Vail Village

Vail, United States

Home to Sweet Basil, The Little Diner, and Root & Flower.

Places in Vail Village

Sweet Basil Operating since 1977, one of the most cherished spots for locals and visitors for gourmet dining, one of only two Michelin-recommended restaurants in Vail.
Mountain Standard A local and visitor favorite for casual lunch or dinner.
The Little Diner A hearty breakfast spot, try the German pancakes, before heading to the mountain.
Root & Flower An aprés ski gem specializing in distinct wine offerings, with 50 by-the-glass options.
Vail Village craft breweries Casual taverns, sophisticated wine bars, and craft breweries throughout Vail and surrounding towns.

Best time to visit: December to March offers prime skiing, while June to September brings warm weather for hiking and biking centered around Gravity Haus's summer amenities.
Getting around: Vail's village is walkable, with mountain access via the gondola and short drives to Bachelor Gulch for The Ritz-Carlton's dining.
Currency: US Dollar ($)
Language: English. Spanish is widely spoken in many cities.
Timezone: MST (UTC-7, UTC-6 in summer)
Current trends: Vail's après-ski scene continues to be led by Root & Flower, an aprés ski gem specializing in distinct wine offerings with 50 by-the-glass options, alongside upscale dining options like Elway's, Matsuhisa, La Tour Restaurant and WYLD at The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch, reflecting Vail's blend of casual mountain charm and destination fine dining.

Gravity Haus district — Home to the design-forward, members-club-meets-boutique-hotel hybrid catering to an active, social crowd.
Bachelor Gulch — Home to WYLD at The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch.