I'm so glad I found this spot while vacationing in Beaver Creek…read more We were looking for a place to grab some appetizers as we weren't that hungry and The Lookout Bar was the perfect spot as they only serve drinks and noshes. The Lookout bar is located in The Westin and on the top floor with stunning views. We were first greeted by the host Hal who couldn't have been more friendly and helpful. I noticed Hal walking through the bar checking on guests and also assisting the servers as needed with drink and food orders. We were seated at the window which had stunning views of the local village and mountain. Our servers John and Augustina were excellent. They never left us waiting for service and continuously checked in on us. We ordered dirty martinis which were served nice and cold. The only negative about the martinis would be the glasses are smaller than what martinis at most other places would be served in so it is simply a smaller serving. However, the wine was a generous pour. For bites, we ordered the Pimento Cheese which was served warm with baguette. So tasty. The beef + blue toasts. This was okay but not our favorite. The burrata salad. Very refreshing and delicious. Since we were not staying at the Weston and had to valet, they were kind enough to validate our ticket. I would definitely recommend stopping in for a drink and experience the beautiful views and delicious drinks and small bites.

We had drinks here last year when staying at a different hotel. We are staying at the Westin this…read moretime, and knew we had to come back. The bar is intimate and the views are spectacular. The drink menu has several unique choices. They do have some light snacks if you need something to nosh on. Last time we had a snobby server. This time, the staff was friendly. Pro tip: make reservations!

Always a wonderful time! Food is delicious and service is great! The crispy chicken sandwich is…read moreamazing - made fresh in house daily. You can't go wrong with the burger either! Their chili is delicious as well.

Great restaurant on location! I mean the hotel is great and I'm so glad the restaurant is also. You…read morewould never have to leave. We had breakfast here the other morning and it was fantastic. The pancakes were large as saucers. The breakfast was also what you would hope for. It wasn't that weird pieced together breakfast that sometimes chefs do in fancy places. It was the comfort food you absolutely crave. This is the place I will go to over and over for breakfast. above and beyond any other place in the village. The waitress was pretty great also. We didn't have to wait for anything. The dining area was also very comfortable. For a higher-end place, it just felt like home.

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 !

I stay in Edwards sometimes for work, specifically at the Inn at Riverwalk right next door. I…read moredecided to try out the Rose, and it's now officially one of my favorite restaurants in town! It was completely dead at 12pm on the Saturday I was there. I ordered a Buddha Bowl with Pork Belly ($25+$8) which definitely reflected the higher prices and cost of living of the greater Vail area. Service was great. Decor was charming. Plenty of parking in spaces right outside. This was my second choice for lunch that day, but now it'll be my go-to whenever I'm here in the future!

Food is always great here. Buddha bowl, Avocado fries, Buffalo Cauliflower are always great.read more

This is such a cool, cute spot. I think Fridays they have live music. Even for a non beer drinker…read morelike me I lucked out and found a beer that I could totally enjoy. The Stiegl Grapefruit Radler. If you're like me try this beer. You might like it. The salty Elk sausage was a perfect balance for this sweet beer! It's not a giant place. There's about 4-5 tables and oh btw they have some food. Hot Dogs and Pretzels.

Seems like every time we visit Avon, we end up coming here. Obviously it's a good sign. Also, how…read morecan you not have a tasty beer with German food. The ambience is typical bar with music in the background. The decor is not very German, more of a mountain bar style. They also have live music including open mic on Wednesdays. Always clean and tidy as well. The staff is always friendly regardless if you are frequent patron or just in once in a while. Once you order with them at the bar area, they will bring the order to your table of choice. As far as food, skip the "American" sandwich and go straight for a sausage. I've had most with no disappointment and if you can't decide get a sampler. Food is always delicious and locally sourced. The German potato salad is not very heavy on mustard, as you would think based on the menu description. Highly recommend this place for food, beer and live music (event calendar always posted on the wall).

The bartender Josh Griffith is AMAZING!!!!! coolest mixologist I have ever met, his drinks rock…read more For example, I asked him to make me something.... I hate mojitos and am not fond basil, but he made me drinks with both and I LOVED them. I recommend anyone in the area come see him.

Nice spot in a beautiful resort. Friendly bartender, reasonable prices considering where you are…read more The only entertainment is the other customers. Not always a bad thing.

This was my first time at this place. I was attending a conference at the resort. When I was…read morevisiting the shops, I noticed it upstairs and decided to try the food. I was immediately seated by a window. The staff was friendly and the service was good. I didn't have to wait too long for my food. I would definitely go back again as I felt like the menu was something that I enjoyed.

Location is everything and this place is right off the slopes. BC was dead when we were there last…read moreweek due to the lack of snow and I feel like most places were really missing the guests they usually have and not focusing a ton of guests that were there. In this scenario that wasn't the case, our waitress was very attentive. My kid ordered a burger, I ordered a chicken wrap. Both were OK-not fantastic but as ordered and we didn't get sick. The food wasn't fantastic but the location and staff were great so we would potentially try again if in the area.

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!

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!