Beaver Creek Restaurants
There is a good range of Beaver Creek restaurants. Beaver Creek has a few cheap and cheerful dining options such as The Cantina, a pizzeria, and a take-away establishment, but many of the restaurants are moderately priced to upscale. Impressively most of the fine dining restaurants have a kids menu so you don't have to forego a quality dining experience or ditch the kids. Here are just a handful of Beaver Creek restaurants.
Beano’s Cabin and Zach’s Cabin are on-mountain restaurants that are open to the public during the evening and accessed via a snowcat-drawn sleigh.
The Beaver Creek Chophouse has some similarities to its Vail counterpart. Located slopeside, the Chophouse has gorgeously inviting décor that’s incredibly chic, whilst the menu has moderately priced steaks and seafood. The bar is also a lovely spot to sit with a martini and après appetizers.
The 8100 Mountainside Bar and Grill is located at the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek hotel. This large upscale restaurant has a beautiful bar and the restaurant features local fare, fish, elk steaks, seafood, and an extensive wine list. We received over the top service so it was hard to have a moment’s peace, but we assume (or hope) this is not usual.
Toscanini, an Italian restaurant, is located next to the ice rink in the hub of the Beaver Creek Village. This restaurant is a nice mix between casual and classy, and the fare includes quality pastas, other Italian dishes, an excellent wine menu and a kids’ menu.
Beaver Creek Bars & Nightlife
Don’t have high expectations for the Beaver Creek nightlife. Beaver Creek is rather family friendly so lots of families go to bed early, whilst others prefer a more refined après drink at one of the restaurant bars or hotels. If you’re looking for a vibrant nightlife, head across to Vail.
The Dusty Boot Steakhouse and Saloon has happy hour specials and a good range of tequilas and microbrews, whilst the Coyote Café is a good stomping ground to hang out for inexpensive après appetizers and drinks until late.