Dining in Idaho Springs
Idaho Springs RV Resort
Dining & Local Flavors Near Idaho Springs RV Resort
Taste the Town — Local Eats Just Minutes Away
Idaho Springs punches way above its small-town size when it comes to dining. From iconic mountain-style pizza and craft breweries to upscale steak and cozy coffee joints, there’s something delicious for every mood.
Fuel Up for the Day Ahead
Morning Fuel & Coffee
The Frothy Cup (Downtown – ~5 min drive)
A cozy café for coffee lovers. Sip on handcrafted espresso drinks or smoothies, paired with homemade pastries or quiche. Perfect for fueling up before a hike.
Two Brothers Deli (Downtown)
Hearty sandwiches and breakfast classics made fresh—expect big flavors and generous portions, ideal for trail-ready lunches.
Mountain-Town Must-Eats
Pizza & Casual Lunch Picks
Beau Jo’s Pizza (Downtown Miner Street)
A must-stop since 1973. Famous for its thick, honey-brushed Colorado-style crust, massive toppings, and cozy mountain-town energy—diner-friendly and unforgettable.
Tommyknocker Brewery & Pub (Miner Street)
Fresh, small-batch craft beers paired with pub grub like bison burgers or fish and chips. Local favorite with a warm, welcoming vibe.
Elevated Flavors, Mountain Vibes
Dinner & Elevated Bites
MTN Prime (Mountain Prime)
MTN Prime offers savory steaks and elevated mountain cuisine with scenic views.
Smokin Yard’s BBQ (Along Clear Creek)
Barbecue done right—smoked ribs, brisket, and shoulder with Southern-style sides. Riverside patio makes this a scenic—and savory—stop.
Clear Creek Cidery & Eatery
Nine cider varieties, salmon dip, casual bites, and a chill vibe in the heart of downtown. Great for cider lovers or lighter fare lovers.
Sip, Savor & Stay Awhile
Wine, Small Plates & Relaxed Vibes
Bee’s Knees Wine Bar (Historic Miner Street)
Antique furnishings, a curated wine list, charcuterie boards, and occasional acoustic music. Perfect for winding down after a day of exploring.
Local Favorites & Beyond
Other local gems worth mentioning:
Main Street Restaurant
Reliable, cozy Americana
El Azteca Mexican Restaurant
Authentic Mexican comfort in town
The Vintage Moose
Laid-back bar bites and craft beers
From Our Table to Yours
Dining Tips at a Glance
Insider Tips for Dining Locally
- Most downtown dining is just a 5–7 minute drive from the resort.
- Reservations are smart on weekends (MTN Prime, Beau Jo’s especially).
- Ask locals about seasonal menus or live music nights.
- Many places offer kid-friendly or gluten-free options.
- Off-peak weekday evenings are quieter and dining spots feel like your local secret.
