Coffee was good as was the maple donut. My son didn't care for the coffee roll. Prices a little high but friendly service.
Lindsay C.
While staying at the Burke Mountain Hotel, you have plenty of choices for places to grab a quick bite to eat. When it comes to breakfast-- especially if you can get your kiester up before 11AM-- Edmund's Coffee Shop comes with my best recommendations. A simple stand located in the East Wing, Edmund's serves up breakfast sandwiches, yogurt parfaits, fresh fruit, bagels, muffins, and of course, coffee. The two women manning the coffee shop were exceedingly friendly, and remembered us the next day, asking us how our XC skiing went. I ordered a plain croissant and fresh fruit. While this probably cost my $6, the croissant was one of the better I've had in years with a lightly crispy exterior and soft, chewy interior. The fresh fruit was, well, very fresh and tasted great. Their coffee is quite good, as well. Jamie ordered a breakfast sandwich, promptly devoured, of course. My one complaint is that they're only open til 11AM-- even on weekends! I get it, most people are up and careening down the mountain well before then, but we late-risers need our coffee fix! I hope in future visits, either a) we're able to wake up and get down there earlier, or b) they extend their business hours at least til 1PM. I mean, who could say no to a croissant and coffee apres ski?!
Best ski bar around! I highly recommend!
Coffee was good as was the maple donut. My son didn't care for the coffee roll. Prices a little high but friendly service.
While staying at the Burke Mountain Hotel, you have plenty of choices for places to grab a quick bite to eat. When it comes to breakfast-- especially if you can get your kiester up before 11AM-- Edmund's Coffee Shop comes with my best recommendations. A simple stand located in the East Wing, Edmund's serves up breakfast sandwiches, yogurt parfaits, fresh fruit, bagels, muffins, and of course, coffee. The two women manning the coffee shop were exceedingly friendly, and remembered us the next day, asking us how our XC skiing went. I ordered a plain croissant and fresh fruit. While this probably cost my $6, the croissant was one of the better I've had in years with a lightly crispy exterior and soft, chewy interior. The fresh fruit was, well, very fresh and tasted great. Their coffee is quite good, as well. Jamie ordered a breakfast sandwich, promptly devoured, of course. My one complaint is that they're only open til 11AM-- even on weekends! I get it, most people are up and careening down the mountain well before then, but we late-risers need our coffee fix! I hope in future visits, either a) we're able to wake up and get down there earlier, or b) they extend their business hours at least til 1PM. I mean, who could say no to a croissant and coffee apres ski?!
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