4 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Crested Butte

The Secret Stash Pizza • $$
303 Elk Ave, Crested Butte

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Texas Biggin Pizza
Booty Call Pizza
Gluten Free Pizza
Mac Daddy Pizza
Hamptons Pizza
Buffalo Wings
Stash Wings
Crack Fries
Pizza Ever
Prosciutto

“We were there for our first time with a wedding party that included 27 people. The food was hot & delicious & Andrew was our waiter & he was excellent! For a party of that size the food came out amazingly fast! Thank y’all for a wonderful experience!“

4.6 Superb209 Reviews

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Bonez

Bonez Tacos • $$
130 Elk Ave, Crested Butte

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Stop Light Salsa & Chips
El Diablo Vegan Bowl
Carnitas Enchiladas
Chicken Enchiladas
Cheese Enchiladas
Chips and Salsa
Great Tacos
Mezcal Float
Cheese Dip
Tostones

“Food was on point. Service was even better. Lance was so generous with his time, knowledge, and fun spirit. Portions were large, vibe was inviting, drinks were strong. Much more than your avg mountain town restaurant. Elisa (maybe Alisa bc I have bad hearing) makes great cocktails and has a killer memory for a large order. Stop by when ur in CB!“

4.2 Good94 Reviews
Rumors Coffee and Tea House Coffee Shops • $
414 Elk Ave, Crested Butte

“Lovely spot with great coffee and service but be prepared to wait! There was a continuous line of 10-15 people around 9am on a weekday with only one barista working, but she was positive, upbeat, and unbothered which made the experience nice despite the wait. Great outdoor seating. We got oat milk lattes and they were tasty. Didn’t get the breakfast burritos but they were massive and everyone eating them we’re enjoying them. There was specialty chocolate tasting when we were there too, which was fun.“

4.1 Good39 Reviews
José Crested Butte Mexican • $$
500 Gothic Rd 2nd Floor, Crested Butte

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Tacos Al Carbon Steak
Chicken Enchiladas
Chips Y Salsa
Peak Burger
Steak Tacos
Frito Pie
Guacamole
Fajitas
Ceviche

“An Epicurean Adventure at Jose and Crested Butte: A Top 1% Mexican Food Reviewer's Odyssey.As a distinguished member of the elite top 1% Mexican food reviewers on Google Maps, my culinary journeys are nothing short of legendary. Upon setting foot in the fabled land of Jose and Crested Butte, my expectations were skyscraper-high. Now, let's get something straight - I wouldn't dare utter a syllable of negativity about this establishment. However, my culinary quirks do include a passionate dislike for rice that hasn't had a steamy affair with black beans, and alas, this was one of those tragic love stories that never began.The chips at Jose and Crested Butte were a revelation - they were so heavily corned, I felt as though I was embarking on a maize maze adventure with every bite. Diving into the queso was akin to exploring a hidden treasure trove, with chunks of onions and jalapeños as the jewels. It was a spicy, creamy delight that made my taste buds sing mariachi songs.Then came the chili con carne enchiladas, a dish so visually stunning, it could've easily been crowned Miss Universe of Mexican cuisine. Each enchilada strutted its stuff on the plate, flaunting its saucy, meaty excellence with undeniable confidence.However, my quest for the holy grail led me to the pork carnitas - a dish that promised much but delivered an experience I can only describe as 'mid'. It was the culinary equivalent of expecting a piñata bursting with exotic candies, only to find it filled with generic store-brand sweets.In conclusion, my adventure at Jose and Crested Butte was a rollercoaster of emotions, filled with highs that soared into the stratosphere and mids that kept me grounded. It's a place of culinary contradictions that somehow blends into a memorable dining experience. Would I return? Absolutely - for the thrill of the maize maze chips and the queso treasure hunt alone. 4.5 stars for making my taste buds dance, even if the pork carnitas missed a few steps.“

3.6 Good106 Reviews
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