The 10th

Cosy place with a great service.

Cool, fancier restaurant at the top of gondola one! Loved the view and the quick service, so we could get back on the slopes. I recommend the Chicken Bruschetta. There are not many (if any other) places where you can have a ski in and ski out for a high end lunch.

Nice service onion soup was not good rest of food was good especially truffle fries. Flatbread and apple strudel

Great food and service but very expensive!

Literally THE BEST place to have a wedding in all of Colorado. Views are stunning, service is 5 star, food is the best, had the most wonderful experience. Also a great place for lunch on Vail Mountain. Thank you to The 10th for my fairytale wedding!

A magical way to finish the day with a ski-in-ski-out cocktail by the fire in the bar. Cozy Acorn slippers make returning to ski boots a challenge, but never fear, Gondola One is there to download if you find yourself in an overly relaxed state. Though doing the “sweep” with Ski Patrol can be quite memorable too. Wishing they still served dinner.

Very relaxing to have lunch there, no cafeteria lines, no hunting for a table, and great views from mid-vail.

It's usually packed, and you will need reservations unless you sit at the bar. Its expensive, and its very nice.

Exquisite establishment with amazing views.

Very good food in a beautiful location. The food is expensive but worth the splurge. They have slippers for you to wear and a large locker area to store your boots and jackets.

The 10th is Vail's flagship sit-down restaurant, located smack dab on the center of your trail map in Mid Vail. I've never stopped here for a meal during the ski day, (because I'm too busy skiing, duh!) but I've come by here twice for après ski food & cocktails.

The 10th stays open till about 10-11pm, with after-hours access via the Vail One gondola. You won't be able to board the gondola with skis after 4pm because the mountain is technically closed and they don't want you skiing down in the dark.

They have an OK happy hour, offering a few $12 après food items, but this isn't a place to go if you're looking to save money! Expect to shell out around $15 per drink and $35-$45 for entrees. Kids can get a three-course prix fixe for $24, which sounds good until you see that the "starter" is celery sticks with ranch, entrees range from PB & J to mac & cheese, and dessert is a choice of cookies or fruit....Well at least they have sunscreen and mouthwash in the bathrooms, and lockers with slippers you can change into!

The 10th is definitely worth a visit, if for nothing else, so you can get a scenic ride on the gondola and take in some beautiful views once you're up there. If you're looking for a quick bite amidst a jam-packed day of skiing, you may want to go elsewhere.