Restaurants near Cheyenne Mountain

I’m in town for work and decided to grab a bite at one of the restaurants in my hotel. This was the first one I tried, and I absolutely loved it from the moment I walked in. The hostess was incredibly sweet and accommodating, and a gentleman who appeared to be the manager greeted me right away when I seemed a bit out of place waiting for a table switch—which they handled without hesitation. I wanted to be seated closer to the lake. I always start my restaurant ratings with the bread, and let me tell you, it was so good! I had to pace myself because I knew I’d be having pasta later. The ricotta and peach arugula salad special was divine, and while the cacio e pepe was a bit too cheesy for my taste, I’d still give it a solid 8/10. Overall, the ambiance, service, and food were a 9/10.

Their French onion soup was outstanding. The crab bisque was also very good. You can add anchovies to the Cesar salad. Their prime rib dinner was perfectly cooked and had a slight hint of fresh rosemary to it. The wait staff were everywhere and very attentive. The manager was also on duty and making sure everyone was comfortable. The hotel itself is historic and beautifully decorated. The grounds were well kept and delightful to stroll.

Perfect except the waffle bubble truck closed early. We were there at 2:30, so we were unable to get them. 😞

All aspects of our reservation at the Summit were perfect. In particular main entre of Sablefish was extraordinary. We provided our compliments to both the manager, and to our server who recommended the particular item. Will definitely dine there on our next visit to The Broadmoor.

We have loved The Golden Bee on our previous visits. The service last night was very good. Jesse was our server and took good care of us. We were celebrating our birthdays. The Fish & Chips and onion soup were excellent. What was different from our previous visits was the entertainment, our disappointment was with the piano player. There wasn’t any interaction between the Piano Player and the diners. He didn’t even say hello or ask for requests. No sing along music as we had enjoyed before.