Alpenrose Restaurant & Bakery has been open since 1974. They offer authentic German & Austrian cuisine in their rustic dining room, or on their beautiful patio. They have an extensive list of beer & wine, and exceptional Belgian style pastries. Located just a short in-town shuttle ride away from the Antlers, it's very easy to get to, and our concierge will happy to help you with reservations & directions.
Bully Ranch is located in Vail Village in the Sonnenalp Hotel, and specializes in serving Southwestern Style Cuisine in a Mountain Casual Atmosphere. The culinary delights here make Bully Ranch an ideal place to round-up friends for lunch or dinner. Chicken wings, artichoke dip and Famous Bully Burgers are family favorites. Fish and Chips, Cobb Salad, and a New York Strip Steak top off the dinner menu. Reservations are not necessary to dine in at this fun, and delicious restaurant.
Vail, CO
Bully Ranch is located in Vail Village in the Sonnenalp Hotel, and specializes in serving Southwestern Style Cuisine in a Mountain Casual Atmosphere. The culinary delights here make Bully Ranch an ideal place to round-up friends for lunch or dinner. Chicken wings, artichoke dip and Famous Bully Burgers are family favorites. Fish and Chips, Cobb Salad, and a New York Strip Steak top off the dinner menu. Reservations are not necessary to dine in at this fun, and delicious restaurant.
Vail, CO
This is the nearest branch in the Marriott next door, but there are multiple locations within Lionshead and Vail Village.
Open for dinner nightly and après ski during the season, Elway's Vail lies in the heart of Vail Village at The Lodge at Vail and less than a block from Vail Mountain's Vista Bahn lift, Elway's features USDA hand cut prime steaks on an award-winning menu chock full of Colorado lamb, fresh fish and creative side dishes. An affordable wine list boasts over 350 selections. The lively bar offers classic cocktails alongside unique appetizers. Dine indoors in the casual mountain setting or après ski in the Colorado mountain sun on the covered or sunny outdoor patios.
Located in the heart of Vail Village just minutes from Gondola One and right outside of the parking structure, La Tour offers the best in French & New American Cuisine. Inspired by seasonal ingredients, La Tour's dishes are uniquely crafted to perfection. La Tour's wine list features 500 specially picked wines from some of the top vineyards around the world. Please ask the concierge at the front desk for assistance with reservations!
Lancelot is Vail's original prime rib house and has been serving the same slow-roasted favorite since 1969. Today, Lancelot offers a delicious array of carefully prepared steaks and seafood in addition to our time honored tradition. Our wine list features selections from around the world, with an emphasis on California and Napa Valley.
Locally owned and operated, Lancelot is a small team that strives to treat their customers like family. Chef-Owner, Werner Schadl, is Austrian born and found himself at home at the Lancelot when he began working for the restaurant’s founder, (also from Austria), in 1991. In honor of his Austrian heritage, the menu still maintains traditional dishes like wiener schnitzel and homemade apple strudel. Please ask the concierge at the front desk for help making reservations!
Larkspur is a unique, on-mountain restaurant located just steps from the base of the Riva Bahn Express lift at Golden Peak. An easy stop off the slopes at the beginning, middle, or end of your ski day will lead you to your destination for delicious lunch or après. Larkspur's lunch and après-ski menus offer a wide range of savory culinary delights for all ages from grilled cheese sandwiches and tomato soup to lobster club sandwiches. They are open for lunch or après-ski during the winter season daily, and open for dinner on Friday and Saturday evenings.
Matsuhisa Vail is Nobu Matsuhisa's premier Japanese restaurant known for it's signature sushi and entrees inspired by seasonal ingredients and Chef Nobu's philosophy and unique fusion cuisine. His food-style is marked by his background in working in South American restaurants early on in his career. Conveniently located in Solaris Plaza, Matsuhisa is centrally located in Vail Village. We encourage you to make reservations in advance as Matsuhisa fills up quickly for dinner. Please call, or stop by the front desk and our concierge team will be happy to help you with reservations.
The sister restaurant of Sweet Basil, Mountain Standard is an incredibly delicious, innovative restaurant. 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 is 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 has rustic, bold and honest flavors, focusing on the purest ingredients in the Rocky Mountain region and beyond. Service, like the cuisine, has that perfect balance of providing a first class dining experience with a 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. It is this energy, outstanding service, and hand crafted food that enables Mountain Standard to offer a truly unique dining experience, approachable and enjoyable to everyone.
Vail, CO
In 1948, Takshi Osaki's grandfather began his training as a sushi chef and shortly after opened a sushi restaurant in Osaka, Japan. This restaurant is still a favorite of sushi fans in Osaka. Takeshi continued the family tradition by learning the fine art of sushi from his grandfather. After many years of training as a master chef, he was invited to work as a sushi chef at Nobu Matsuhisa of Aspen. Four years later, he opened Osaki, Japanese restaurant in Vail. Both tourists and locals alike enjoy Osaki in Vail. From traditional sushi and sashimi to special Japanese dishes, Osaki offers a delightful, traditional Japanese dining experience.
Pazzo's founding story is as fun as the atmosphere they provide in their pizzeria! Its 3 owners, "Grateful Mike, Powder Tom, and Hutch" all met in Vail in the 1980s, skiing during the day, and making pizza by night. They decided to open Pazzo's Pizzeria in 1990, providing delicious pizza to the good people of Vail - both locals & tourists alike. They've since expanded to other locations in the Vail Valley, but their original location in Vail Village still stands. Take the short In-Town shuttle ride over to Vail Village to grab a slice today!
Pepi's Bar & Restaurant is a classic restaurant to visit in Vail. Open since 1964, Pepi's specializes in all things related to Austrian cuisine. Their restaurant's history is unique. Owner's Pepi and Sheika Gramshammer are natives of Austria, and their hotel and restaurant was the first building to be on the corner of Bridge Street and Gore Creek Drive. This is certainly a special restaurant to experience in Vail, and it's just a short In-Town Shuttle ride away from the Antlers.
Root & Flower is a wine bar serving a wide variety of wines selected by our sommelier, finely crafted cocktails, and expertly paired appetizers in our intimate setting in the heart of Vail Village.
This is the shop nearest to the Antlers in Lionshead. They have multiple locations throughout town, and are associated with a number of retailers: http://www.vailsports.com/locations/