I like it here. The food is a tad small and overpriced. It is a fun night to play games in the game…read moreroom or dance to DJ Food is decent and rich

If you're in Vail and stop by Chasing Rabbits, do yourself a favor and ask for Manny--seriously, he…read moremade our entire night. From the second we sat down, Manny brought the kind of energy, attention to detail, and genuine kindness that you just don't come across often. He knew the menu inside and out, gave incredible recommendations, and somehow managed to be both super professional and feel like a friend we'd known forever. What stood out most was how effortless he made everything. Drinks were always full, timing was perfect, and he checked in just the right amount without ever being overbearing. You can tell he truly cares about the experience he creates for his guests, and it shows in every interaction. Manny didn't just serve us--he elevated the entire experience. Hands down one of the best servers I've ever had. If you're lucky enough to get him, you're in for an amazing night.

FAC (Friday Afternoon Club) happens at the top of Vail Mountain during summer. Parking is free in…read morethe summer (park at Lionshead) and the gondola is free after 4:00pm on Fridays. The ride is beautiful with views of the Vail Valley and the Gore Range. At the top you are greeted with $2 beers and $3 burgers/hot dogs. Folks, things in Vail just don't get less expensive. The views from the top are great and you can walk out to the wedding deck for a great sunset view over the Holy Cross Wilderness. Live music is usually pretty good. Volleyball, horseshoes for older "kids" and bungee trampolines for younger kids. Family friendly, but still a great time for a group of grown up friends just trying to kick off a weekend in Vail. Heck, I'm a local and I even love it!

We were excited about the free jazz show in Vail Village on Sunday 6/25/17. This was the first…read moreshow of the summer and we were lucky enough to stumble upon it. It happened between 12-3pm under a tent in front of the Solaris. First heard about it in the Vail Daily website that shares daily events in town. The jazz show was in the midst of the Vail Farmers' Market so it was a nice addition while the Farmers' Market was going on. The tent was small but it was still awesome jazz music and it was FREE!!! So you can't really beat that. If you like jazz, come check this out. There are only a few free shows left. Here is some more information from their website: "Vail Jazz @ The Market. Follow your ears to more free live music every Sunday beginning June 25 at the Vail Farmers Market with a rotating lineup of acclaimed regional acts at Vail Jazz @ The Market from 12 to 3 p.m. in the Solaris tent. Showcasing home-grown, Colorado talent, the series features longtime favorites like the Max Wagner Quartet (June 25), the Chuck Lamb Quartet (July 30), while also introducing new acts like Los Chicos Malos (July 2) and Joe Smith & the Spicy Pickles (Aug. 20)."

Jazz summer of 2012 - cant go wrong with that venue in Vail Village. On a sunny summer day you…read morecan't go wrong.

It was amazing!!! Nico was such a great help, super good…read morewith little ones. Gave us great directions and ideas during our visit to the monkey maze. He's vibes were great, made the atmosphere wonderful

The staff there is always so friendly and efficient. The food and drinks are well priced and…read moredelicious. Management has everyone smiling and keeping things " tight. " It's always truly delightful experience at Riverwalk , even if the movie is bad . I've never been so compelled to tip at a theater. That's how good they are!

Stopped here for an after-wedding party on a Saturday in May. There was a solid crowd and we lucked…read moreinto some live music playing! I know we're in Vail but seriously the prices - $9 Coors drafts, and I got a $16 elderflower G&T (it was tasty though). Cool to find a low-key bar with this atmosphere in a place like Vail - loved all the stain glass windows. Great vibes!

"Marketing manager" wouldn't even call him that was a dickhead from the moment we walked in. Guy is…read more42 years old wearing a tie dye under armor shirt. Most unprofessional staff I've ever seen. Bartender poured beers 3/4 full and acted like it was our problem. Wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy until the tie dye boy quits. What a disgrace to vail I hope no one spends their hard earned money here.

Their Steaks and Bison cuts are amazing. Truly wonderful! We have bought meat and chicken eggs…read more(they have other more adventurous eggs as well) from them at the Vail Farmers Market in the Summer, and from their Truck Stop in Edwards in the Winter. Their products are well worth the price.

Four galleries in 4 attached spaces with one name... redefines "onestopshop"…read more.. 1. "Western" Gallery includes lots of cowboys and horses and landscapes with cowboys and horses. Frederick Hart sculptures, Robert Hagan, David Devary paintings. 2. "Nature" Gallery includes landscapes and water and trees and nature. 3. "Museum" Gallery includes museum quality images, museum quality artists, museum quality frames. Artists include Dali, Miro, Goldfinger. 4. "Abstract" Gallery includes vibrant and pure color with light bleeding out of the paintings. Favorite artist: Britten. Brilliant. I frequently have friends and clients who want me to help them choose art. They know I am an artist and that I am an art lover. I am always looking for great art, great artists, great galleries... and I have opinions. Josephine, the Gallery Director, welcomed me with a big smile and questions about what brings me to her gallery...? She runs the place so if you are lucky enough to be there when she is there, engage her in a conversation about art. RE #1: seeing the price people are willing to pay to watch the cowboyhatted Marlboro Man ride of into the sunset just boggles my mind. If you like that stuff, C. Anthony seems to have a great array. RE #2: quality oils, large canvases, beautiful images. RE #3: research this stuff before you buy it. "Dali" is a big name but at the end of his life he really sold out. He became a "signature" artist, much like a worn out football player who signs footballs to make money when he is retired. I understand that he would have someone else pull prints of his work, hundreds and hundreds of them, then he would sign his name, and it was like printing money. This is why it is not hard or expensive to now buy an "original" Dali. Many galleries rely on you not knowing this information. When I see a Dali in a gallery, one eyebrow always rises, uncontrollably. They also had an unsigned Renoir etching and it is very expensive, but ask the question, because the answer determines the value... "When was the etching pulled? Where? Did Renoir pull it? Was he alive when it was pulled?" Lots of people spend lots of money on this "Museum" stuff. Buyer beware. I did not have an opportunity to engage Josephine about these issues because she was welcoming a potential client. I am sure she has done some research. If you are considering the Museum gallery, ask... "Were these prints pulled by the artist?" The artist "Goldfinger" does to classical art and realism what Milli Vanilli did to music. RE #4: Currently featured artist Britten creates works that allow saturated color and light to bleed from the canvas. Her work is beautiful and powerful and lovely and needs to be appreciated and discovered by more people. If you are debating between a Britten or a Goldfinger, stop debating.

C. Anthony Gallery represents a variety of paintings, graphics, and sculpture by nationally and…read moreinternationally recognized artists. The art is always perfectly displayed ~ It's a must-see gallery. Local Oil painter Britten Roetzel's work is currently on display.

Eva was a FANTASTIC help I initially sent a message…read moreexplaining that I was VERY Interested in purchasing miniature glass ornaments I took pictures of the ones I bought when I visited Vail, in January 2025 Eva took photos of the ones she had & I called her with the ones I wanted I asked about the miniature dog on display & she sent pictures of all of them Unfortunately I couldn't decide which ones I would like, so I just purchased the ornaments Eva & I spent quite sometime on our phones, sending pictures, me picking out the ones I wanted She was so VERY PATIENT, so POLITE, VERY HELPFUL & SPENT A LOT of TIME with me I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND visiting her store in Vail Vill age, Vail Colorado If you can't get there but would like unique gifts for those who enjoy art glass, message her or call You won't be disappointed

A truly beautiful gallery and retail store for fine art glass. Lots of artists, from U.S., Canada,…read moreand around the world, are presented. There are one-of-a-kind pieces as well as quantity-produced art works. Conveniently located inside the Vail Village. If you are taking a stroll, be sure to pop in and have yourself a visual feast. Check out those balloons floating in air, or those magical jellyfish.