel guests. After not getting back to us we just sat ourselves outside. Our server was Nivas. Nivas was not overly friendly but she was attentive. We ordered a couple rounds of cocktails. They were pricy but good. The fire pit tables are very nice. If you can sit outside at a fire pit I would recommend doing so.

Remedy Bar at the Four Seasons in Vail was such a lovely experience. The space itself felt light,…read moreairy, and relaxed. Such a relaxing but chic spot to enjoy a meal after being out in the mountains. Our waitress was not overbearing and gave us enough time between bites to take it all in. She also made sure we got the full experience with the hot chocolate to marvel at its glory! The food was excellent, but the butternut squash soup was truly outstanding. It had a beautiful natural sweetness with a subtle hint of apple that made the flavor feel layered and comforting, and the pepitas added the perfect little crunch. It was one of those dishes you keep thinking about after you leave. We also ordered the hummus, which tasted incredibly fresh and crisp, light, bright, and perfectly refreshing alongside the richer dishes. But the real star of the experience was the hot chocolate. It was absolutely decadent and comforting, easily one of the best cups of hot chocolate I've ever had. Rich, smooth, and the perfect treat in a snowy Vail setting. Overall, Remedy Bar delivers a beautiful atmosphere, delicious food, and a cozy mountain-luxury experience. I would absolutely recommend stopping in if you're visiting Vail.

Almresi Vail - Pork shank was just as excellent as Pat , the bar tender.

Almresi Vail

(317 reviews)

$$$

A really lovely experience in Vail. The Austrian ambiance is over the top on just the right way,…read moreand it fits in with Vail's faux-Alp atmosphere quite well. The food was also delicious. I tried the porcini mushroom soup with truffle dumplings and all of it was delicious and savory and warm, and even served with a delightful carnation on the side! For the main course I tried the pork shank (Schweinsaxon?) and the meat was fall off the bone good. The mashed potatoes were tasty but the sauerkraut was truly phenomenal. It's not a bargain meal, but it's not nearly as expensive as it could be, being tucked into Vail and visited by a very wealthy cadre of visitors. The service was also great. I commented on one of the waitstaff's steampunk goggles and he asked if I wanted to try them on for a photo op. I declined, but laughed at the invitation. All our questions were answered with politeness and ease, and I was quickly taken care of when I asked to buy a slice of cake on the way out. Would love to make this an annual December visit tradition.

I want to give kudos for a very friendly, attentive staff. However, the cheese fondue dinner was a…read morecomplete disappointment. The amount of fondue was absolutely paltry, especially given it was supposed to serve two people and cost $80. We had a nearly full basket of bread remaining after eating all the cheese. They also provided boiled potatoes and blanched vegetables to dip in the cheese along with dried fruit but that only made the meager cheese situation worse. It was more appetizer sized and even the fondue itself was bland and lackluster with no flavors of kirsch, wine, or other seasonings. We had to go somewhere else to actually get dinner. I appreciate the waiter discounting our meal to try and make up for it. The portions of the other entrees looked good so maybe go here for those and skip the fondue.

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