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Price: Expensive•American•4.8(1,018)Vail - 3
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Price: Expensive•Contemporary American•4.8(2,577)Edwards - 4
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Price: Moderate•Italian•4.6(162)Vail - 5
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Price: Moderate•German•4.7(1,870)Vail
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Price: Expensive•Italian•4.9(1,652)Avon - 2
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Price: Very Expensive•Contemporary American•4.5(675)Beaver Creek - 3
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Price: Expensive•Austrian•4.6(937)Vail - 4
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Price: Moderate•Global, InternationalVail - 5
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Price: Expensive•American•4.8(2,230)Avon
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Sweet Basil - Vail
Price: Very Expensive•American•4.7(2,551)Vail - 2
Swiss Chalet
Price: Expensive•European•4.7(1,357)Vail - 3
Left Bank Restaurant
Price: Very Expensive•French•4.9(1,009)Vail - 4
Northside Kitchen
Price: Moderate•Contemporary American•4.7(2,562)Avon - 5
Beaver Creek Chophouse
Price: Expensive•Steak•4.5(943)Beaver Creek
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Left Bank Restaurant
Price: Very Expensive•French•4.9(1,009)The Left Bank Restaurant serves traditional French cuisine in a fine dining setting in the heart of Vail Village. Using the freshest ingredients of the finest quality, Chef/Owner Jean-Michel Chelain prepares every dish from scratch. Featuring French classics such as Dover Sole Meunière and Côte de Boeuf, each item is carefully prepared and beautifully presented to offer a classic and transcendent culinary experience. Reservations highly recommended, please reserve today!Mountain Standard
Price: Expensive•American•4.8(1,018)From the creators of Sweet Basil in Vail Colorado comes a fresh, innovative new restaurant opening December 2012. Aptly named Mountain Standard, this rustic and relaxed tavern aims to set a new standard in the Vail valley by using an ancient form of cooking.
The majority of Mountain Standard’s menu will be prepared via the most primal cooking method: over an open and live wood fire. The only restaurant in the valley to devote themselves to this age-old way of cooking, the food at this exciting new restaurant will have rustic, bold and honest flavors, focusing on the purest ingredients in the Rocky Mountain region and beyond.
Service, like the cuisine, will have that perfect balance of providing a first class dining experience with a more casual vibe. There is no smoke and mirrors here - no fuss - just simple, honest, from the heart service and cooking. The beauty of the creek side location is mirrored by the high energy vibe of this dynamic restaurant.
Slope Room
Price: Very Expensive•Contemporary American•4.8(2,612)Slope Room is an Alpine Bistro focused on the connection between Rocky Mountain farmers and ranchers. Pasture-raised, sustainable proteins, and locally sourced produce are front and center at the sophisticated yet cozy restaurant and bar. The decor pays homage to the sexy and dangerous allure of the Old West with a decidedly modern twist on the traditional new American Steakhouse menu by Executive Chef Jason Brumm.Fall Line Kitchen and Cocktails
Price: Very Expensive•American•4.7(981)Located on Bridge Street next to the Gorsuch Building, Fall Line Kitchen and Cocktails serves satisfying New American cuisine in a modern alpine setting. Using locally sourced ingredients whenever available. The dining room is decorated with a collection of Slim Aaron's photographs that celebrate "attractive people doing attractive things in attractive places". Join us for lunch, dinner, or drinks during apres.
Almresi - Vail
Price: Expensive•German•4.7(1,041)Almresi - something more than a restaurant.
The European rustic mountain cottage offers Dinner in a cozy exceptional atmosphere.
Be inspired by our welcoming staff and join us for our elevated dinner experience!
Almresi is also an excellent place for celebrating a day in the mountains.
Where the Alps meets the Rockies.Ristorante Ti Amo - Vail / Beaver Creek
Price: Expensive•Italian•4.8(2,180)Established in 1995, located in Eagle-Vail halfway between Vail and Beaver. Featuring authentic northern Italian cuisine, served in an atmosphere reminiscent of little Ilaly. The dress code is casual however the fare is anything but. Featuring dishes such as Pasta Fritta, Insalata Griglia, Petti di Pollo alle Fragole, and Risotto Pescatore. Recognized by locals and visitors alike as one of the best restaurants in the valley. A must during your visit.
Vintage
Price: Very Expensive•French•4.8(2,094)We will be closed for the off-season from April 21 to May 9. From May 9 until June 6, we will br open for brunch only: Fri, Sat & Sun.
Vintage is a Classic, French-Inspired Brasserie adorned with original Belle-Epoque period paintings typically reserved for museum audiences.
If your desired reservation time is unavailable, please try calling the restaurant. We may be able to secure a booking.
We apologize for the inconvenience, but we no longer accept online reservations for parties of nine or more. Please call the restaurant to book for larger groups.Stüberl @ Ludwigs
Price: Very Expensive•American•5(37)Creative cuisine in a truly unique setting. Located inside the Sonnenalp Hotel, the Stüberl at Ludwig's offers an escape from the everyday. Featuring fine dining menu items from Hamachi to Beef Tenderloin, the Stüberl has something for everyone
Up The Creek
Price: Expensive•American•4.7(1,041)Up the Creek Bar and Grill has been family operated since 1988. In our effort to serve only great, healthy, sustainable food we source our ingredients locally as much as possible, and use additive free, grass fed and environmentally responsible products. Try some of our hand muddled specialty cocktails, local micro brews, or enjoy a bottle of wine from our extensive list.Alpenrose Vail
Price: Moderate•German•4.7(1,870)Where guests become friends..
With lovely prepared dishes from traditional recipes to fine classics and specialties with a touch of international culinary inspiration.
We serve simple tasty home-style cuisine with hearty goulash, dumpling specialties, Kässpätzle and a savoury snack plate as well as a sweet finish with a selection of traditional Alpine desserts like Marillenknödel, Dampfnudeln, Palatschinken or apple strudel.
For families and get-togethers with friends try our Walliser tomato fondue at long, comfy family tables and for our little one's we offer a special kid's menu.
Warmth, hospitality and enjoying life - Welcome to Alpenrose!
For GONDOLA Reservations please book through Alpenrose Gondola Experience.
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- CCarolineVIPHouston •6 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoLove Matsuhisa! So fresh and consistent! Love all the sashimis like yellowtail jalapeño, new style salmon, truffle albacore, tuna w/wasabi, tiradito. Also, love the crab tempura, salad, lamb chops, and hot rock.More infoMatsuhisa VailPrice: Very Expensive• Japanese• Vail•4.9
- JJeremyVIPDenver / Colorado •2 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoTavernetta is an absolute must when you’re in Vail! They have done a wonderful job in creating a beautiful environment in which to dine, and curated the best cuisine you could expect. The Burrata is the best I’ve had in the world, and the lamb was outstanding! This will be a regular for me as I am local and highly recommend. More infoTavernetta VailPrice: Moderate• Italian• Vail•4.6
- MMichelleVIPDenver / Colorado •85 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoSweet Basil is special, refined yet comfortable, creative and balanced, memorable. Excellent service and ambiance. Thank you.More infoSweet Basil - VailPrice: Very Expensive• American• Vail•4.7
- PPattyVIPNew York City •6 reviews5.0Dined 7 days agoMountian Standard is always consistently great. That Pork Shank is amazing and the Ham biscuits are always great too.More infoMountain StandardPrice: Expensive• American• Vail•4.8
- MMandyDenver / Colorado •2 reviews5.0Dined on May 20, 2025Wonderful! I’ve lived here 20 years and been missing this place. Where have I been? So pretty, cozy ambiance. Food was delicious. Service was excellent. Valet parking and a reservation for 8 made it easy. Highly recommend!More infoBully RanchPrice: Expensive• Contemporary American• Vail•4.6
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Discover Vail
There's no place for a cozy winter getaway quite like Vail. After a day of skiing, the town's many bistros, lounges and bars offer plenty to do whether you want to wind down or spend the night out with friends. Vail takes much of its culinary influence from other mountain destinations, most notably the Alps, featuring numerous French, Italian and even Swiss restaurants. This town's reputation as a flourishing destination for skiers brings a surprising amount of variety to the area. At the local Japanese and Thai restaurants, you can taste almost every corner of the world. Vail also offers a number of Mexican restaurants for those who want some spicy chile-flavored cuisine to warm up from the cold of the Rocky Mountain slopes.
Frequently asked questions
Healthy restaurants located in Vail include Sweet Basil - Vail, Montauk Seafood Grill and Up The Creek
Restaurants with gluten-free options in Vail are Slope Room, Up The Creek and Ristorante Ti Amo - Vail / Beaver Creek
Bottomless brunch in Vail is available at Vintage, The Remedy and Ludwig's
The most romantic restaurant in Vail is Sweet Basil - Vail
Restaurants in Vail with a great view include Alpenrose Vail, Sweet Basil - Vail and Russell's - Vail
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