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Top 10 American food in Frisco, Colorado, United States
Reviews on American food in Frisco, Colorado, United States. Frisco in Colorado is a small town close to several ski resorts. With fantastic scope for skiing and other outdoor pursuits as well as being a great base from which to explore Colorado and the Rocky Mountains, Frisco describes itself as the Main Street of the Rockies, and is a great place for a family holiday.The first stop for many tourists in Frisco will be the Frisco Nordic Center at the Peninsula Recreation Area, with facilities for skating, cross country skiing and snowshoeing throughout the winter months. The Breckenridge and Copper Mountain ski resorts are also nearby and provide all sorts of skiing and snowboarding opportunities. Any outdoor enthusiast will certainly find a huge range of ski trails and activities for all levels of experience and ability. If you're feeling particularly adventurous, you can even take the whole family white water rafting! In the evenings, Frisco is a small town, but contains an impressive number of restaurants, shops and nightlife. And if you need a break from the slopes, the Frisco Historic Park & Museum is great for kids, a collection of preserved and reconstructed historic buildings which chart Frisco's development from trapper camp to mining town to its present day tourist haven.
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10. Ollie's Pub and Grub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 320 reviews
Reviewed By Belize5280
We've actually been eating at this location since the 80's but the name at that time was Barclay's and really nothing much has changed except some menu options. We had the steak taco's with chips and salsa and OMG was it good. There is another Ollie's location in Breckinridge right up the street. We would recommend this place for burgers, steak taco's and very cheap happy hour prices.
9. Bread and Salt
Overall Ratings
4 based on 270 reviews
Bread and salt is welcome greeting ceremony in many European cultures. A traditional sign of hospitality: Bread - So you never go hungry. Salt - So there is always spice in your life. While we are classical breakfast place, we respect seasonality and infl
Reviewed By SCalCanz
Super location for outdoor breakfast/brunch after a morning hike or bike ride. Excellent coffee and a very inventive menu. I had their veggie benedict (forget the actual name) which was very good except for the cold has browns which kind of spoiled the whole thing. Service was solid given the crowd, too.
8. Log Cabin Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 507 reviews
Reviewed By wecanoe
It was a weekday morning and this place was busy! Tables are packed together pretty tight, so donât expect much privacy with your conversations. Breakfasts were cooked as expected and served with delicious homemade strawberry and blueberry jams. All of our food was tasty, though the Bloody Mary ordered lacked flavor.
7. Silverheels Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 495 reviews
Reviewed By Julie F
I am so mad by even reliving this experience and having to share with everyone. Iâm all about good karma and vibes and talk trash or try and make anyoneâs life or business suffer. BUT the experience my family had with this restaurant was horrible. Our wait time was horrible ( 1 1/2 hours) some of the food was then cold. We kept going to the waitress and even approached the manager at another table and he said âweâll be with you in a ninute} Then they didnât split the bill like we asked,. The list goes on and one. The good is mediocre. Tasteless taco salad. Canât believer the manager didnât come talk with us. I will never go back. I canât believe we even paid for the food.
6. 5th Avenue Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 311 reviews
The 5th Avenue Grille is a neighborhood eatery crafting elevated food paired with genuine hospitality in our unpretentious mountain surroundings. We believe in using real, wholesome ingredients prepared with care and imagination for a happier healthy life
Reviewed By Jenny H
Had a wonderful lunch on the patio, umbrellas of you don't want ti be in the sun! Atmosphere and food couldn't have been better! Burger was juicy, cooked just how we'r ordered it. Potato soup was a meal in itself and scrumptious! And the BEST ARUGULA SALAD EVER: goat cheese, mango and pine nuts made it unique with perfect balance of textures and flavor ... ya gotta try it!!
5. The Lost Cajun
Overall Ratings
4 based on 657 reviews
Reviewed By Deedeedee1985
I have come to love this place. Visit several times a year since they have opened in 2010. Well this past Friday has changed it all. I went around opening time to find a sign stating they were closed. I spoke to a man I assumed he was a manager and was told he had no server. I thought that was weird because why couldn't he wait tables. But that's not the point. The point is that he talked to me in a tone that was rude and demeaning. I have not been treated like this ever in this location until now. Unfortunately I love the food but not this new staff. I will not be returning.
4. Butterhorn Bakery and Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1227 reviews
The Butterhorn Bakery & Cafe has been in business for about 40 years. It is the local's and tourist's favorite spot for breakfast and lunch. Every recipe is handcrafted from scratch in our kitchen and we bake everything fresh daily in our bakery. We also
Reviewed By Boreas414
The Butterhorn is a Summit County treasure. I've been there many times for breakfast and lunch and it NEVER disappoints. The food is fresh and delicious. The service is outstanding. The popularity is evident by the lines outside the door. Don't worry about waiting for a table...the wait if worth it!!!
3. Vinny's Euro American Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 504 reviews
Vinny's is chef owned and operated, serving natural, organic, local, humane, fresh, hand-crafted ingredients. Choose from Pub, Courtyard (weather permitting), or Dining room seating. Make selections from our Happy Hour Menu (Fridat-Sunday 2-5), the Sandwi
Reviewed By Dee W
My partner and I were excited to find an organic restaurant in Frisco. The atmosphere is historically old and relatively casual, and the service is good. Their menu is very interesting, and offers healthy, gluten free options. However, neither my partner nor I felt the food was outstanding, nor deserving of the cost [meal for two was approximately $100, which included one glass of wine for me and cola for him].
2. Breckenridge Pour House
The Breckenridge Pour House is Breckenridge's only self-pour beer hall, and will feature 64 taps with a wide variety of beers, ciders, etc. We also offer great pub food, and we have one of the nicest decks in Breckenridge!
Reviewed By AndyBre
We stumbled upon this place not long after it opened. They have a beer wall where you pour your own which was not up and running, but we had a great lunch sitting on their deck. We can recommend the burgers (the one with elk was really good) and the kids meals we had were well received. Pricing is reasonable for Breck.
1. BoLD Restaurant and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 189 reviews
BoLD offers an exceptional breakfast, designed to set you up for a day on the slopes. Our lunch, happy hour and dinner show off our Mediterranean influences.
Reviewed By viganiko
Tasty and giant portions of Mediterranean food. Great appetizers, the mixed plate was great for sharing. The mains are giant portions too, and everything was nicely presented, big and had great flavor combinations. The only downside was the waitress seemed to have a bad day, but she still was efficient and quick.
