The first thing I noticed when I walked in this dive bar was the creepy mannequin. The decor is…read moredefinitely eclectic here. I got the Pioneer Club cocktail, which has lemon vodka, elderflower, butterfly peaflower, and lemon soda water. I wanted a sweet cocktail, and it was a sweet one. I was vibing with it until my altitude sickness kicked in. This bar was a fun place to hang out, and they have games like ping pong, pool, and foosball. The games only take coins, so our friend asked for coins from the bar if he tipped well. They should consider making it so you can pay by card because I don't think many people carry coins to the bar.

Came in grabbed a drink. Seemed like it could be a cool spot but nobody was there when we went…read more Pool tables and the boards were fun.

Solid bar, accomondating, along with a great dance floor. Solid edm/ house vibes and will play some…read moregood throwbacks.

Love Cecilia's! Been going here whenever we visit Breckenridge and it's a super fun place to go and…read morevisit after a ski day. They so many fun rooms and it's a fun place to listen to good music. Also, Alejandro is the best employee there! He's so helpful & makes sure you are having a great time.

I found this bar through Yelp, after wanting to try a new bar in Breck, one that specially served…read morecocktails. There are plenty of beer pubs and wine bars but not that many that make nice cocktails. The feel of the bar has significantly changed in the last year. It's gone from "everyone is drunk here woohoo!" to a nice cocktail bar. I love the concept of this bar. They have super traditional absinthe, absinthe cocktails, and absinthe wash cocktails, but also "normal" cocktails, beer and wine. The vibe is just really nice. It's chill, friendly, clean and comfortable. I love that they have a couch as well as a bar for sitting. There is a dart board and a few bar games you can play. Lisa and Sam, the two bartenders, are lovely. They're friendly and knowledgeable. I can't wait to go back!

Definitely had this on my radar way before arriving. The Absinthe drink though at $28 was a bit…read morepricey, but you pay for the show which in theory is a bartender melting a sugar cube. Still i enjoyed the drink and the bartender knowledge. If you have two, the green fairy will get you too.

If your goal is an energetic night out with friends and perhaps the possibility of spotting a…read morecelebrity or two, the venue succeeds well enough as a social scene. Like many Aspen nightlife destinations, however, the experience improves considerably after a drink or two elsewhere first. The atmosphere has potential, but the space itself feels oddly underutilized, lacking the intentional flow and layered ambiance that define truly memorable bars. Cocktails are priced ambitiously even by Aspen standards, occasionally crossing the line to difficult to justify. Still, despite its shortcomings, it manages to deliver what most people ultimately come for: a lively crowd, an attractive room, and an undeniably good time if expectations are kept in the right place.

Who knew within one hour we would be surrounded by all the Aspen folks looking for a good time, and…read morekaraoke. The bartender was great. Drinks were delicious and once the people started coming in we decided to stay a little longer.

Typical ski resort food that's alright, but at a higher price than you'll be happy with. On the…read moreother hand, you're hungry and it's easy, so it has its purpose. Maybe get what you need here and order delivery later on the day

Just flew in from UT for a work trip and came straight here at night, and am absolutely mind blown…read morethat there's not a single food item in this entire resort right now. There's no open restaurant, there's no food service, no room service, there's no 24 hour place that delivers, there's no 24 hour place period outside, there's no lobby snack bar, even the vending machine refuses Apple Pay and cards. Not 1 single calorie in this entire place. I feel like I'm in an episode of the twilight zone No way this is real. I have a public speaking gig in 6 hours and won't be able to eat a single thing before I'm on stage since I left UT. Next time I come I'm going to buy at least one of their resultants and extend the hours and then make a donation to the resort so they can hire night staff and provide room service.

We were looking for a hidden gem in Breckenridge and stumbled across the recently opened Canary…read morespeakeasy! I won't divulge how to find this place because that was half the battle and made it worth the wait. We ultimately were gathered in the hotel lobby to take us back to the speakeasy - the welcome drink was a super nice touch! The speakeasy itself is fairly tiny - seats about 30? It felt super swanky and loved all the wood - felt like we were somewhere back in the 30s. The cocktail connoisseur behind the bar, Danny, makes you a custom made drink based your preferences. They can of course make standard drinks but what fun is that? In their menu, they have a list of the most popular liquors (gin, vodka, whiskey, rum, etc.) and then flavors that typically pair with those liquors. For example, I wanted some sort of whiskey sour and asked to make it with peach or ginger flavors. My husband asked for a gin drink with crème de violet and got a delicious play on an Aviation cocktail with aloe and rosemary simple syrup. Overall, a little bit of a hiccup to find it and get in, but the experience was awesome! Was a little scared when there weren't any prices on the menu, but for the overall experience of getting a custom crafted cocktail, it felt worth it. Follow the canary! Danny - passionate Custom made cocktail Welcome drinks

Great fun, a really nicely done speakeasy…read more Got a reservation? Check in at the hotel's front desk. They'll ask you to have a seat, someone will be with you shortly. Escorted through the kitchen and a bookcase door into a pleasant dark quiet upscale bar. Seating at the bar was our preferred choice to be close to the action. Cire, the bartender, was attentive, knowledgeable, fun, and just enjoyable to hang with. Get yourself there.

Staying in Center Village we wanted an after dinner cocktail and the Build Your Own Old Fashion was…read moreperfect! The bartender was friendly and fun to talk with. Great crowd and we had a lively time. 2 nights later we went back for the same BYO Old Fashion and I gave the bartender (different from prior visit) the ingredients; Rye, angistino bitters, orange bitters and thats all! Over a single large block of ice. They were out of Ang bitters (???) so i substituted walnut bitters. It happens, no biggy. They arrived at the table and were over small chipped ice. Wrong for a bourbon drink. She said they were out of blocks (8:00???) It was full of simple syrup- yuck! I discreetly took it over to the bar and asked what was in it, it was terribly sweet and not what we ordered. She said she puts simple syrup in them. I told her that is not what we ordered in the BUILD YOUR OWN. And asked her to remake it. She stormed to the table and said she would have to charge me for the new drink since that is how they make them. I asked her isn't it a build your own? And said forget it just throw the damn thing away. I'm done. I had nothing and we left. Be careful to explain it is build your own and you get to tell them how to make it.

The ambiance, service, and drink didn't warrant a $20 Old Fashioned. Fairly disappointed that I…read moreupgraded to a "barrel aged" $22 drink and it was poured out of a spigot mini cask.

Cute little town and interesting drinks. Grab a burger from…read morePark Bar and eat here!! Great find.

Great place to come check out .... Love the drinks sooooo…read moregood Bartender is awesome and super friendly Love the feel of the place ... very mountain in town vibe ... For sure coming bac