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BEAVER CREEK. One of the best places to grab a quick slice of NYC-style pie, Blue Moose is located on Beaver Creek Plaza, putting it right in the middle of everything. Stop in for some hand-tossed pizza, a hearty calzone, or a hot Italian-style sub piled high with your favorite ingredients. Known simply as "The Moose" by locals, the place also serves up great salads and a wide assortment of knickknack items like fries and fresh-baked cookies.
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Brass Parrot
100 W Beaver Creek Blvd, Avon, CO 81620 · 970-949-7770
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AVON. Widely regarded by locals as one of the best places in Avon to grab an afternoon bite, the colorful Brass Parrot serves up a bevy of tasty eats that are sure to get you through the day. Indeed, from hamburgers and specialty sandwiches to homemade soups and hearty, dinner-style entrees, this place can cook up grub to suit just about any type of appetite. Full bar service and a comfortable, laid-back ambiance make the Parrot a popular place to gather at the close of the day to swap "war stories."
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BEAVER CREEK. If you find yourself at the bottom of Arrowhead and in need of a quick lunchtime nip, you'll thank your lucky star for the Broken Arrow, a popular feed trough with skiers and summer vacationers alike. From sandwiches and salads to homemade soups and pizzas, this little base cafe serves up a variety of tasty munchables to help you get through the rest of the day. Also popular as an aprés ski gathering spot, the Broken Arrow boasts a great outdoor deck that is the perfect place to retell the highlights of your day over a few drinks. Closing time depends on two factors: the weather and the crowd.
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BEAVER CREEK. Featuring locally brewed beer and margaritas the size of Gibraaltar, the Boot is one of Beaver Creek's most popular watering holes/feed troughs. Rustic decor and a regular clientele that includes a fair number of real cowboys give the place a few doses of Old West authenticity. And then, of course, there's the tasty grub! At lunch time, you can stop in for a 1/2 pound, jalapeńo jack-topped burger, 1/2 pound BLT sandwich, or even an entree of trout filet with fried leeks. The dinner menu, meanwhile, features items like buffalo steak marinated in olive oil, rosemary, and garlic and the hearty Belly Ache Ridge Challenge (48-oz. of red meat glory!). So lace 'em tight and bring along your appetite – you're in for quite a visit!
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Gore Range Brewery
105 Edwards Village Blvd, Edwards Village Center, Edwards, CO 81632 · 970-926-2739
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EDWARDS. A traditional Rocky Mountain micro-brewery located in the heart of the Beaver Creek resort area, Gore Range serves up a tasty lineup of grub to go along with its renowned handcrafted quaffs. From wood-fired pizzas to mammoth-size burgers to their signature rotisserie chicken, this brewpub is a great place to take the family for either an afternoon bite or a hearty aprés ski meal. As far as the place's virtues as a gathering spot, thanks to its contemporary styling and laid-back attitude, few establishments in Beaver Creek are as popular.
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Grouse on the Green
100 Kensington Green, Clubhouse for The Short Course, Edwards, CO 81631 · 970-926-5788
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EDWARDS. Overlooking Cordillera's famed Short Course, this authentic Irish pub offers friendly, cozy environs where folks can chat about their days' exploits and enjoy such lunchtime munchables as a beef hotdog, turkey wrap, or BBQ rib basket. At dinner, the menu quietly converts to more traditional Emerald Isle fare, with choices ranging from shepherd's pie (great on blustery days) to crispy fish-n-chips (great any time of the year!) As for ambiance, few places in Vail Valley can boast an interior that is as unique as this one – most of it was designed and constructed in Ireland and then shipped to Cordillera for assembly!
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BEAVER CREEK. Once you've tested your meddle on the challenging downhill runs of Red Tail and/or Grouse Mountain, you may find yourself in dire need of some midday sustenance. That's where this bustling little eatery comes in handy thanks to a menu that features everything from light salads and sandwiches to heartier, full-size, straight-from-the-barbecue entrees. On pretty days, the view from the Talons Deck is outstanding, and the place's full-bar service ensures that it stays packed with revelers.
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Spruce Saddle Lodge
Beaver Creek Mountain, top of Centennial Express Chairlift, Beaver Creek, CO 81620 · 970-845-5520
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BEAVER CREEK. On-mountain dining at Beaver Creek offers winter and summer vacationers no shortage of options, from buffalo chicken wings to healthy wraps, pad Thai to hand-tossed pizzas, burgers to hearty pasta dishes – and all of that is available just at the versatile Spruce Saddle Lodge. Indeed, no matter how large your group or how diverse their appetites are, Spruce Saddle can handle just about any challenge thrown its way. The place is large enough to accommodate over 700 people, and the views from this mountain-side aerie are nothing short of spectacular. Quick, affordable, and tasty – what else is there? Unless you feel like striking up a game of volleyball ... of course, you can do that here, too!
Looking for light and tasty dishes with a quick turn-around time? Or perhaps a power lunch to close the deal? Here, you’ll find the right setting for either! An assortment of decors from casual and sporty to sophisticated and businesslike. You may also find the option of ordering take-out food.
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