Vail’s food and drink scene, with its unique blend of cozy bistros and buzzing breweries, is a delightful experience that rivals its ski slopes. Local tours provide an opportunity to savor the town in ways that might elude you on your own.

For those with a tight schedule, the guided Vail Village food tour is a stress-free way to indulge in several restaurants in a single afternoon. Anticipate delectable small plates, chef anecdotes, and expert advice on the finest local spots. Families will find the leisurely pace comforting, while food enthusiasts will relish the authentic taste of the valley.

Beer lovers can dive into Colorado’s craft brewing culture on brewery tours, where crisp lagers and bold mountain ales take center stage. If wine is your preference, tasting experiences showcase Colorado-grown vintages—often hard to find beyond the Rockies.

For a night out, après-ski cocktail tours highlight Vail’s mixology scene with creative drinks and lively atmospheres. These are popular with couples and groups of friends, while daytime food strolls tend to be more family-friendly.

Our recommendations are not just based on genuine guest feedback, local knowledge, and first-hand testing, but also on the popularity of these tours during ski season weekends. Therefore, a little advance planning can go a long way in securing your spot.