Peak 8 · top of Colorado SuperChair
Vista Haus
The busiest lodge on the mountain.
Vista Haus sits at the top of the Colorado SuperChair, in the middle of everything, with a patio that looks out at the Continental Divide. Because it's where every route on Peak 8 meets, it's packed from noon until 1:30.
Our tip: Eat at 11:15 or after 1:30, or go somewhere quieter.
Peak 9 · top of Quicksilver
TenMile Station
Breck’s largest on-mountain patio.
Breakfast, lunch, grab-and-go and an outdoor barbecue, at the top of Quicksilver and the bottom of the Falcon SuperChair to Peak 10. It's an easy meeting point for groups of mixed ability, because beginners can ride up and down on greens.
Peak 9 · summit
The Overlook
Lunch near the top of Peak 9.
The Overlook is at the top of Peak 9, reached by Beaver Run, Mercury or the E-Chair. The resort calls it one of the most unusual places to eat at Breck, and it's much smaller and quieter than the big lodges.
Peak 7 · top of Independence
Pioneer Crossing
Lunch and a full bar on Peak 7.
At the top of the Independence SuperChair, with lunch, grab-and-go and a bar. It's the natural stop if you're lapping the Peak 7 groomers or heading on to Peak 6.
Peak 7 base
Sevens and The Coop
Sit-down, or chicken to go.
Sevens, in the Grand Lodge at the Peak 7 base, is the only full-service restaurant on the mountain. If you don't want to stop for long, The Coop window across from Independence does chicken to go.
Peak 8 base
Ski Hill Grill
Cafeteria at the bottom of Peak 8.
Breakfast and lunch every day, with grab-and-go, an outdoor barbecue and a coffee bar. Handy before ski school drop-off.
Peak 9 base
The Maggie
Breakfast, lunch and waffles.
At the bottom of Quicksilver, with a waffle shop inside. Good for a late breakfast if you started at Peak 9.