I walked in at 3:58 and they're supposed to close at 4. I wanted to buy a drink but the guy got in my face and said "sorry we're closed" and slammed the door on my face. Terrible
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Michael raney
Expensive and they will not give you a cup for water. Don’t buy beer here. Expensive and they make you purchase food with it.
Margaret Van Vliet
They are supposed to open daily at 8:00 am but (when the manager isn’t there), they open late and ignore the rules of operational efficiency that I expect at a resort such as Vail. Even more disappointing is the nonchalant attitude of the workers.
M
Adorable and friendly grab and go coffee shop featuring hot drinks, sodas, breakfast treats, lunch items, and snacks! Fast service. Seating in lodge lobby just steps away. I will be back! Highly recommended!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lisa
The fries here are very delicious
Lisa Liu
The fries here are very delicious
Melanie Smith
The food was fantastic but I can’t get over how bad the cocktail service was that I’m giving it two stars. Also, I’m not entirely convinced that the poor cocktails are even the bartenders fault and rather the product of management and maybe an inexperience bar manager.I ordered the Midnight Oil- four roses bourbon, cointreau, orange, chimayo egg white. All things that go very well together… basically like a whiskey sour or a sidecar flip. Awesome. But it wasn’t.First, the drink is batched, they do not make your drink fresh. I watched the bartend pour an orangish colored liquid from a pitcher into a coupe. Which seems odd since it has egg white, right? Usually you need to shake an egg white with the other ingredients to get a nice creamy texture. This drink was not shaken. It was poured and then the bartender broke out a whipped cream dispenser and dispensed egg white foam on top of the drink.Second, the drink was so unbalanced (because the egg white was not shaken into the drink to smooth out the tart flavors). I ended up drinking it down then pouring water in the cocktail to make it drinkable without getting heart burn before the end of lunch.Third, the cocktail was $17. These are DC, NYC, Chicago prices… but when you pay that much in the big city you get a well crafted cocktail.We also had a Paloma, which was also just meh… but not as poorly executed as the Midnight Oil. Really, they need to take it off the menu… it’s that bad.
Michael Jones
This place has some amazing food and drinks. The truffle fries are going to change your world and view on what a fried spud can do. We love stopping in on cold ski days for a hot toddy and the grilled cheese and tomato soup. Pricey but outstanding.
Scott Hellzen
Great food, my wife had grilled cheese and tomato soup. She said best she had ever had. I had a burger and was wonderful. Prices are inline with Vail.
Nikki D
We stopped in for lunch after taking our toddler skiing for the first time. We were blows away by the prices and yes we live in vail so we are not often shocked at food prices but Larkspur prices are absurd. $32 for a hamburger with cheese, $40 for a salad of arugula with chicken, $26 for a bowl of chili. Sorry guys we won’t be returning.
Larkspur was able to accommodate our party of 16 for lunch while we were in Vail, and it was such a splendid meal. The Bloody Mary was made with love and affection. The Kusshi oysters hit the SPOT. Above all, the Lobster Club nourished my soul in a way that prepared me for the afternoon slopes!
A6892CMrachelp
We dine at Larkspur regularly when we're in town for the winter and we ALWAYS love their food and service. However, I would like to give them a special shout out for saving my daughter's birthday. I always do something big for her because her birthday is in between Christmas and New Years. These last two years we've had to cancel her birthday plans due to covid. This year I was desperate to do something that would still allow her to spend time with her friends. Huge shout out to Larkspur, Rafal, and Digger for finding a fantastic solution for us and making it great day!! I am one grateful mama!! P.S. the grilled cheese-tomato soup as well as the crispy chicken tacos are outstanding for lunch!
michaelX1112WO
Restaurant of choice for the past 15 years for a great ski in ski out lunch at Vail Mountain. We usually show up with 8-10 people. The food is exceptionally good with reliable constants on the menu. Everyone has their favorites ready to order. For me it’s the grilled cheese and tomato soup combo. The preparation is second to none anywhere else I have tried. The service at Larkspur is always exceptional. Today we were served by Daniel. He was very accommodating and right on top of everything.
alanmD2697RJ
After supporting Larkspur since it's opening today I experienced something i never thought could happen. Understanding that restaurants needed to raise prices because of covid, the last straw for me was being charged an additional $4.75 for a refill of club soda. I am ok paying the $43 they charge for a bacon cheese burger and fries (without tip and tax) but this was the last straw. While explaining how i felt to the bar tender (that has know me for as long as he worked there) the owner overheard me and went on a tirade telling me how he needed to survive. If the owner cared about his employees maybe he shouldn't have chased away a great client, that clients family and all the friends that frequent the restaurant. I have one word to describe the owner "MORON"
Alexis Luquen
this is the cutest market i’ve ever been in! and so many great options :) highly recommend!
I walked in at 3:58 and they're supposed to close at 4. I wanted to buy a drink but the guy got in my face and said "sorry we're closed" and slammed the door on my face. Terrible
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Expensive and they will not give you a cup for water. Don’t buy beer here. Expensive and they make you purchase food with it.
They are supposed to open daily at 8:00 am but (when the manager isn’t there), they open late and ignore the rules of operational efficiency that I expect at a resort such as Vail. Even more disappointing is the nonchalant attitude of the workers.
Adorable and friendly grab and go coffee shop featuring hot drinks, sodas, breakfast treats, lunch items, and snacks! Fast service. Seating in lodge lobby just steps away. I will be back! Highly recommended!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The fries here are very delicious
The fries here are very delicious
The food was fantastic but I can’t get over how bad the cocktail service was that I’m giving it two stars. Also, I’m not entirely convinced that the poor cocktails are even the bartenders fault and rather the product of management and maybe an inexperience bar manager.I ordered the Midnight Oil- four roses bourbon, cointreau, orange, chimayo egg white. All things that go very well together… basically like a whiskey sour or a sidecar flip. Awesome. But it wasn’t.First, the drink is batched, they do not make your drink fresh. I watched the bartend pour an orangish colored liquid from a pitcher into a coupe. Which seems odd since it has egg white, right? Usually you need to shake an egg white with the other ingredients to get a nice creamy texture. This drink was not shaken. It was poured and then the bartender broke out a whipped cream dispenser and dispensed egg white foam on top of the drink.Second, the drink was so unbalanced (because the egg white was not shaken into the drink to smooth out the tart flavors). I ended up drinking it down then pouring water in the cocktail to make it drinkable without getting heart burn before the end of lunch.Third, the cocktail was $17. These are DC, NYC, Chicago prices… but when you pay that much in the big city you get a well crafted cocktail.We also had a Paloma, which was also just meh… but not as poorly executed as the Midnight Oil. Really, they need to take it off the menu… it’s that bad.
This place has some amazing food and drinks. The truffle fries are going to change your world and view on what a fried spud can do. We love stopping in on cold ski days for a hot toddy and the grilled cheese and tomato soup. Pricey but outstanding.
Great food, my wife had grilled cheese and tomato soup. She said best she had ever had. I had a burger and was wonderful. Prices are inline with Vail.
We stopped in for lunch after taking our toddler skiing for the first time. We were blows away by the prices and yes we live in vail so we are not often shocked at food prices but Larkspur prices are absurd. $32 for a hamburger with cheese, $40 for a salad of arugula with chicken, $26 for a bowl of chili. Sorry guys we won’t be returning.
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Larkspur was able to accommodate our party of 16 for lunch while we were in Vail, and it was such a splendid meal. The Bloody Mary was made with love and affection. The Kusshi oysters hit the SPOT. Above all, the Lobster Club nourished my soul in a way that prepared me for the afternoon slopes!
We dine at Larkspur regularly when we're in town for the winter and we ALWAYS love their food and service. However, I would like to give them a special shout out for saving my daughter's birthday. I always do something big for her because her birthday is in between Christmas and New Years. These last two years we've had to cancel her birthday plans due to covid. This year I was desperate to do something that would still allow her to spend time with her friends. Huge shout out to Larkspur, Rafal, and Digger for finding a fantastic solution for us and making it great day!! I am one grateful mama!! P.S. the grilled cheese-tomato soup as well as the crispy chicken tacos are outstanding for lunch!
Restaurant of choice for the past 15 years for a great ski in ski out lunch at Vail Mountain. We usually show up with 8-10 people. The food is exceptionally good with reliable constants on the menu. Everyone has their favorites ready to order. For me it’s the grilled cheese and tomato soup combo. The preparation is second to none anywhere else I have tried. The service at Larkspur is always exceptional. Today we were served by Daniel. He was very accommodating and right on top of everything.
After supporting Larkspur since it's opening today I experienced something i never thought could happen. Understanding that restaurants needed to raise prices because of covid, the last straw for me was being charged an additional $4.75 for a refill of club soda. I am ok paying the $43 they charge for a bacon cheese burger and fries (without tip and tax) but this was the last straw. While explaining how i felt to the bar tender (that has know me for as long as he worked there) the owner overheard me and went on a tirade telling me how he needed to survive. If the owner cared about his employees maybe he shouldn't have chased away a great client, that clients family and all the friends that frequent the restaurant. I have one word to describe the owner "MORON"
this is the cutest market i’ve ever been in! and so many great options :) highly recommend!