Breckenridge restaurants offer a wide variety of delicious dining with something for everyone. This unique mountain town serves up some of the best dining in the region in locales that range from rustic to regal.  With more than 75 restaurants and bars to choose from, the only problem you might have is deciding where “not to eat”.  A quick stroll down main street is an easy way to explore the culinary options available or use our recommendations for places to eat in town as a starting guide.  No matter what dining options you seek, Breckenridge restaurants have something for every taste bud and every budget.

Downstairs at Eric’s:
(970) 453-1401

Downstairs at Eric’s is Breckenridge’s family sports bar. A multitude of flat screen TV’s and full satellite sports coverage mean you will never miss a game. Meanwhile, the kids will love playing in the huge arcade.  The menu consists of pizza, burgers, sandwiches, salads, and more, offering plenty of options for families with even the pickiest eaters. Downstairs at Eric’s serves the full menu every day until midnight. Daily lunch specials are available for those visiting earlier in the afternoon.

Empire Burger:
(970) 453-2329

If you are looking for a good place to grab a burger, go where the locals go and head to Empire Burger. Great service, great food and reasonable prices have made this casual restaurant a staple for Breckenridge visitors, and with their twenty unique side sauces guarantee you’ll be able to try a new variation every time you visit.

Park & Main:
(970) 453-9493

Breck’s newest restaurant offers top-notch ingredients in a menu of sandwiches, snacks, salads and more.  In addition to more traditional fare like the BLT and the Italian Grinder, Park & Main also offers up a wide variety of mouthwatering international options, including a Vietnamese Banh Mi, a Gyro, and a Chicken Shawarma.

Quandary:
(970) 547-5969

Open for lunch and dinner, the Quandary Grille offers soups, salads, sandwiches, steaks, and assorted entrees.  The casual atmosphere, proximity to the slopes, and great happy hour make it the perfect place to refuel or enjoy a beverage after a day of skiing. On warm, March days, their large patio offers a chance to soak in the spring sunshine.

Lucha Cantina:
(970) 453-1342

The words “late-night Mexican food” may bring to mind images of greasy, cheesy deep-fried junk food, but Lucha is exactly the opposite.  With fresh, healthy ingredients prepared to order, and mouth-watering homemade salsas, you’ll find yourself coming in for breakfast, lunch and dinner.  And since they are open daily until 2am or later, you can stop in for a late night snack without feeling guilty.  Burritos, tacos, and quesadillas are just a few of options available, and their made-to-order breakfast burritos are downright addictive.

Blue River Bistro:
(970) 453-6974

Located on the northern end of Main Street, the Blue River Bistro combines a casual atmosphere and great, live jazz with world-class Italian-American cuisine.  Fresh, quality ingredients form the base for the variety of gourmet salads, sandwiches, pastas and entrees.  Open for lunch and dinner, the best time to visit is happy hour, where you’ll enjoy 2-for-1 appetizers and martinis.