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Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Vail. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you.. North America's biggest and most popular ski resort, Vail is an alpine village in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. Long a favorite of serious skiers and jet setting celebrities, Vail now also draws a younger, hipper snowboarding crowd. Skiing is king at Vail Mountain and the Blue Sky Basin, but the area's vast splendor is perfect for hiking, biking, snowmobiling or scenery-gazing at any time of the year.
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10. Ein Prosit - Avon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
German Beer Hall with a selection of 18 different sausages, soups, sandwiches, meat & cheese boards, and 12 Imported Rotating Drafts, and of course, giant delicious Bavarian pretzels
Reviewed By MTNKRISTIN
Happy hour haven! Try the paloma... you will not regret it. Fantastic hand made sausages. Excellent pretzels. Great beer selection.
9. Ludwig's breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By A T
We had breakfast at Ludwigâs and couldnât believe how wonderful it was. There were so many stations with a wide variety of fruit, pastries, meats, cheeses, pancakes, waffles, omelettes, etc. The service was excellent and everything was beautifully displayed and tasted great. Wow!
8. The Left Bank
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
Left Bank Restaurant is a fine-dining staple bringing authentic French cuisine to the heart of Vail Village. Come dine in style!
Reviewed By Neil W W
I had no complaints about a cocktail, onion soup and oysters. My wife however did not enjoy their homemade pasta and her burratta was served slightly too cold (should be at room temp).I would return but she would not. Looks like I won't be returning at least with her. Kurt was our waiter - he is also the bartender and he was very competent and made me feel right at home. Thanks for your support, Neil! Glad to hear you enjoyed your meal. If there was anything wrong with your wife's meal, you should have let us know -- we would have fixed things as best as we could. Hope to see you back in the future. -Jean-Michel, Owner
7. Ein Prosit - Avon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
German Beer Hall with a selection of 18 different sausages, soups, sandwiches, meat & cheese boards, and 12 Imported Rotating Drafts, and of course, giant delicious Bavarian pretzels
Reviewed By MTNKRISTIN
Happy hour haven! Try the paloma... you will not regret it. Fantastic hand made sausages. Excellent pretzels. Great beer selection.
6. La Tour Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 798 reviews
La Tour is a sophisticated landmark restaurant where legacy meets elegance in the heart of the mountains. Located in the heart of Vail Village, just steps from the parking structure and the gondola, La Tourâs central location enhances its lively and upbea
Reviewed By angelak336
We were staying at the Hotel Talisa and the concierge there, Christine, recommended we come here for dinner. Since itâs the end of the ski season they are running specials, like 27% off select wine bottles and all dinner entrees are $27. The atmosphere is intimate and cozy. We got a great table by the window. Our server was attentive and personable. He suggested that we talk to the sommelier for wine selection. The Somm, Kye (I think thatâs how you spell his name) was approachable and easy going, not stuffy nor pushy. We selected, with his help, a French red wine that is not from your more common regions. This wine is from the Minervois region. If you donât finish the bottle you can bring it with you; they put it in a bag for you. For appetizer we ordered the Shishito peppers, great presentation and well-made. For the entree we decided to go for a local specialty, the rocky mountain trout meunière. So crispy yet juicy and tender, with lots yet well-balanced flavor. Great experience with good food and wine!
5. Pepi's Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 952 reviews
Reviewed By LagunaGypsy
Miamimangomike gave a very accurate and eloquent review that I would agree with 100%. Our Weinerschnitzel was dried out along with the potatoes. The jagerschnitzel's sauce tasted like it came out of can. So disappointing.
4. Ludwig's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 244 reviews
Ludwig's is pleased to offer European cuisine, featuring a menu of entirely gluten-free dishes artfully crafted by our Executive Chef Florian Schwarz. Every item on the menu, including fresh made pastas, bread and desserts, is gluten free. Fresh ingredien
Reviewed By tvonruex
Cozy, quaint, clean (a definite Bavarian/Austrian touch everywhere, just like the Original Sonnenalp) and the patio right at the stream is amazing on a warm summer morning, what's not to love? For the quality and selection offered, we think the prices ($24 Continental, $38 full buffet) are fair (Coffee's teas and many juices are included as well and the Cappuchino's are excellent). The service we experienced as "walk-ins" was exceptional - from the greeter to the waiters - world class all-around. Our new favorite breakfast place in Eagle County.Dear tvonruex,Thank you for your wonderful revue. it is always such a pleasure to hear that our service and food at Ludwig's breakfast was exceptional. Love to hear that we are your new favorite breakfast place in whole Eagle County. Hoping to welcoming you back shortly again.RegardsDanijela McGinley
3. Swiss Chalet - Vail
Overall Ratings
4 based on 434 reviews
Reviewed By Alphaj
We come to the Swiss Chalet every year during Vail Oktoberfest. We were disappointed that they no longer have the appetizer cheese fondue. As a result we had to get it as a entree which comes with both bread and a very generous amount of vegetables. We were too full to order another entree, and we missed being able to have our weinersnitzel. We did have a salad, plus a dessert called Heisse Liebe (which translates to hot love). It has a hot raspberry/rum sauce, vanilla ice cream, topped with whipped cream and fresh raspberries. We would have come back the next night to have that dessert again, but they are closed on Mondays. The service is amazing, and they check on you every 3-5 minutes. We can't wait to come back next year.Dear Alphaj,Let me know when you are back next year and I can see what we can do to accommodate an appetizer size. Agreed, there is always room for one of our favorite summer desserts "Heisse Liebe". Don't hesitate to reach out: 970-479-5523.BestDanijela McGinley
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2. Vintage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
French brasserie offering brunch, lunch and dinner. Indoor and outdoor dining, full bar and extensive wine list.
Reviewed By Bowie1fan
Wanted to try something new in the village in Vail. This place did not disappoint! The food and service were fantastic!!! I highly recommend the bacon wrapped figs!!!
1. Almresi Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 229 reviews
Our cuisine is inspired by the Alps and the Rocky Mountains and the cozy The European rustic mountain cottage offers daily Dinner in a cozy exceptional atmosphere. Be inspired by our welcoming staff and join us for daily Après Ski and Happy hour! Donât mi
Reviewed By FNW53
What a FANTASTIC evening. EVERYTHING, from the moment we arrived could not have been better. The atmosphere was spell binding. The staff, friendly, efficient, accommodating are professional and represented the restaurant accordingly. The menu, right from Austria with a slight Bavarian touch. The meals are delicious and filling. Authentic flavors abound. I find it difficult to share our true feelings as everything was just wonderful, I thought I had returned to the Alps.Vielen Dank,
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