Breck extra
Where to buy groceries in Breckenridge: City Market, the smaller stores near Main Street, specialty shops and delivery.
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Self-catering
Breck has one big supermarket, City Market at the north end of town, plus a couple of smaller stores near Main Street. If you're staying in a condo, plan one big shop on the way in. Prices are mountain prices, and the selection in the small stores is limited.
There are bigger stores up Highway 9 in Frisco and Silverthorne, if you're driving past anyway.
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Groceries
North end of town
400 N. Park Avenue.
The biggest grocery store in Breck, with a deli, pharmacy and beer and wine. You can order online and pick up. This is where you do the big shop.
Our tip: Go on your way into town, before you unpack. The evening queues on a Saturday are long.
Off Main Street
311 S. Ridge Street.
Family-owned, one block off Main Street next to the post office. Staples, organic and specialty food, a deli and a liquor store. They also deliver.
North Main Street
116 N. Main Street.
A small grocery in a historic green house at the north end of Main Street, with lots of gluten-free and organic options and a liquor store in the back room.
Main Street
For the après board.
Two specialty shops on Main Street for cheese, wine and treats. Not where you buy milk, but good for a night in.
Delivery
Fridge stocked before you arrive.
Services like Breck Grocery Express will shop for you and stock your rental before you get there. Worth it if you're arriving late.
Check before you go
Keep exploring
Book online before you arrive and pick your gear up in town the evening before. The morning rush at the base shops can eat your first hour, and booking ahead can be cheaper.
Breck is on the Epic Pass. Buying a ticket at the window on the day is the most expensive way up the hill, so buy ahead online or look at an Epic Day Pass if you're here for a few days.
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