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ResortQuest Steamboat
1855 Ski Time Square Drive
Steamboat Springs, CO 80487
(970) 879-8811
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Steamboat Travel News: 5 New and Revitalized Steamboat Restaurants
Long known for its Champagne Powder® snow, western heritage, Olympic tradition and world-class skiing, Steamboat-Ski Town, U.S.A.® is stampeding in a new direction. " Steamboat Unbridled" represents a renaissance to the mountain, base area and mountain village, new and unparalleled lodging properties, retail and dining establishments, as well as a transformed Steamboat/Hayden airport.
Many of these changes are already underway and numerous projects will continue to take shape over the coming years. In all, it's anticipated that over one billion dollars will be invested in the Steamboat Unbridled experience.
Steamboat locals and visitors to Steamboat Springs have already been reaping the benefits of new businesses in Steamboat. Here, ResortQuest recommends a few new (or revitalized!) Steamboat Springs restaurants.
ResortQuest Recommends: 5 NEW and Revitalized Steamboat Springs Restaurants:
Book your Steamboat Spring lodging with ResortQuest Steamboat and our concierge can provide you with any information about the following activities and events (and many more!) for you and your family!
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Off the Beaten Path Bookstore
Off the Beaten Path, Steamboat’s largest bookstore has recently moved to a new location at 68 9th Street, opposite the Steamboat Art Company in downtown Steamboat Springs. The funky new store and café is two stories with the top story being an open bar-seating area with free wireless Internet access. In addition to Off the Beaten Path’s carefully hand selected inventory of books, they stock wonderful greeting cards, games, puzzles, candles, journals, chocolates and a varied assortment of unique gifts. Best of all, the café will offer’s Steamboat’s best café treast as well as coffee and espresso drinks using products from locally owned, Storm Mountain Coffee Roasters.
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Bistro c.v.
Bistro c.v. opened it’s doors in downtown Steamboat Springs in Summer 2007 and was quickly heralded as not only one of Steamboat’s best restaurants, but one of Colorados. The goal at bistro c.v. is to celebrate and showcase the fresh ingredients of the season. Bistro c.v. was Colorado’s first restaurant to employ sous-vide cooking. The phrase is French for "under vacuum,' and it has become the rage New York, Los Angeles and Miami -- and now Steamboat!
This technique, which is fabulous for meat, involves cooking vacuum-sealed ingredients at temperatures high enough for safety but low enough to perfectly meld flavors of carefully selected simple and natural ingredients. The restaurant is also using natural and organic ingredient, sourced as locally as possible.
In keeping with Steamboat's "black tie and blue jeans" sort of style, Bistro c.v. tables are covered with white linens but the servers wear jeans and button-down shirts.
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Noodles and More Saigon Café
This simply authentic Vietnamese restaurant serves curries, noodles, soups (pho) and sushi. It has been around Steamboat for at least a year, but has only recently come into its own as one of the best places in Steamboat to get excellent sushi – from traditional to tantalizing. Just step inside on a stormy night in the Spring to see if filled with loyal locals! |
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Azteca Taqueria
Ok, so it’s not really all that new, but this is ‘can’t miss’ Steamboat favorite. Since 1999, Steamboat Springs locals and visitors have flocked to Azteca Taqueria for made to order burritos, tacos, quesadillas and other mexican fare. In Summer 2006, Azteca relocated in the historic Squire Building on 9th Street behind Lyon's Drugstore.
The Steamboat Pilot & Today wrote, "For great, inexpensive Mexican food on the go, you can't do better than this." The rough guide to the Rocky Mountains..."one of the The Boats most authentic local hangouts"..."Steamboats favorite quick serve taco and burrito bar..."
Grab a" justifiably famous breakfast burrito" (Steamboat Pilot and Today) on your way to the slopes or a day on the river, join the locals who line up for Steamboat's "Best bargain lunch" (Best of the Boat Readers Choice). During the warmer months, we offer outdoor seating, where you might catch a glimpse of ski jumpers training on Howelson hills year round ski jump.
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The Drunken Onion Get & Go Kitchen
The Drunken Onion Get & Go Kitchen will open it’s doors to Steamboat in June 2007 at the Wildhorse Marketplace, near the Steamboat Ski Resort base. The Drunken Onion will provide fresh and wholesome “get & go” meals for people looking for convenience without compromise. At the heart of The Drunken Onion is Chef Ben’s desire to make it possible for everyone to enjoy the highest quality food at home with ease. With soon to be favorites like freshly prepared sandwiches, daily hot sandwich specials, fresh salads and homemade soups, a quick stop at The Onion will always fit the bill.
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