Guidebook for Keystone
Drinks & Nightlife
Laid-back bar in the village. Decent bar food and good place to hang out with skiers after a day on the slopes.
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Kickapoo Tavern
129 River Run RdLaid-back bar in the village. Decent bar food and good place to hang out with skiers after a day on the slopes.
Restaurant and brewery that is a 10-minute drive. Locals' favorite with great beer and decent food.
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Pug Ryan's Brewery
104 Village PlRestaurant and brewery that is a 10-minute drive. Locals' favorite with great beer and decent food.
Food Scene
Awesome steak restaurant. It is a 10-15 minute walk or 2-minute drive. It is the oldest restaurant in the area and feels very "old west". Try the Montreal steak. They also have the bar section, which often has live music on weekends.
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Snake River Saloon
23074 US-6Awesome steak restaurant. It is a 10-15 minute walk or 2-minute drive. It is the oldest restaurant in the area and feels very "old west". Try the Montreal steak. They also have the bar section, which often has live music on weekends.
Great coffee and good breakfast. I love their hearty breakfast bowls.
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Inxpot
195 River Run RdGreat coffee and good breakfast. I love their hearty breakfast bowls.
I swear this place pumps the pizza smell into the village, making it irresistible if you're hungry. The pizza can be a bit doughy, but still the best option in the area.
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Pizza On the Run
140 Ida Belle DrI swear this place pumps the pizza smell into the village, making it irresistible if you're hungry. The pizza can be a bit doughy, but still the best option in the area.
Dive restaurant that is good for breakfast. Total hole-in-the-wall, but good spot for a breakfast burrito and a bloody mary.
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New Moon Cafe
140 Ida Belle DrDive restaurant that is good for breakfast. Total hole-in-the-wall, but good spot for a breakfast burrito and a bloody mary.