New American Restaurants near Tabernash, CO

“We immediately noticed how friendly the staff was. Everyone spoke! The food is beyond good, and the portions are huge. We are having our leftovers for dinner tonight. I recommend the Halibut and sautéed mushrooms. I highly recommend Tabernash Tavern!!!!“

“I recently visited the Grand Elk Grille at the Grand Elk Golf Club, and overall, it was a decent experience. I appreciated that the place was open to the public, contrary to my initial concern about it being exclusive to club members.The live music added a nice touch to the ambiance, and there was a decent selection of alcoholic beverages available. However, I found the food options to be somewhat limited.Despite the lack of a large crowd, there was enough activity and socialization, especially considering it was 5:00 on a Friday after a major snowstorm.For our appetizer, we tried the Warm Crab Dip, which my wife enjoyed, but I found it a bit too heavy on the crab and lacking in cheese. Our main course, the Wagyu Burger and fries, was satisfying, although at $20 per item, it leaned towards the pricey side.On the bright side, the service was excellent, which definitely added to the overall positive experience. Overall, while there were some hits and misses with the food, the atmosphere and service made it a pleasant outing.“

“Essential lunch spot on the mountain while skiing Winter Park. We scheduled our morning runs around making our way to chair that would deliver us to the Chili Hut. On a cold snowy day this place hits the spot. Minus the unavoidable mountain price tag this place rules. They have a nice outdoor area and pretty small inside with maybe 4-6 tables. The signature chili was delicious and generous with the meat (served with cheese onions and a packet of sour cream). We tried the white bean chicken chili too which I would definitely get again!“

“From the moment I stepped into Terrain Taco & Unravel Café + Bar, I was enveloped by its cozy and unmistakably Colorado atmosphere. Nestled amidst the mountains, this café and bar emanate a chill vibe that perfectly complements the laid-back lifestyle of the Rockies.What impressed me most was the unique blend of traditional mountain aesthetics with a modern twist. It's not your typical café or restaurant; it's a harmonious fusion of a coffee shop, dining venue, and hotel lobby. Yes, you read that right – you can actually stay in the hotel attached to this multifaceted establishment.As I approached the check-in counter, which interestingly doubles as the coffee shop, I was greeted by a friendly staff member who was more than happy to guide me through their menu. Speaking of which, the menu boasts a variety of healthy options ranging from tacos and burritos to a selection of gourmet coffees. The emphasis on healthy choices was a pleasant surprise and a testament to their commitment to catering to diverse dietary preferences.I opted for a caramel latte and a chai latte, both of which were priced at $15 for a small size. While the price might seem a bit steep, the quality and taste were undeniably top-notch. The rich and creamy lattes were the perfect accompaniment to the tranquil ambiance of the café.The dining and seating area was thoughtfully designed, featuring a soothing color palette that further enhanced the relaxed atmosphere. Whether you choose to sit by the window and admire the breathtaking mountain views or cozy up by the fireplace, you'll find the space inviting and comfortable.Adding to its allure, Terrain Taco & Unravel Café + Bar also houses a well-stocked bar, making it an ideal spot for those who enjoy apres-ski drinks or simply want to unwind after a day of exploring the area.In conclusion, I was highly impressed with Terrain Taco & Unravel Café + Bar. Its untraditional approach to dining and hospitality sets it apart from the rest. Whether you're an avid snowboarder or skier, or just visiting the area, this place offers something for everyone. Just be prepared to indulge a bit when it comes to the coffee prices. Nonetheless, the overall experience is well worth it, making it a must-visit destination in the heart of Colorado's mountain country.“