My wife and I live in Denver and own a property in Keystone. Needless to say we're in Keystone a a lot. If you're in the mood for fine cuisine in Keystone we've visited them all (Alpenglow Stube, The Ranch, Der Fondue, etc) My favorite is the Ski Tip Lodge. Everything about this place is quaint. It's small cabin feel... More

The came highly recommend as a romantic place for dinner and it was!!! Everything was suburb and Wes was wonderful. The whole staff was. We learned about the history of the place. Highly recommend the trip here is in the area.

The restaurant setting and decor is like a nice mountain log house. The table was beautifully set. The service was pretty good, but at the end it took about half an hour to get the bill. It's a nice restaurant, but not stuffy. It was nice that dessert is set up to be had a different room that has a... More

Amazing food, knowledgeable staff, romantic atmosphere. Had dinner with my fiance after getting engaged earlier that day. Lounged by the fire during dessert. Dropped over $200 after drinks/tax/tip but it was definitely worth it. A place I'll never forget.

I have eaten in great restaurants around the world. This is the best meal I've had in over 20 years. The service was attentive but not overbearing and very friendly. The ambiance was perfect and the desert w/ port in front of the fireplace was a terrific way to end an enjoyable evening.

Recently visited Ski tip Lodge in Keystone, CO and to be honest, it was an OK experience. As the title of this review reflects, the service was excellent. Attention to detail on behalf of the restaurant staff, their knowledge about the food they are serving and their expertise on food wine pairing is commended. The menu consists of a three... More

Each course was amazing! From breads, jams, soups, appetizers, entrees and them dessert by the roaring fire afterwards.....all in all, an evening that none of us will soon forget. Staff was amazing and quite knowledgable. Nice wine selections, too! Don't miss this intimate dining experience!

The minute you walk into the ski tip lodge you know you are in for a different dining experience. The old timbered former stage coach stop has a fantastic ambience, & is very warm and charming on those cold winter evenings. The four course tasting menu varied. Both soups were tasty and the short rib appetizer was quite good. My... More

This time will make the second that I have had dinner at the Ski Tip Lodge. I remembered it several years ago as being very good but this visit reinforced that and went beyond. The food was amazing as well as the service. They serve a four course meal for one price($69 back in 2010 and $79 in 2013). The... More