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Beaver Creek

Beaver Creek

Colorado, US

Pass AffiliationSeason 2025/2026 Access

Beaver Creek is accessible on Epic Pass.

Summit 11,440 ft
Base 8,100 ft
3,340 ft vert
2,082 acres
150 trails
25 lifts
325" avg snow

Beaver Creek Restaurants & Dining Guide

Dining at Beaver Creek spans everything from high-altitude mountaintop cabins and cozy European fondue huts to slopeside burger taverns and fine dining rooms along the village walkways.


On-Mountain Restaurants & High-Alpine Dining

Skiing at altitude builds serious appetite. The mountain features dedicated mid-mountain and summit lodges designed for both efficient quick-serve refueling and relaxed slipper-service dining.

On-Mountain Lodges & High-Alpine Huts
4 Venues

Beano's Cabin

$$$$
On-mountainColorado Alpine Fine DiningKid-friendly

Five-course fine dining accessible only via open-air snowcat-drawn sleigh. Signature Colorado lamb chops, elk tenderloin, and cedar plank salmon with an award-winning cellar.

Tips: Strict reservation requirement via OpenTable or EpicMix 30-60 days prior. Sleigh departures from Larkspur Bowl base.

Allie's Cabin

$$$$
On-mountainNorthern Italian & Contemporary AlpineKid-friendly

situated in a quiet aspen grove on the slopes of Grouse Mountain. Serves slipper-service family-style Italian feast dinners and elevated ski-in lunches.

Tips: Featured snowcat dinners on select winter evenings. Reserve well in advance.

Zach's Cabin

$$$$
On-mountainAmerican Regional & European Alpine

Perched atop Bachelor Gulch with panoramic vistas of the Gore Range. Prime dry-aged steaks, pan-roasted trout, and extensive wine list.

Tips: Private club for lunch; open to the public for sleigh ride dinners in the evening. Book early.

Spruce Saddle Lodge

$$
On-mountainGourmet Food Hall & GrillKid-friendly

Perched at 10,200 ft at the top of Centennial Express. High-end cafeteria featuring hand-carved rotisserie meats, pho soup bowls, and wood-fired flatbreads.

Tips: Walk-in quick service. Peak lunch rush runs from 11:45 AM to 1:15 PM.


Base Village & Town Dining

After the lifts close, the culinary focus shifts to the village plazas and nearby dining rooms featuring locally sourced Rocky Mountain game, fresh seafood, and craft cocktails.

Base Village & Town Restaurants
4 Venues

Grouse Mountain Grill

$$$$
VillageLocally Sourced Colorado

Located inside The Pines Lodge. Iconic pretzel-crusted Berkshire pork chops, Colorado rack of lamb, and live jazz piano nightly.

Tips: Reservations essential on OpenTable 30 days out. Request a window table overlooking the valley.

Hooked

$$$
VillageSeafood & Raw BarKid-friendly

Unexpected high-alpine fresh seafood institution right by the village ice rink. Serves whole fish prepared multiple ways, crudo, sushi rolls, and fish tacos.

Tips: Walk-ins accepted at the raw bar; table reservations recommended via Resy.

Citrea

$$$
VillageMediterraneanKid-friendly

Centrally positioned overlooking the Beaver Creek ice rink. Hand-crafted pastas, wood-fired pizzas, roasted branzino, and bright Mediterranean mezze platters.

Tips: OpenTable reservations recommended for prime dinner hours between 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM.

Golden Eagle Inn

$$$
VillageRocky Mountain TraditionalKid-friendly

Historic village dining room operating since the resort's early days. Renowned for game meats, elk carpaccio, roasted duck, and warm bread pudding.

Tips: Reservations recommended during ski season. Walk-in seating available at the cozy wooden bar.


Dietary Notes & Reservation Playbook

  • Peak Dining Reservations: Top-tier village restaurants open reservations 30 days in advance on OpenTable or Resy. Book 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM tables well before your trip dates.
  • Dietary Accommodations: Most on-mountain lodges clearly label gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian options.
  • Walk-in Strategy: Arrive right at 5:00 PM for open bar seating at premier village dining rooms.

Also see après & nightlife →

Epic; polished village vs Vail party reputation.

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