Make sure you leave plenty of room for dessert when you dine in Beaver Creek.

Where to find food:

Beaver Creek understands how much energy you burn out there on the slopes. There are plenty of places to find food when you need to refuel.

• On the Mountains (Beaver Creek and Bachelor Gulch) – choices are limited but you can head down to one of the villages or across I-70 to Avon for more choices.
• Beaver Creek Village
• Bachelor Gulch Village
• Eagle-Vail
• Arrowhead
• Avon – head here for most of your fast food choices

Cuisines

With over 50 restaurants waiting for you in Beaver Creek and Avon, you're sure to find what you're in the mood for: Fast-Food, French, Italian, Swiss, Continental, American, Asian, Indian, Seafood, Steak, Mexican, even New York style pizza.

On Mountain Dining

For fast refueling, there's the Spruce Saddle at the top of the Centennial Express Lift (open 8:30 am to 3:30 pm). If you want something special, try dining at one of the three cabins on top of the mountains: Allie's Cabin, Beano's Cabin, or Zach's Cabin. Allie's is only open for group functions. Beano's and Zach's are open to the public but reservations are absolutely required.Beyond Beaver Creek

If you'd like a little more breathing space, consider driving over to one of these towns near Beaver Creek for some additional restaurants and dining opportunities:

• Eagle
• Vail (on Vail Mountain, Vail Village or West Vail)
• Edwards

Dress Code

For most restaurants in Beaver Creek, you'll find casual dress is acceptable, even when you're not having casual dining or fare.