Shopping & Dining

15 Minutes — Or Less

Frisco

Main Street Frisco — walkable, historic, and the closest dining and shopping hub to The Eyrie.

Dining

Butterhorn Bakery & Café — Frisco's longtime breakfast institution.
The Lost Cajun — gumbo, jambalaya, and beignets at the original location.
Pure Kitchen — farm-to-table, organic, vegan and gluten-free options.
Bagalis — cozy Italian, wood-fired pizza and house-made pasta.
Tavern West — New American fare and rotating craft beers.
Ein Prosit — Colorado's only beer hall, German fare and sausages.

Shopping

Rivers Clothing Company — mountain-lifestyle apparel and outdoor accessories.
Pioneer Sports — ski, snowboard, and bike rentals plus outdoor gear.
The Next Page Books & Nosh — independent bookstore and café.
The Flying Crane Boutique — women's contemporary clothing, since 1998.
Frisco Emporium — three-floor antique mall with vintage skis, jewelry, and collectibles.

20 Minutes

Breckenridge

Colorado's largest historic Main Street — over 200 shops and restaurants in one walkable district.

Dining

Rootstalk — James Beard Award-winning (2024) tasting-menu restaurant.
Blue River Bistro — live jazz nightly, hand-crafted cocktails.
Hearthstone Restaurant — fine dining since 1989 in a historic Victorian home.
The Canteen Tap House and Tavern — locally loved for its green chili.
Briar Rose Chophouse & Saloon — classic steakhouse in one of Breck's oldest buildings.
Aurum Food & Wine — seasonal American menu, strong wine list.
Clint's Bakery & Coffeehouse — Main Street's grab-and-go institution.
Breckenridge Distillery — the world's highest-altitude distillery.

Shopping

Mountain Outfitters — backcountry gear and apparel.
Raitman Art Galleries — two locations on Main Street, contemporary Colorado art.
Peak-a-Boo Toys, La Cima Mall, Breckenridge Gallery, Main Street Station — additional Main Street boutiques and galleries.

15 Minutes

Keystone

River Run Village, Keystone's pedestrian base area, anchors the resort's dining and shopping.

Dining

Kickapoo Tavern — River Run Village's anchor restaurant since 1995.
Snake River Saloon & Steakhouse — classic Colorado steakhouse.
Pizza 101 — local favorite brick-oven pizza near Mountain House base.
Keystone Ranch — upscale steakhouse on a historic 1930s homestead.
Ski Tip Lodge — historic B&B restaurant, prix-fixe four-course menu.
Montezuma Roadhouse — modern American menu in River Run Village.

Shopping

Gorsuch, Ltd. — upscale ski apparel and outerwear.
Christy Sports — ski, snowboard, and outdoor gear rental and retail.
Keystone Jewelers — fine jewelry in the Silver Mill building.
Warren Station Center for the Arts — rotating local art exhibitions and craft markets.

15 Minutes

Copper Mountain

Three connected villages — Center, East, and West — make up Copper's dining and retail.

Dining

JJ's Rocky Mountain Tavern — turn-of-the-century saloon, longest bar in Summit County.
Eagle BBQ — Colorado-style barbecue.
Ten Mile Tavern — popular lunch and après spot.
High Rockies Whiskey & Wine Bar — over 200 whiskeys, bourbons, and wines.
Incline Bar & Grill — ski-in/ski-out pub fare, 20 beers on tap.
CB Grille — Copper's most-cited fine-dining option.

Shopping

Camp Hale Outfitters — apparel, gear rentals, and equipment.

10 Minutes

Dillon

Dillon's dining centers on Main Street and the Dillon Marina.

Dining

Dillon Dam Brewery — largest brewpub in the Colorado Rockies.
Cala Pub & Restaurant — Irish pub fare, fish and chips, shepherd's pie.
Bistro North — global-influenced menu, hand-crafted cocktails.
Last Chance Pizza — often cited as the best pizza in Summit County.
Pug Ryan's Brewing Company — steakhouse and brewpub, plus a seasonal lakeside Tiki Bar.
Chimayo Grill — fast-casual coastal Mexican since 1998.

Shopping

Christy Sports — ski and outdoor gear.
Columbine Ski & Sport — family-owned ski and snowboard rentals since 1983.
Everything Colorado — Colorado-themed gifts and souvenirs.
Pioneer Sports — gear rentals and outdoor apparel.
REI Co-op and Sun & Ski Sports — national outdoor retailers.

10 Minutes

Silverthorne

Best known for outlet shopping, with a growing independent dining scene on Main Street.

Dining

Sauce on the Blue — Italian dining on the banks of the Blue River.
Mountain Lyon Café — mom-and-pop diner, hearty breakfasts and lunches.
Timberline Craft Kitchen & Cocktails — New American, locally sourced ingredients.
Angry James Brewery — local craft beer taproom.
Mint Steakhouse — grill-your-own-steak concept, est. 1862.
Sunshine Café, Bluebird Market — additional local favorites.

Shopping

Outlets at Silverthorne — 40 name-brand outlet stores across three pedestrian villages.
Cutthroat Anglers — premier local fly shop and guide service.

30 Minutes

Vail

The most polished of the resort towns — pedestrian-only cobblestone villages, luxury boutiques, and acclaimed restaurants.

Dining

Matsuhisa — Nobu's legendary sushi in the Rockies.
Sweet Basil — Vail Village icon since 1977, Michelin Guide-recognized.
Mountain Standard — wood-fired American cuisine.
Russell's — steakhouse since 1989, Certified Angus beef and Alaskan king crab.
Vail Chophouse — slopeside steakhouse at the base of the Eagle Bahn Gondola.
El Segundo — bold tacos, extensive tequila list.
Pepi's Restaurant & Bar — historic Vail Village après institution.

Shopping

J. Cotter Gallery — contemporary designer jewelry, in Vail since 1969.
Kemo Sabe — high-end Western wear, custom-shaped hats and boots.
Gorsuch, The Golden Bear, Cogswell Gallery, Lady Jones, Perch — additional Vail Village boutiques and galleries.
Patagonia and The North Face — Vail Village storefronts of the national outdoor retailers.

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Breckenridge

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Keystone

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Copper Mountain

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Dillon

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Silverthorne

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Vail

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