Elegant, mountainside kitchen serving choice New American fare in posh lodge with live piano music.
"Crystal chandeliers, a piano bar, and an open kitchen make for a dramatic and romantic dinner setting inside the gorgeous Chateau Beaver Creek guest lodge. The elegant, white-tablecloth service starts with seafood towers, smoked ham consomme, and Petrossian caviar, followed by sophisticated specialties like swordfish au poivre, Colorado lamb rack, and Long Island duck. And don’t forget to save room for a pillowy lemon or chocolate souffle for dessert." - Katie Shapiro
"Crystal chandeliers, a piano bar, and an open kitchen make for a dramatic and romantic dinner setting inside the gorgeous Chateau Beaver Creek guest lodge. The elegant, white-tablecloth service starts with seafood towers, smoked ham consomme, and Petrossian caviar, followed by sophisticated specialties like swordfish au poivre, Colorado lamb rack, and Long Island duck. And don’t forget to save room for a pillowy lemon or chocolate souffle for dessert." - Katie Shapiro
"You’ll probably feel as royal as Andy Cohen during BravoCon when you walk into the chandelier-filled Splendido at the Chateau Beaver Creek. Start things off with Vail Valley’s best dirty martini that’s perfectly shaken, comes served at just the right temperature (extremely cold), and has the perfect amount of olive juice. Based on the atmosphere, the menu makes total sense: caviar, foie gras, a Colorado lamb rack, and seasonal specials that are interesting and always good. Leave room for dessert, especially if you like soufflé. " - kim fuller
"You’ll probably feel as royal as Andy Cohen during BravoCon when you walk into the chandelier-filled Splendido at the . Start things off with Vail Valley’s best dirty martini that’s perfectly shaken, comes served at just the right temperature (extremely cold), and has the perfect amount of olive juice. Based on the atmosphere, the menu makes total sense: caviar, foie gras, a Colorado lamb rack, and seasonal specials that are interesting and always good. Leave room for dessert, especially if you like soufflé. " - Kim Fuller
"You might think the name lays things on a bit thick, but the setting is as grand and as comfortable as could be hoped for, and the warm, attentive service is sure to make you feel like royalty. Looking beyond the glamorous environs, you'll find a thoughtful menu overseen by longtime chef Brian Ackerman, which straddles the line between creative and classic, seen in a pomegranate-marinated rack of Colorado lamb. Dover sole, pan-seared before being adroitly filleted tableside and served with brown butter beurre blanc, is a menu staple for good reason. End with an airy soufflé, or opt for something a bit more nostalgic, like a chocolate and peanut butter pave." - Michelin Inspector
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