Great experience. Million dollar views, great food and service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Breakfast Burrito, Biscuits and Gravy, Nachos, Breakfast Sandwich, Beef Chili
Frank Traylor
The Broken Arrow has a great breakfast burrito to start your day and the best cheeseburger at the area. You'll have to choose of you prefer a hearty breakfast or lunch. In the springtime the patio is beautiful and often has live music. The perfect apres ski spot.
Eugene CKS
Reduced food and services offerings due to staff shortage.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Beef Chili
D C.
I had breakfast here. Three people, coffee, rolls, one yogurt. Didn't order any of the hot dishes. Self serve. At checkout it was $57, which is high even for Beaver Creek. But ok. The seating area was fine. Bus your own tray. The reason for one star has nothing to do with any of this. It's because when you checkout the credit card machine asks what tip you want. As I recall $6 was the lowest option. There is no option for none. It turns out that by selecting "other" you get to a second menu and can manually enter zero. The device is a handheld, in the hand of the cashier. Look, no tip is warranted for me serving myself a coffee and picking up a roll with my own hand. But forcing me to either pay a $6 tip or fumble around while the cashier holds a small electronic I'm supposed to navigate through to submenus is abhorrent. Shame on you.
Jessica Greer
We stopped here to get a hot chocolate to warm up after skiing for several hours. When we got to the host stand they required proof of vaccination, and refused to seat us without it. You’re really suppose to carry your vaccination cards while you’re skiing? This place is a joke.
John Hutton
An absolute nightmare. Avoid this place at all cost, unless you plan to spend 3 hours waiting for lousy fried food, so slow, understaffed, disorganized. And also food is disgusting, horrible, recipe for indigestion. Wasted half a ski day here.
Caroline W.
The service was very poor. We were told by the wait staff we had 45 min when we sat down. We ordered right away and asked for the check as soon as we were done eating trying to keep it as quick on our part as possible. As we were waiting for the check, a waitress came over and told us our time was up (even though we were waiting on them). Then once they brought the check, they charged me $9.25 for a $5 beer. I brought it up to the waitress and she rudely responded "It will take me at least 15 min to fix it so if you really need $1.50, you can stand in the corner and wait for it" as if the mistake was on my end and she was frustrated with me. No customer service here and food is crazy over priced.
Gary K.
Typical (these days) Vail Sh*t Show. Dirty. Understaffed. Inept staff. Disorganized. Rotten creamers for coffee. Eveyone has a mask but everything is a dirty disorganized pricey mess.
This was not open on Friday, August 7, 2020 at 1:00PM, so call them to see if they are open before coming.
joemQ4543UU
This eatery is at the base of the mountain, but away from the Centennial area, so it was nice and warm outside without the crowds that are associated with the Chop House. Usual skier fare for lunch, but $3.50 drafts all day! We ate there more than once.
Arne Mandell
Great place to grab hot BBQ and a cold lager, $3.50 everyday (Feb. '20). The patio faces the slopes and gets direct sunshine, shade available!
John Rediehs
Cheapest draft on the mountain @ $3 every day and every hour. The food is the usual cafeteria style of the mountain restaurants but still gets the job done. Atmosphere is great with friendly staff and quick service.
Troy Layne
Food was good, wait staff was very nice and the prices were a bit more reasonable here at apres than they are up on the mountain or in the village. Pretty quiet place compared to Bachelor Gulch or Centennial Base, and that's good and bad. Prefer to ear out on the nice patio area since inside things feel more cramped.
Bathrooms need an overhaul
Great experience. Million dollar views, great food and service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Breakfast Burrito, Biscuits and Gravy, Nachos, Breakfast Sandwich, Beef Chili
The Broken Arrow has a great breakfast burrito to start your day and the best cheeseburger at the area. You'll have to choose of you prefer a hearty breakfast or lunch. In the springtime the patio is beautiful and often has live music. The perfect apres ski spot.
Reduced food and services offerings due to staff shortage.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Beef Chili
I had breakfast here. Three people, coffee, rolls, one yogurt. Didn't order any of the hot dishes. Self serve. At checkout it was $57, which is high even for Beaver Creek. But ok. The seating area was fine. Bus your own tray. The reason for one star has nothing to do with any of this. It's because when you checkout the credit card machine asks what tip you want. As I recall $6 was the lowest option. There is no option for none. It turns out that by selecting "other" you get to a second menu and can manually enter zero. The device is a handheld, in the hand of the cashier. Look, no tip is warranted for me serving myself a coffee and picking up a roll with my own hand. But forcing me to either pay a $6 tip or fumble around while the cashier holds a small electronic I'm supposed to navigate through to submenus is abhorrent. Shame on you.
We stopped here to get a hot chocolate to warm up after skiing for several hours. When we got to the host stand they required proof of vaccination, and refused to seat us without it. You’re really suppose to carry your vaccination cards while you’re skiing? This place is a joke.
An absolute nightmare. Avoid this place at all cost, unless you plan to spend 3 hours waiting for lousy fried food, so slow, understaffed, disorganized. And also food is disgusting, horrible, recipe for indigestion. Wasted half a ski day here.
The service was very poor. We were told by the wait staff we had 45 min when we sat down. We ordered right away and asked for the check as soon as we were done eating trying to keep it as quick on our part as possible. As we were waiting for the check, a waitress came over and told us our time was up (even though we were waiting on them). Then once they brought the check, they charged me $9.25 for a $5 beer. I brought it up to the waitress and she rudely responded "It will take me at least 15 min to fix it so if you really need $1.50, you can stand in the corner and wait for it" as if the mistake was on my end and she was frustrated with me. No customer service here and food is crazy over priced.
Typical (these days) Vail Sh*t Show. Dirty. Understaffed. Inept staff. Disorganized. Rotten creamers for coffee. Eveyone has a mask but everything is a dirty disorganized pricey mess.
Wonderful staff working hard to serve everyone.
Restaurantji Recommends
This was not open on Friday, August 7, 2020 at 1:00PM, so call them to see if they are open before coming.
This eatery is at the base of the mountain, but away from the Centennial area, so it was nice and warm outside without the crowds that are associated with the Chop House. Usual skier fare for lunch, but $3.50 drafts all day! We ate there more than once.
Great place to grab hot BBQ and a cold lager, $3.50 everyday (Feb. '20). The patio faces the slopes and gets direct sunshine, shade available!
Cheapest draft on the mountain @ $3 every day and every hour. The food is the usual cafeteria style of the mountain restaurants but still gets the job done. Atmosphere is great with friendly staff and quick service.
Food was good, wait staff was very nice and the prices were a bit more reasonable here at apres than they are up on the mountain or in the village. Pretty quiet place compared to Bachelor Gulch or Centennial Base, and that's good and bad. Prefer to ear out on the nice patio area since inside things feel more cramped.