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Yes, there are quite a few choices for your F&B Food & Beverage needs when you arrive at Copper. Check them out:
In the East Village, JJ's Rocky Mtn Tavern and the Double Diamond Bar and Grille. Right by the golf course, just on the left as you enter CMR Copper Mountain Resort
Wheeler Flats - A Conoco / Quizno's / Starbucks combo right outside of the entrance to Copper, on I-70.
Pravda - mellow lounging and bar-top dancing into the night. The Village at Copper (right next to the parking structure)
Camp Hale Coffee - right in Burning Stones Plaza
Endo's Adrenaline Cafe - Anything but breakfast
CB Grille
Storm King Lounge
Pizza Carlo
Tucker's Tavern
Salsa Mountain Cantina
and of course, another Starbucks right in the resort itself.
Come join the fun. All of these places are within steps of the parking structure and all just off if not in Burning Stones Plaza.
Pravda - mellow lounging and bar-top dancing into the night. The Village at Copper (right next to the parking structure)
I tried dancing on the bar all night last time and they kicked me off the bar at midnight. They said I had to dance on the floor after midnight due to increased alcohol intake and I had to put my clothes back on. *shrug*
__________________ When confronted by a difficult problem, you can solve it more easily by reducing it to the question, "How would the Lone Ranger handle this?
Any decent New Mexican Cuisine in the general area?
Michael
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It is only 305 miles and about 6 hours south. In Santa Fe.
That is the best and the closest. Denver is not a food town, nor is Colorado a food state. You might also try Kansas City if you like BBQ.
Jonathan
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I prefer the depot in Santa Fe, but comeon.... There has to be some. Growing up we had a Condo in Breckenridge (Yes one of tha dang Texans that think they own the state every ski season) and used to get some pretty good Green Chile Stew somewhere around there. Not too mention Vail or Aspen has to have something as metropolitan as they have become.
Michael
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-Maggie- 2006 HO MCSC with ALTA CAI, WHALEN, Alta Light Bar (2 Light), Aftermarket Sirius, Poochstyles Back Seat Cover and boot cover, minidomore hitch, MINI-MADNESS Exhaust, RMW Tune, Redline Leather Products, 15% Pulley, Ireland Engineering Rear Sway, TSW Springs and more things I have forgotten about.
I prefer the depot in Santa Fe, but comeon.... There has to be some. Growing up we had a Condo in Breckenridge (Yes one of tha dang Texans that think they own the state every ski season) and used to get some pretty good Green Chile Stew somewhere around there. Not too mention Vail or Aspen has to have something as metropolitan as they have become.
When confronted by a difficult problem, you can solve it more easily by reducing it to the question, "How would the Lone Ranger handle this?
