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Where to eat at Arapahoe Basin

The Legend is known for its great food. We have something for everyone across seven dining locations. Thirsty? Our bacon bloody Mary is award-winning. Don't miss il Rifugio at Snowplume, our cozy European bistro located at 12,500 feet where the Lenawee, Zuma and Beavers lifts converge.

6th Alley Bar & Grill

Restaurant , Bar

Location: Mountain Goat Plaza (Base Area)

Season: Winter, Summer

Open daily for breakfast, lunch and après! Home of our famous bacon bloody Mary.

Black Mountain Lodge

Restaurant , Bar

Location: Mid-Mountain

Season: Winter, Summer

Enjoy lunch and drinks with views of the Continental Divide. Try our house-smoked BBQ, salads, soups, fish and a full bar.

The Legends Cafè

To-Go

Location: A-Frame Lodge (base area)

Season: Winter

Grab a quick, hearty breakfast or try our classic lunch items like pizza, soup, hamburgers, fish tacos and noodle bowls.

Il Rifugio at Snowplume

Restaurant

Location: Summit

Season: Winter

Il Rifugio is our new European bistro. Now open daily!

Coffee Corner

To-Go

Location: A-Frame Lodge (base area)

Season: Winter

Opens Dec. 20 for coffee and light breakfast items

Marnie's + The Perch

Restaurant , Bar

Location: A-Frame Lodge (base area)

Season: Winter, Summer

Marnie's is above the 6th Alley Bar & Grill with food and drink service. Enjoy The Perch outdoor deck, too!

Moonlight Dinners

Restaurant

Location: Black Mountain Lodge

Season: Winter

Monthly, chef-created dinners highlighting cuisines from mountain regions of the world.

Dining

Where to eat at Arapahoe Basin

The Legend is known for its great food. We have something for everyone across seven dining locations. Thirsty? Our bacon bloody Mary is award-winning. Don't miss il Rifugio at Snowplume, our cozy European bistro located at 12,500 feet where the Lenawee, Zuma and Beavers lifts converge.

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