Bluebird Market

A cute little food hall, with several food options, drinks, and some tvs usually playing the game. We were able to easily find seating. And food didn't take too long to come out. But I do wish there was a wider variety of vendors.

Date of visit: February 13, 2025We were looking for a little spot of ice cream on a Thursday night in the Silverthorne area and the pickings my friend, were quite slim! After a couple of false starts, we found Summit Scoops inside the Bluebird Market. They serve Chocolate Shoppe brand ice cream, which is both from, and a favorite in Wisconsin, so it was nice to have a little taste of home here in Colorado.There was just one person working so it took a while to get an order in as the folks in front of us had some picky children in the mix, but once it was our turn we were able to get our shakes relatively fast.The market itself is a bit small, though the town is also small so I won't hold it against them, there just wasn't much to it. Great layout but execution was a bit lacking.Also frustrating that for a cashless venue the arcade games required tokens and even more frustrating that the skee ball was in bad shape, it would not record half of the score!

Maybe we came on an off day or something but we tried four different options in the food hall and all four were just meh. It didn't impress me especially cause it was kind of pricey. The tacos were burnt including the filling so the whole thing just tasted burnt. Pizza was okay but nothing mind blown. The bbq was very sweet which isn't my cup of tea. The fries were probably the best thing we ordered. The ice cream was okay. It was good for what it was. I'm giving two stars overall because while the food hall is clean, the food needs some change. It was sad to eat burnt food.Best part about this market hall is the plentiful seating available. There are large windows so it's great when you're here with a larger group.

Romper room.This place is overrun with kids. The bar only serves beer and seltzers...not a full bar or even wine. Hard to find a seat. Overall not a cool vibe like a Time Out market.

Their website needs to be updated. It does state that there is a self pour beer station available but that is no longer there. Upslope brewing is there now and it also says that the Mighty Burger is here but that has been replaced by another burger shop. Service was excellent! The beer-tender was great, let us try a few before committing and was super friendly. However, one of the beers we wanted wasn't pouring correctly and the keg couldn't be fixed at the time. Food was great! Had some chicken sandwiches from Lucky Bird and they were really fresh, the Nashville hot chicken was very hot!! So beware! Plenty of seating inside and outside as well as a kids play area.

This place has a lot of potential with some cool food offerings such as empanadas, pizza, burgers, crêpes, and a bar (although the bar was closed when we visited on a Sunday afternoon). Upstairs, there's an area for arcade games including skee ball and vintage arcade games like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The walls feature murals from a local artist and it feels unique and not like a typical food court. I appreciate they have a water station to fill your own water bottle. However, a couple things left a bad taste. One, it doesn't appear there's any air conditioning in the place, just ceiling fans, which were barely moving. Two, all the businesses here charge an additional 2.50% public improvement fee, which, with the state and local taxes, brought the overall tax on everything we bought to a whopping 11.28% owww. We tried 2 small empanadas from Lazos with a chimichurri sauce and one soda: almost $14 with all the tax.

Nice little food court without a shopping mall attached. Weird that No Asian or Middle Eastern food is represented, but there's still room for additional shops.Very clean, and Live Music on Friday

This is a food court/community center where people come to socialize, get food, let their kids run around and get out of the weather.The downstairs has all the food vendors. We sampled from several including Empanadas, Lucky Bird, Hook + Harvest and Crepes. My favorite was the spicy steak empanada from Lazo's. The meat was tender and juicy with a slight spicy flavor and the empanada was flaky and perfectly cooked. My least favorite was the chicken tenders at Lucky bird. I found them on the dry side and bland. Hook + Harvest was the slowest location with my mom having to wait on her food the longest while everyone else had already started eating. The Apple and Brie Crepe was a fun not too sweet dessert we all shared. Upstairs there is a game room a toddler area and a branch of the library. My daughter loved playing around and getting some energy out. You have to love that they built this place around the historic Old Dillon Inn. Extra star for that. I would come here again. The food is reasonable and everyone can find something to eat. It's a fun casual place to eat relatively quick.

The market itself is great. Lots of options and a great spot to grab some food and a drink. However, I ended up choosing a burrito from Chimayo and it was disappointing. Got the chile rellano special burrito. You could barely tell there was a chile rellano in it. Rice and beans had no flavor. Lettuce was like a cabbage with spicy pico. For $15 plus tip, it was a let down. So 2 stars for Chimayo, 4 stars for the actual market.

Chef daddy's burger was hands down the best burger of all time. It's not even my opinion it is a fact. I could eat it forever I love it so much. Thank you for blessing my taste buds. I am giving this 5 big booms!