Grouse Mountain Grill

vailsnail 

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16 years ago

Views, music and great food! – I love this restaurant! The views are amazing, the staff (that we have had) are super friendly and very professional. In fact, every time we have gone there, the manager, Tony, has introduced himself or remembered us from our previous visit. The food has never been better- try the spice crusted duck with parsnip blintzes and cherries, the pretzel crusted pork chops with orange mustard sauce and the apple bread pudding is the best I have ever had. The wine list is huge and most every wine is one... read more

mushujanine 

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17 years ago

Decent but pricey food, Atrocious waiter – On entering the BC resort area I was excited to hear at the gate entrance that in we were staying at the best hotel (The Pines Lodge) and that its restaurant, Grouse Mountain Grill was excellent. The hotel exceeded our expectations but the restaurant was dissapointing. We were seated immediately and our hostess was extremely cordial, but unfortunately for us we ended up with a sulky and rude waiter. As other reviewers have commented, the wines are very expensive (our was $17/glass).... read more

harddriv 

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20 years ago

Beaver Creek Elegance – Our party of six was very pleased with our meal. I started with the rock shrimp & fingerling potato appetizer served on a flatbread with cider syrup. Absolutely delicious. I usually don't order chicken but the sweet onion egg noodles it came with won me over. It was better than you can magine. Wine list had a lot of pricey selections, but offers several quality offerings by the glass. The live piano player added a nice ambiance. 

Bayridge231 

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21 years ago

Tough Critic – Yes, it's expensive. So what are you doing in Beaver Creek then? Absolutely wonderful meal. Service was attentive, but not absolute. The wine list is a bit much, but we mananged with a decent bottle for $70. At least the glasses were a cut above. Take one of the many Beaver Creek Shuttle buses to get there. Parking and access are a bit tight. 

one_spod 

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21 years ago

Best in the Vail Valley – As with all of Vail/Beaver Creek high flyers, GMG does things with style and class... but with a Rocky Mountain attitude. I picked it above Splendido, Sweet Basil, Picasso, Larkspur and all the rest to celebrate my wedding engagement and it will remain a family favorite as long as Beaver Creek remains our destination of choice.