Where to Eat: Crested Butte Fine Dining
Choosing where to eat can be more challenging than skiing down that double black run. This is especially true in Crested Butte, which offers more fine dining than any other town its size in Colorado. Be sure to make reservations early (days or even weeks before), to ensure you can grab a table during the busy seasons.
Hours Updated for Off-Season
Featured Restaurant
(French-Inspired) - Tucked into an alley in downtown Crested Butte, Soupçon is a 50-year-old French-inspired fine-dining restaurant that has been delighting guests with exquisite cuisine and impeccable service for decades.
Almont Resort
(American) - Fireside dining including breakfast, lunch, dinner, and happy hour.
Elk Ave Prime
(Steakhouse) - The highest quality hand cut USDA PRIME steaks, pastas, lamb chops, and more.
Wooden Nickel
(Steakhouse) - Crested Butte's oldest saloon and steakhouse is the perfect spot to dine, drink, and mingle after a day on the slopes.
Thai Chili 78
(Thai) – Pad Thai, drunken noodles, pot stickers and more.
Thai Smile
(Thai) – CB's newest restaurant with Pad Thai, stir fried rice, spring rolls and more.
Yukihana
(Sushi & Sake Bar) - Delicious high-end sushi and Korean specialties right next to Kochevar's Bar.
Public House
(Gastropub) - A menu with pub style foods accompanied by a wide selection of craft beers.
Garlic Mike's
(Italian) - Red-checkered tablecloths, family friendly, and nicely decorated environs.
Breadery
(Eatery & Bar) – Sourdough pizza, seasonal salads, small plates, and artisanal cocktails.
The Sunflower
(Farm to Table) – Delicious organic creations and natural small plates.
The Gourmet Noodle
(Italian) – Family recipes highlight the traditional Italian cuisine here.
Two Twelve
(Modern American) – Crested Butte’s newest restaurant, an upscale dining experience.
Ryce Asian Bistro
(Asian Fusion) – Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese cuisine.
Izakaya Cabin
(Japanese) – Sushi and Japanese cuisine.
Uley's Cabin and Ice Bar
(American) –Ice bar with dining inside.
