The food here is so good! Seriously the best bar in the area in terms of food quality and price…read more They also have some games like pool and darts for free most nights. I personally would recommend the chicken wings and Twisted Tea (or a local Colorado beer)

Bob's Place is a gem of breakfast nook in a sea of higher-end establishments that will charge at…read moreleast 2-3x for smaller portions! There is nothing fancy about Bob's - it's a diner and not a brasserie. The appeal here is the breakfast fare which features a range of classic egg and griddle dishes combined with southwestern themed standards. Everything is served in hearty portions that is perfect for a day on the slopes. Bob's is an Avon icon. Read through the menu to find gentle jabs at Aspen and Telluride!

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 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).

Had a lesson with Kenny. I am an intermediate beggar golfer. He spotted the couple things needing…read morefixing and explained and demonstrated in a way that was easy to grasp. Went out on the BC course the next day and was a definite improvement. I highly recommend Kenny and he does all this with a great smile.

Staff is amazing and has a great selection of courses! Was able to hit the range and crank out 24…read moreholes in 1 hour on 3 courses and got some awesome tips for my swing!

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!

Great service. Chase was really attentive and great to talk to. We loved the heirloom beet salad,…read morehowever, it was split for 2. We weren't asked if we wanted it split - this made it $25, which was not worth it. I opted for the table side cacio e pepe which was super cheesey and also had delicious pork belly blended in. My husband had the burger which was 2 larger patties combined - we only wished it could've been cooked more medium rare because the flavor of the meat had so much potential! We weren't hungry for dessert but the table next to us got a unique mason jar dessert that looked like it was packed with chocolatey goodness. This restaurant is inside the Westin, and you can park in the garage and get your ticket validated.

Came here for a family dinner after a day of skiing. Overall the service was amazing, the food was…read moregreat, and the vibe was quiet but elegant. Our server was extremely knowledgeable and helpful with providing recommendations. We started off with the bread and fondue. The fondue was a big hit with our table, and the cheese was so tasty. The bread was also good, and had a nice unique taste. For mains I tried some of the following: -steak frites: delicious and cooked perfectly, and a huge portion of delicious fries -mussels: definitely a miss, and tasted a bit too salty and the sizes were pretty inconsistent -filet: amazing -mushroom ravioli: absolutely horrible, literally the worst ravioli I've ever had -cacio e pepe: sooo tasty, but tastes was more like carbonara vs a traditional cacio e pepe. I liked the presentation and really loved the pork too. I would definitely recommend sticking with the meats here, as the pasta and seafood were major misses (except the cacio e Pepe was amazing) Overall a solid option for a nicer meal, but not the greatest place ever.

Beautiful ambience and menu, if only the kitchen and bartender could keep up. Considering the…read moreoptions in the area of Beaver and Vail, you'd find better foodie cuisine just about anywhere else. Food was bland, tired, and typical. This a staunch average at best, and cocktails a let down. Group of 5 left unsatisfied. Just surprising considering you're at the Ritz, Four Seasons hits the mark in Vail at every restaurant in the building.

A somewhat off-the-beaten path setting at the Bachelors Ritz if it's off-season or, post-4p.m. in…read morethe winter, when the lifts power down. Have enjoyed this setting and the restaurant down the hall, under its various names, Buffalos, etc. over the years. Service is always above-mid to good to impressive.