Finding great food in Breckenridge can be hit or miss. A lot of places feel expensive with pretty…read moreaverage meals. Cabin Juice is absolutely not one of them. The food here is very good and completely worth it. I started with the pork belly skewers and shishito peppers, both great appetizers to kick things off. For my main, I ordered the Alpine Truffle Gnocchi, and it was fantastic. Rich, comforting, and exactly what you want after a day in the mountains. The overall vibe fits Breckenridge perfectly, relaxed but elevated, and the quality of the food really stands out compared to a lot of other spots in town. Highly recommend Cabin Juice if you're visiting. An easy 5 stars.

Easy to miss. Entrance on S Park Ave and not much signage…read more Second floor, stairs or elevator are available. Huge bar Some outdoor seating. Very cool decorations - mountain villa feel Service was good Food was epic Miso kale Caesar had baby greens and lightly dressed Fresh sourdough can with like half a loaf and partially melted sales butter. I could have had just that. Burger was fresh and tasty, fries were perfect Go

The only bad thing I can say about Mi Casa is that since we were staying in the same building, we…read morewere hit by a wall of incredible taco smells every time we walked outside. It makes you instantly hungry and has a way of making you forget about skiing or any other plans. I went with the two street tacos for $20. I chose the Elk and the Steak, opting for double black beans instead of rice to keep the diet right. Both were fantastic; the succulent steak provided a perfect balance to the leaner elk. I always judge a Mexican restaurant by its chips and salsa, and Mi Casa delivered a great trio: a fresh pico, a solid medium verde, and a "light you up" option for those who want the heat. The bar serves a solid Ranch Water with true Topo Chico instead of club soda from the gun, and my son gave the kids' quesadilla a strong report. The interior is well-executed--it transports you without feeling kitschy. The staff was attentive and friendly throughout. Overall, a reality-based "win" for a post-mountain meal.

First off, this is like a tex-mex situation. We were told…read morethere was no availability and then we were placed on a waiting list and told it could be 30 minutes.... 10 minutes later we were called in.. Okay..? Needless to say while walking in, the restaurant is huge but there was a bunch of empty tables. Odd. Our poor waitress was divided between 2 tables because our party of 9 couldn't be sat together. So I'm only assuming it threw her off her game some. It was a disaster. We ordered cocktails from the bar and everything came out scattered. My drink was okay but it wasn't strained properly and still had ice floating around. For entree, I got the chicken enchiladas with a red sauce which comes with a side of rice and beans. It was meh. Tastes okay for where you're at but nothing great. Half our party on one table was served way earlier than our half. So it felt very unorganized. Even when we finished eating and walked out, there was a bunch of tables empty. Pretty sure they could've sat us all together. Not to mention even though our group was split amongst 2 tables, we were hit with a 20% service charge.

Located at the first floor of the Gravity Haus hotel, this coffee spot is in a great location and…read moreis quality. Usually they only have 2 people working so it can get a little slammed but they move fast as possible and get drinks out. First day, I got a salted caramel latte (4 shots total) SO GOOD, and the next I got the maple one, pretty tasty but I like the caramel better. We got a side of breakfast sausage that was only like 5 or 6 bucks. They came out with 4 massive juicy sausages!!! What the heck. Such a good deal. I was expecting like two tiny basic sausages in this economy. Can't wait to stay at this hotel again and make use of this dope cafe.

Great place to get a cozy spot to sit and grab a bite and coffee!…read moreTons of seating everywhere and great fireplace and heaters throughout. They also have an outdoor patio for warmer months. Would highly recommend if you're in the area and looking for a warm cozy spot to get some work done and not worry about being overcrowded. Drip coffee left a lot to be desired (to put it politely) but we were more concerned with having a great atmosphere so we didn't mind.

This is a cute bakery I was looking forward to visiting while in Breckenridge. The young lady…read morewaiting on us was nice and patient. I ordered the almond croissant and the fluff amaretti cookie. The cookie was the star of the show. The almond croissant was just ok but was better when it was warmed.

I remember being somewhat impressed with this French bakery when I first visited it over 10 years…read moreago...but on my recent trip to Breckenridge, I left a bit puzzled. The layout of this bakery is super-tight for one (NOT comfy!), and the bakery selection is quite small. For some reason, I remember the selection being much bigger in the past. I've been to so many bigger-better bakeries in the past decade, this one was just a huge let-down. In any case, I just tried their Ham & Cheese Crepe, with a Latte w/ Cream. Well, again, so disappointing! The Ham & Cheese Crepe was just SO basic (no fruits, no whipped cream, nothing!). Also, it was poorly made...with the cheese only in the middle section. I thought I misordered! The taste was also BLAH...I kept thinking, this CAN'T be the same bakery I visited years ago, is it??? Also, the presentation (if you can even call it that!) was beyond bad. The crepe and the latte was delivered in cheap paper...not even a logo. OMG...basically a dive in terms of a bakery. I'm kinda amazed at the high ratings here. I mean, really?!? Sadly, I don't think I'll be returning here on my future trips.

Top-notch French restaurant in Breckenridge. The food was excellent and thoughtfully executed, and…read morethe atmosphere strikes that perfect balance -- relaxed but authentically French. The chef came out to check on us, which was a great touch. Cocktails were strong, and they also had genuinely good nonalcoholic options. The battery-operated candles on the tables gave the whole place a warm, intimate feel. My wife and I have skied in places like Courchevel, and this is right up there with that level of dining. Highly recommend.

We found this cafe walking around the boutiques and thank goodness we did! I LOVE french food and…read morethis was legit. Had a simple ham with swiss and it was delicious! Split a peach croissant for dessert and was blown away.

Cute setup - allows kids & dogs. We stopped in for valentines evening and they also take…read morereservations. Ordered some flights and a bottle to go with some nice wine glasses for souvenirs. Will be back again!

This is a fun winery in main street station in Breckenridge. They have a huge selection of wines to…read moretaste and Natalia did a great job when I stopped in last week

Walking around town and needed to find somewhere to eat - pizza always seems like a good idea. We…read morehad to wait a little while because it was super busy, but we ended up being seated at a little 2 person table in the back. It's a bit crowded, but it's a nice, laid back place and our server was very nice. I ordered the apple old fashioned and a stromboli with pepperoni and bacon, with a side of hot honey. Food didn't take too long to come out and it wasn't super clear which was mine vs my companions because we both got strombolis - turns out, they got switched and I got one with pepperoni and sausage. It was fine, we switched plates after we figured out what seemed weird about our food haha Drink was pretty tasty and the stromboli was solid (after I got the correct one). I would certainly recommend stopping here for a bite if you're in the area - I would have gone back to try the pizza if I had time.

Great vibes in here! You can order pizza by the slice and they always have a fun "slice of the…read moreday" going on. Met the owners one time and they were awesome! Always a stop for us when we're in Breck!

I've had plenty of bad service in my life. I've also had plenty of bad food in my life. But the…read morechaotic experience of dining at Sauce on the Maggie was truly a first. It began with check-in... the host appeared distressed and mumbled something about making sure her large party gets seated (not us) without properly acknowledging us. She left to go check on something and we kept waiting. When she came back, she was exasperated, but friendly and had us sat promptly. I wondered to my family if perhaps they were understaffed that night. Maybe? But there did seem to be plenty of staff running around and it seemed to be at 65% capacity. But when I say they were running, I mean RUNNING. It was almost comical and out of an SNL skit -- I kept asking my family facetiously what they were running FROM? But ironically, the service was glacial as many reviewers have pointed out. Appetizers and drinks went smoothly enough. The food was disappointing from the start... fried ravioli was chewy, bruschetta was soggy, and the caprese salad was nothing special. The standout of the entire night was the fried brussel sprouts, surprisingly tasty. Credit where credit is due!!! The main course is where things went further south. Penne a la vodka lacked the distinctive tangy flavor, rigatoni had a really one noted and heavy peppery kick, and the bolognese was unremarkable. The bus boy then only partially cleared our tables, took the plates but left the sauce covered silverware (never to be cleared, which was gross). We waited probably 15 minutes for server to return to get the check.. during which the food runner serving the table next to us dropped a family sized bowl of pasta onto the floor and my cream colored sneakers. It happens, no shade to the bus boy, but can't help but draw parallels to how fast the servers seemed to be rushing to and from the tables as if they were being chased...My family was in good spirits and laughing about all of this, by the way. Finally, our server returns, and insisted that we have an "on the house" dessert for the birthday girl (my sister was celebrating her 30th and engagement). We agreed, but decided we needed a second to look. She was gone for probably another 10 minutes, we ordered, and asked for the check. Another 10 or so minutes go by. The desserts arrive without any silverware. The food runner brings some, they're dirty. So the waitress ultimately bring some over that were clean enough. My fudge cake was yummy (again, being fair here), but all the others were not. We were most disappointed that the tiramisu, advertised as being made daily in house, lacked coffee flavor and coloring, and much too heavy on the cream. After finishing dessert we waited and waited. I decided to flag down the host as she weaved through the other servers like a 6 lane highway in Atlanta . "Excuse me, miss," I said, to which she responded by holding up a finger at me and saying something about her other table. "Oh," I exclaimed in surprise. She later looped back eventually and apologized, taking the check from us. Our initial server returns for the check a few minutes later, and I informed her that I'd given the check to the host/manager (?). \ Once she returned with the check, she said she "heard" about what happened and was so sorry. I jokingly said, "which part?" Which in hindsight I feel bad about. Sorry to that waitress. The restaurant ultimately comped 3 of the desserts, which was nice. Overall, the ambiance was frenetic, the food bad/mediocre, and the service slow. That said, my family got a great laugh out of the whole thing, and thus I give 2 stars instead of 1.

If you are vegan I hope you are gluten free as well. If…read moreyour vegan your options are a gluten free pizza with no cheese Or zucchini noodles When I asked the waitress if the gluten free options were good she wasn't able to give me a clear answer. Additionally our waitress seemed to dislike our table and several of our dishes came out wrong but we weren't able to get a chance to correct them

I don't get the hype. We had a mortadella and salami sandwich. Closing in at close to $20 I would…read morehave expected more meat. Worse yet though, the sandwich was dry except for a few peppers on it. Thankfully I had mayo in my condo to spread on it. The baguette was a little tough too. I would not get again. The owners are very nice though.

This place is excellent. They have a great selection of cheeses and meats, along with ingredients,…read morechocolates, olive oils, drinks, etc. We also got their sandwiches, I got their caprese but with prosciutto instead of tomatoes, and it was absolutely delicious. Every ingredient was so high quality and tasted delicious. The prosciutto, especially, was amazing-- easily the best prosciutto I've ever had. I couldn't recommend their sandwiches enough!!

Cool location. It's close to the Main Street but on a pond! It's technically the highest floating…read morerestaurant in the world. The boat it is on is historic as well. I got a beet salad, it was good. I wouldn't say the food is super exciting here though, it's more for the location that sets this place apart. Our service was good and attentive. Would recommend coming here to check out for yourself. FYI - patio is dog friendly

Food was great! But the service was horrible for some reason Gabriella was in a bad mood. She never…read morecame back to our table once and when we first got there, I had $.75 and it cost $1 and I wanted to feed the fish because my little boy wanted to do it and I asked if I could get the difference and I would just make it up in the tip and she said NO!! For some reason that made her mad I guess!.. we eat out all the time and I always leave a tip but this lady was just rude! Like I said the food was great my bill was $54 I tipped her $3 I wasn't going to tip at all! I don't understand what she was all grumpy about I knew something was up when she never asked us one time during our meal if we needed anything and she came out multiple times to the table next to us, but yet just walked away!