Restaurants near Bear Creek Ranger Station

We were delighted to be seated by the window. All of the restaurant staff were personable and did a great job. The food was delicious and comforting on a cold and snowy ski day. It is great that Peaks is open for lunch this year. The Summit's other restaurant has great ambiance and food, but the steady stream of guests entering directly from the outsides makes Peaks a preferable choice in cold weather-- quite relaxing.

Westward Social was an excellent experience. I dined for lunch and dinner. Staff were friendly and knowledgable and provided great recommendations. The food portions were perfect and the food was delicious. I highly recommend!

As a family, we like going to Chets. However, on this visit we were disappointed in the quality of the food. The special, lamb chops, were over seasoned and charred to the point of being burned. The French dip was very dry and unappetizing. The chicken was over cooked. The plates that the food was served on were cool, causing the food to chill down. On a bright note, our server, Trevor was great! He was very polite, knowledgeable of the menu and attentive! Would we give Chets another try, maybe.

The experienced was greatly enhanced by the fantastic service. Food was delicious. Prices extremely reasonable for wine & starters. The entree prices are a bit high ranging from $48 - $60. We shared an entree and it was delicious and plenty of food. Given the price of the entree ($57) I thought the split plate charge of $7.50 was a bit excessive. That was the only negative of the entire experience.

Excellent food. Had baked Camembert appetizer, slow braised short ribs, trout and wagyu striploins. Everything was cooked to perfection. Chef easily accommodated a food allergy by coming out and talking to us directly and checked in after food came out to see if pleased. Personable waiter. Literally no complaints which is rare. Highly recommend.