4.5 stars, rounded down to four. Much harder to find a self-parking spot than Vail. It's okay, but…read morea strong okay.

Face painting, hair feathers, a bouncy castle for the kids. Farmers market for the adults, along…read morewith artisans, some food trucks, flowers,. Just a wonderful little market in a wonderful little mountain town. Places to sit and relax, visit with friends, have a fresh donut.

This is a pretty decent farmers market held in the Main Street Station plaza on Sundays from…read more9am-2pm. There were quite a few clothing, jewelry, bag, tapestry and pashmina type vendors but Miller Farms was there selling fresh veggies and I also noticed a panini stand selling hot pressed sandwiches for around $7-9. Kettle corn too which smelled delicious. There was live music and a decent crowd with lots of strollers and dogs as well as some bouncy games for kids like bungee jumps, etc... I can't give any farmers market less than five stars because I want them to stick around and I hope to be back in Breck on another Sunday to explore this market more. You can park for free in the huge ski lot across the street and just walk over.

We went yesterday for my birthday. However, there were no food vendors it was all art vendors. What…read morea bummer! I'm not sure if it's because it was a holiday weekend that the regular food vendors and farmers were taking the day off, but it was certainly disappointing as it was how I had planned to enjoy my birthday brunch as opposed to a mediocre meal at a restaurant on Main. That said, it was still a pleasant festival to stroll around out and it's certainly work 4 stars. My advice is contact ResortQuest who puts on the market and make sure the market is happening in its entirety. That's what I'll be doing next time to avoid disappointment.

What great food and and menu. Take it back to the condo and have a great meal-for about a third or…read morehalf the price. We ordered ahead for New Year's Eve, chicken parm, fresh angel hair pasta, great ciabatta bread and a lemon ice box pie. Dinner for 4-130$. Of course we had our own champagne for the toast. I suggest checking out the menu online.

Picking up a lasagna dish is such a game changer. And it's delicious !…read moreValue is pretty good for the food.

If I could give this store 10 stars I would! I have shopped here over the years and today brought 5…read morefriends with me. We had fun talking to the owners, Dave and Crystal about their store. We enjoyed sampling the olive oils and balsamic vinegars. Dave and Crystal are so knowledgeable about their products. They have the best olive oils from around the world. They helped us with delicious pairings of olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Not only did they help us select our favorite options within the store, but they also guided us on the best way to identity a quality olive oil while grocery chopping. 70% of olive oils in stores are not even really for human consumption! They had some gift packages already put together that were available for purchase. We all bought some great oils and vinegars for ourselves and for gifts. I ended up buying 2 different olive oils, balsamic vinegars for us and gifts, truffle olive oil and truffle salt, and olive body lotion. We had the best time and will definitely be back soon! Oh and be sure and get a truffle popcorn sample, it is so good!

Feb 9, 2023 Cute…read morelittle place with tea, balsamic oils, olives, and olive oil. We were helped graciously by Diane, she was so helpful. We bought a cup of hot tea, seasonings, butter olive oil, ginger black garlic olive oil and dark toasted sesame oil. If you're a local and you bring the bottle back they will give you a percentage off your next bottle. Buy local Support local

Crowded, cramped conditions. Not very clean, the smell from the seafood counter permeates the…read moreentire store. Narrow aisles and a very unmotivated staff bring down the mood and ambiance at this location. I used to work at a CM in Breckenridge and it had a much different feel in that store. Overall the CM name is solid but they have obvious employee problems and likely management issues at this location. Hopefully they get improvement soon.

Great pharmacy. On top of any drug interactions that could have happened between my prescriptionsread more

This charming, historic sweet shop located in Frisco opened in 1946 when Robert and Helen Foote…read morepurchased the property. However, its history goes back even further to the late 1800s. It also once served as the town's post office, general store, and gas station. The main building originally consisted of a one-room, wood plank cabin which is still standing today and attached to the larger white main house. The property expanded into its current state as the years went on. Fixtures from it's heyday as a post office can still be seen in the building which adds to all the charm. Inside you'll find an array of sweets available from individual candies to homemade fudge, homemade ice cream, and more. The ice cream is available by the scoop or as a shake, float, or sundae. I love fudge and got a couple of different flavors. They were really tasty, but also very sweet, so a little goes a long way. My favorite was the Tiger Butter and the Raspberry Swirl. I also got a coffee malted shake which was delicious. I would've wanted it to be a little thicker, but it was good nonetheless. It was a little pricey for what it was, $10.25 for a small shake and around $5 per piece of fudge (about 1/4 pound). Overall, this is a cute stop if you're in the area and craving a bit of sweets and I loved the historical aspect as well. To this day, the historic Foote's Rest landmark still remains in the Foote family.

Went here with the family while walking around the Main Street in Frisco. There were 2 young blonde…read moreladies working. One of them had on the most inappropriate top to be wearing at a work/family establishment. I got a chocolate milkshake and my kids got ice cream. The milkshake was subpar, tasted like chocolate watery milk. They didn't speak a word to us. No hello, thank you, have a good day.,nothing. We spent $40 bucks on icecream at your establishment..the least you could do is say thanks : / Whoever owns this place needs to seriously do some customer service training.

My experience with East Vail is limited compared to VV and the valley. I am a fan of the higher end…read moreliquid soap Sim's stocks. This mom-and-pop is also conveniently located. Recommended. And remember, support local when you can. :)

Avoid this store like the plague if you value decent customer service. Yes, it's in a convenient…read morelocation, but that's about the only positive. Prices are heavily marked up, and the selection of groceries and alcohol is very limited. What really ruined the experience was the cashier's rude and disrespectful attitude toward me and my family. We were paying customers, yet we were spoken to as if we were inconveniencing them or asking for a favor. Between the pricing, limited selection, and poor treatment, this was easily one of the worst customer service experiences I've had.

THANK GOODNESS IT'S HERE ...and open during Mud Season…read more1. A Mini Mart: not just a large convenience store. 2. Groceries:a small supply of most, even steaks and vegetables. 3. Prices: a little higher than Safeway but way worth the convenience. 4. Management: over the years every employee that I have spoken with love the owners.

Perfect spot at Copper for necessary provisions. Open til 7 everyday, the super friendly couple…read morefrom Texas behind the counter can help you find just about anything you need. Highly recommend.