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    Dolce Telluride

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    The Butcher & The Baker - Cheesesteak Sandwich

    The Butcher & The Baker

    (588 reviews)

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    The Butcher & The Baker was a great breakfast stop! We pre-ordered our food and walked over from…read moreour hotel, which ended up being a great decision because it was very busy when we arrived. The outdoor patio is pet-friendly, so we were able to enjoy breakfast outside with our dog, Luna. We both had breakfast sandwiches, and they were cooked perfectly. The English muffin was especially good and really made the sandwich. Since we placed a to-go order, we didn't have much interaction with the staff, but everything was ready on time and the overall experience was smooth. We'd definitely recommend it for a quick, delicious breakfast in Telluride.

    I've noticed a theme with food here in the area. Expensive and not very memorable. I was trying to…read morethink back and remember the food from here since it's been a few days, and it took me a bit. I had to pull up photos I took, and then I had my light bulb moment. The line into this place was extremely long. They had a lot of cute spots to sit, which was nice, but the wait was uncomfortable (especially due to how hot it was inside). My sandwich came out, and it was okay. The chicken was dry, and the sandwich didn't have all the toppings it should have, which made it drier. I ended up picking at it and instead focused on my watermelon and fries. I'd try other places in town, since there are many. I'd maybe come back to try a pastry. Those looked really good and tempting.

    OAK Beer,Bourbon & BBQ - Pulled pork sandwich

    OAK Beer,Bourbon & BBQ

    (119 reviews)

    $$

    Clearly a locals spot and favorite for after ski hangout, Oak has a busy atmosphere as it is…read morelocated right next to the gondola. It is also attached to the Camel's Garden Hotel so a convenient location. The bartenders, cashiers and other staff seamed friendly. They were in and out delivering food and cleaning up after everyone quickly. Drinks came quickly and were nice pours. For food, we ordered the steak fries, very good. Crispy outside, tender inside. Nachos were also very tasty. Real cheese not the sauce type fake cheese. Good toppings. The pork sandwich was a little dry and needed seasoning and sauce. The burger was a little dry as well, not cooked to order and the bun was dry and fell apart. But it came with all the toppings. Inside the restaurant were several families. Packed! Kids running around everywhere. It was way too chaotic for us personally so we sat outside. The patio was busy every afternoon with people and pups alike. I was sad to see so many people leave their dogs outside on the patio unattended, barking and whining looking for their person while they are inside drinking and dining. This happened every day so it seams normal. Telluride is a very dog friendly town. Overall good for after ski atmosphere. There seamed to always be some activity happening outside to watch or participate.

    There are two place I eat lunch when skiing, this is one! It is a laid back no frills place in the…read morebase of a hotel with great bbq and lots of classic sides - you can never have enough fried okra. The staff is on it to keep your pint full, but it still can get busy during the prime hours. Many folks still hit it up for linner and apres, if that is of interest.

    Backcountry Catering - Charcuterie board by Chef Jeff.

    Backcountry Catering

    (1 review)

    Holy moly melted matzo balls, these folks are on point…read more I have bartended and served at many weddings spanning the better part of a decade. As an employee of the Harvard Club in Boston (yeah the club is in Boston not Cambridge- weird I know) and Guastavino's in Manhattan, I've learned that 90% or more of what wedding guests are served is commercially prepared frozen food. Backcountry Catering proved to me there's a better way. Last week I got the chance to meet the proprietors of Backcountry Catering, Stef and Jeff, at their commercial kitchen in Norwood and prep for a party of 200 guests. Sure mashing potatoes isn't a glamorous job, but watching these masters at work was a sight to behold. What stood out to me the most was witnessing them painstakingly prep everything from chives to grilling the mains for days on end. While their own wedding is just weeks away they treated this event as if it was their own; putting their own needs on the back burner. When we finally did break for dinner at 9:30 pm, my taste buds were treated to ravioli served with a sage brown butter sauce that was to die for. Each station is held to a higher standard in the kitchen than I have ever witnessed in any commercial kitchen. Germaphobes rejoice, they are as particular as you! Their mobile kitchen is awe-inspiring- including a wood-fired Chicago brick pizza oven, an Ole Hickory CTO smoker, two commercial deep fryers, a 36-inch flat top griddle, a 24-inch charbroiler, a 6 burner stove and oven, and a customizable 50-inch full digital display. As a perpetually hungry person, I've seen a lot of food trucks and mobile kitchens over the years- none of them hold a candle to this bad boy. Chef Jeff has also won the title of Telluride's Top Chef four years in a row. I think it's safe to say you need to look no further than Backcountry catering for your next event.

    Dolce Telluride - catering - Updated September 2026

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