Restaurants in Ashford

“We had dinner here mid-May. Food was fantastic (we all got Nepalese dishes) and loved the mountaineering vibe. We also bought a couple hats from Nepal which we love. It was a memorable stop!”

“We love this place.”

“swung in here too get a warm me up drink while going too push around snow.. great little place would visit everytime i am in town :)”

“Visiting the Paradise Village complex was like touching a part of Ukraine. Everything was at the highest level, even though it was off-season. Alexander is the best! The restaurant delighted us with our favorite Ukrainian dishes. It was clear that the company is enthusiastically preparing for the upcoming 2025 season, and we can't wait to return to this welcoming place. Peace to Ukraine! Glory to Ukraine!”

“Location, space, friendly service and customers”

“We spotted this cozy place while driving past and stopped immediately, as we were starving after a snowy hike to the waterfalls (April 10, 2026 at 5:00PM). We loved the atmosphere!😍🌲🪵The restaurant was nearly empty by evening, and we were seated and served right away. We also asked for a recommendation on which wine to choose, and the server suggested a truly delicious one.

We were also craving something hot, so I opted for the soup of the day which turned out to be tomato soup 🍅🍲 (pictured here as the 6 oz cup). My friend ordered a mushroom ciabatta and we happily split it between us and left feeling completely satisfied.

I should also mention that seating was available both indoors and outdoors.

Plenty of parking spaces available.

There were no other places to eat within the park grounds (or perhaps there were, but everything else had already closed).”

“If you skipped breakfast like we did in order to arrive early enough to find parking, head over to the Tatoosh Café and grab some basic breakfast items. They’ve got grab-and-go food you microwave yourself, but I went with a plain toasted bagel and cream cheese — and honestly, it was the best bagel I’ve ever had. Hunger and altitude, maybe.

Look, what do you expect? It’s ok. They sell food, people. You’re here for the mountain, not fine dining, and the café does its job.”