We normally just eat at the Ritz-Carlton at Bachelor Gulch. Decided to try this side of mountain. Food was okay Views were nice. I prefer the Ritz any day...Better food, less crowded, same price.
Harry P.
Lackluster food but great location. Cafeteria style food at mid mountain resort prices. Good for après ski drinks based on location alone. I had a burrito which had a decent beef filling but was wrapped really poorly. Buddy had a tuna sandwich which he said was pretty good. You can do a lot better for lunch in the village, but it's easy to seat larger groups. I wish I had gone elsewhere for lunch.
Maria H.
Mc Coy's could deliver the crappiest food and worst service and it wouldnt matter beause the front row seating to the slopes compensates in the end.. BUT i'm happy to report that's not the case.. the service was friendly and welcoming and the food was pretty tasty. I stuck with the grill- the cheeseburgers are huge and the polish sausages hit the spot. Live music was also a perk. Good stuff Mc Coy's! Thanks for the great times.
Shiho F.
Stop in for a snack or lite meal while taking in the slopes at Beaver Creek. If you are parched stop at their bar for a refreshing bevy. I had a hot dog which came with a basket of fries. I ordered the long skinny dog and not the shorter fat one. The weiner had a tight skin that had a little crunch to it and then was warm and juicy inside. That is the way I like them. They have a soup and salad bar, lasagna, subs, burritos, baked potatos, hamburgers and a specialty ethnic dish of the week such as Beef and Brocolli on Mondays etc...
We normally just eat at the Ritz-Carlton at Bachelor Gulch. Decided to try this side of mountain. Food was okay Views were nice. I prefer the Ritz any day...Better food, less crowded, same price.
Lackluster food but great location. Cafeteria style food at mid mountain resort prices. Good for après ski drinks based on location alone. I had a burrito which had a decent beef filling but was wrapped really poorly. Buddy had a tuna sandwich which he said was pretty good. You can do a lot better for lunch in the village, but it's easy to seat larger groups. I wish I had gone elsewhere for lunch.
Mc Coy's could deliver the crappiest food and worst service and it wouldnt matter beause the front row seating to the slopes compensates in the end.. BUT i'm happy to report that's not the case.. the service was friendly and welcoming and the food was pretty tasty. I stuck with the grill- the cheeseburgers are huge and the polish sausages hit the spot. Live music was also a perk. Good stuff Mc Coy's! Thanks for the great times.
Stop in for a snack or lite meal while taking in the slopes at Beaver Creek. If you are parched stop at their bar for a refreshing bevy. I had a hot dog which came with a basket of fries. I ordered the long skinny dog and not the shorter fat one. The weiner had a tight skin that had a little crunch to it and then was warm and juicy inside. That is the way I like them. They have a soup and salad bar, lasagna, subs, burritos, baked potatos, hamburgers and a specialty ethnic dish of the week such as Beef and Brocolli on Mondays etc...
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