The 5 best brunch spots around Vail Valley

Somewhere between the first cup of coffee and the second mimosa, brunch becomes more than a meal—it becomes a weekend ritual. In Vail Valley, brunch carries a certain charm: mountain light pouring through café windows, the sound of chatter over poached eggs, and menus that mix comfort and creativity. Whether diners crave something light and fresh or rich and indulgent, the local brunch scene has perfected the balance. In the Best of Vail Valley contest, locals voted for the spots that make late mornings worth lingering over.

Citrea in Beaver Creek blends Mediterranean inspiration with Colorado freshness. The restaurant’s brunch menu highlights vibrant, seasonal ingredients paired with a stunning setting right in the heart of the village. Guests can expect thoughtfully plated dishes and bright flavors that bring a taste of the coast to the mountains. Whether dining indoors or on the terrace, Citrea offers a polished yet relaxed experience that makes brunch feel special.

Hovey & Harrison in Edwards continues to define local flavor. Known for its farm-to-table approach, this café-market hybrid offers everything from freshly baked pastries to hearty breakfast bowls and seasonal salads. The coffee is rich, the produce is local, and the atmosphere hums with community energy. Hovey & Harrison’s brunch captures the essence of a mountain morning—simple, fresh, and full of heart.

Vintage in Vail is where brunch meets sophistication. Inspired by French bistro dining, the restaurant serves elegant classics like eggs Benedict, crepes, and champagne cocktails in a stylish, vintage-inspired setting. Every detail—from the décor to the service—feels intentional, making it a destination for both leisurely weekend meals and special occasions. Vintage elevates brunch without losing its sense of fun.

Village Bagel in Edwards proves that great brunch doesn’t have to be complicated. The shop’s freshly boiled and baked bagels form the backbone of a menu built on quality and tradition. Guests can grab a quick sandwich, linger over coffee, or pick up a dozen to take home. Village Bagel’s friendly, unfussy energy makes it a beloved morning stop that fits every kind of brunch mood.

Westside Café in Vail is a longtime local staple where brunch feels like a family tradition. Known for generous portions, homemade Bloody Marys, and a menu that covers both comfort food and lighter fare, it’s a place that buzzes with life from breakfast through early afternoon. The atmosphere is casual, the service is warm, and the plates are always satisfying—everything brunch should be.

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