Amy’s guidebook
Food scene
My favorite place for breakfast/brunch is Creekside Cafe & Grill, on the other side of town. Expect a wait!
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Creekside Cafe & Grill
131 11th StMy favorite place for breakfast/brunch is Creekside Cafe & Grill, on the other side of town. Expect a wait!
For dinner, we really like Mahogany Ridge Brewery, great food and microbrews, although it gets very busy so best to make reservations in advance.
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Mahogany Ridge Brewery & Grill
435 Lincoln AveFor dinner, we really like Mahogany Ridge Brewery, great food and microbrews, although it gets very busy so best to make reservations in advance.
Salt & Lime
628 Lincoln AveSalt & Lime on Lincoln Avenue has delicious tacos for lunch or dinner.
Best sandwiches in Steamboat are at Yampa Sandwich Co (previously called Backcountry Deli)
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Yampa Sandwich Company
635 Lincoln AveBest sandwiches in Steamboat are at Yampa Sandwich Co (previously called Backcountry Deli)
We love Skull Creek Greek downstairs from Yampa Sandwich, for tasty gyros!
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Skull Creek Greek
635 Lincoln AveWe love Skull Creek Greek downstairs from Yampa Sandwich, for tasty gyros!
Apres-ski
Slopeside Grill
1855 Ski Time Square DrT Bar At Steamboat
2045 Ski Time Square DrHot Springs
A place not to miss is Strawberry Park Hot Springs , it’s a little slice of heaven on earth! $15 (cash only, $20 on holidays and holiday weekends) gets you access to the natural hot springs, which are awesome after a day on the slopes. It’s about 10 miles out of town, up a crazy windy dirt road, you'll definitely need 4 wheel drive to get there. They are also shuttles available which will pick you up and drop you back off at home, if you don’t want to drive. More information is available on their website: http://www.strawberryhotsprings.com
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Strawberry Park Natural Hot Springs
44200 Co Rd 36A place not to miss is Strawberry Park Hot Springs , it’s a little slice of heaven on earth! $15 (cash only, $20 on holidays and holiday weekends) gets you access to the natural hot springs, which are awesome after a day on the slopes. It’s about 10 miles out of town, up a crazy windy dirt road, you'll definitely need 4 wheel drive to get there. They are also shuttles available which will pick you up and drop you back off at home, if you don’t want to drive. More information is available on their website: http://www.strawberryhotsprings.com