Wild Plum

Just walked in ~15 minutes ago to order a coffee and there was no one at the counter or anywhere in the store. I waited about 5 minutes and yelled “hello” several times into the kitchen, but no one showed up. There’s no bell to ring or anyway to get anyones attention. It’s not bad service, it’s just straight up no service. But plenty of other good options in town for coffee.

Great wine tasting and service

If you need subverting from the store really quick and get an ice cream and pizza.

Pretty good pizza. Decent crust and fresh toppings. We didn't realize until we got home we had no mushrooms (which they had asked about twice) but that's a first world problem. Prices are steep, but that's what you get for a convenience store. 1 large and 1 personal pizza were $42. $12 for a 6 pack of regular Coors - just about double Denver prices. Decent selection of snacks and basics for a fast home dinner.

Hours posted are “open until 9pm.” We visited on a Saturday evening (peak ski season, March 2022) at 8:30pm and there was a line of 5+ people looking for hot food items (pizzas) which are relatively easily and quick to make…

Seemed to be plenty of staff members and no shortage of ingredients (ie. ready made pizza) available, but apparently they couldn’t accommodate us or the other 5+ people in line.

It’s a shame Wild Plum is the only option for overpriced pizza on the mountain and they can’t even accommodate their OWN posted operating hours.

ZERO stars for customer service and reliability! 9pm is your posted closing time, if you close at 8:30 please say so!!

Best fried fish I’ve had in a while. Don’t expect massive portions, which for me is a positive (I hate throwing food away). The food seems to be good quality. Slightly expensive for groceries but what do you want it’s a very convenient location for us vacationers :-)
Thanks for being here WildPlum!

Need something. Little convenient store. Need a beer or crave an icecream or candy bar. There you go

Stopped in here to buy a few things while visiting Steamboat with my family. The groceries are very expensive but good in a pinch. We grabbed breakfast and the food was great. I had the breakfast burrito and my wife had the sandwich and we both liked ours a lot.

We would go back.

Cute little neighborly "grocery" store, resturant, and liquor store. The prices for all grocery items and liquor are pretty steep but they had a great selection of booze and the grocery items were basic staples (spices, sparkling water, freezer meals, spaghetti, etc.) Great items for being in town for skiing and you have a small kitchen to work with.

We've been coming here for the past few months. We like the salads, sandwiches, and breakfast. The grocery selection is small, but we generally find what we want. And we really appreciate the friendly service.