Steak House • $$$
“For a relatively small town, the market has a terrific assortment of different, uh, meats and seafood! Not a big place but cera big heart. The service was quick and friendly. We should have taken advantage of the order-ahead capability, and now that we know they have it, we will. A bit pricey, even by SB standards, but the quality and service more than make up for it. A gem for locals!“
“Great Thai place find high up in the winter slopes of Steamboat Springs! Quite authentic with friendly Thai service staff. My family went there for dinner - the beef noodle soup and coconut ice-cream were clear stand-outs, while the tom yum soup and chicken wings were decent as well. An affordable option amongst generally high-priced restaurants in the vicinity.“
“The food was so good that it's hard to describe. There were so many wonderful flavors combined to make an amazing dish. We had the pork medallions with cherry sauce and chili fried onions, patato mash, and shrimp spring rolls as an app. The service was slow to start. They only had 5 tables with patrons, but it took them almost 5 minutes to acknowledge we were there. Right after being seated, the waiter came back to the table and said the chef requested we hurry with our order. It was an hour before they closed for the evening, though. From slow to hurried. The food saved their review.“
“3 went for dinner. BLT wedge salad and warm spinach salads were great. The bison and 8 oz filet were cooked a perfection. Desserts and accompanying port were fantastic. The only complaint is the finishing of parmesan/ horseradish was tasteless/horrific. They made the 8 oz fillet into a cheeseburger. At the prices they charge, that is unconscionable. So go, spend a lot of money, just don't get any finishes on your steak.“
“Old school looking restaurant with fantastic food! Everything was really good: fantastic burgers, scallops, steaks, ribs and nice salad bar comes with the meals. Mud pie for dessert was awesome and shareable. Some of the best food I’ve had in many trips to Steamboat.“