RMU Tavern

A haiku to review:Casual drinkingFrom Sayulita to brekOutdoor! Bring your coatBest bar in brek! Cocktails unique and delicious, beer classic and affordable. Bar super cool vibe and back area open air and social!

With live music, a huge bar, and awesome cocktails you can't go wrong if you come here for happy hour or a date night. This spot puts a lot of effort into their cocktails and they're consistently made between bar tenders (which is so important!). I really enjoyed the "That'll do Pig!" which was a pork fat washed bourbon old fashioned. I loved it so much I had two! When you come, don't forget to check out the upstairs, which also has a bar, seats by a fireplace, and functions as a shop! Cute tees and sweatshirts too!

Amazing cocktails, great food, awesome bartenders, plenty of different spaces to hang out. Their retail and tune shop is located upstairs at the new location - with skis, merch, backpacks, mountain bikes, etc. They often have live music. Cool atmosphere.

Pretty typical bar, with beer gardens in back and nice porch for people watching. There's a restaurant (blue building) next door). Good music, efficient bartender ...but, ... there were three (3) "RMU Internet " connections ....NONE for customers?Difficult to believe these guys couldn't set up a internet for customers, but it's easy to believe the bartender just didn't know it, and didn't care to find out. Either way lost stars.

Came in at 3 pm with my book and some Alta drinks. Nice and quiet! Great service and awesome espresso martini!

Fun place, especially if you happen to pop in here on the 4th of July like I did. The inside seating is somewhat small but there's front deck sitting and standing room, and a large back patio that also had a bar (less options). It was like a day club with a DJ, people dancing and everyone just having a blast. 'Merica!They have a full bar, local draft beers and wine. Which was perfect since I'm a craft beer drinker and my friend enjoys wine. The only thing that was weird to me is of course they check ID and stamp your hand, but I didn't really understand why when there were a lot of kids everywhere- granted they were obviously too young to drink, but it was still odd. I later learned that Breck is a big place where people bring their babies and kids to bars. I'm not opposed but I know I don't bring mine back home because it's nice to get away.

So I cannot say enough about how much fun we had pre-wedding at the RMU. We had the side building, big crowd, and the bartenders killed it. Space had nice options for sitting and standing.

Bar tender was insanely short with us for the entirety of the 7 minutes we were at the bar ordering drinks(1 drink pp). Super nice to the guy before us but very short with us for some reason. Wouldn't let me finish a sentence to even ask for lime. There were three of us and she took two drink orders and walked away before I could mention what the third drink was. Not sure what the issue was, maybe it wasn't her day. But my personal experience here was not good. I was her on a Friday afternoon at 330, not too packed of a bar so again I'm not sure what the issue was. I'm giving two stars because the bar itself is nice and I'm sure more pleasant on an everyday basis but again, terrible service for us specifically.

Two sides to this bar offering different atmosphere but a little something for everyone. One side is the more social bar, hosting trivia, bingo, and other fun events while the other it's just your classic bar to socialize with friends and get a beer or craft cocktail. Very friendly staff, great atmosphere and good drinks. A popular spot in town for locals and can get quite busy and rowdy depending on when you show up

We know, it's Breckenridge. We can put anything together and it will succeed.That said, the service is so unmotivated and dispassionate that it suggests a different venue entirely.It isn't that hard. Having done it, it isn't that hard. Just care. A little bit. The atmosphere is created for you, participate just a little bit.The bar was relatively empty. And the bartenders clung to the edges, talking with people they presumably know, casting glances about but really truly failing to provide a bar with a bartender.Service isn't hard. Look people in the eye. Smile. Say something mildly welcoming. Tell them you will be with them in a minute. Multiple bartenders walked up, poured a beverage, and walked away without acknowledgement.They will be fine despite this. But for the love of customer care, give a little bit of interest. Train your bartenders.It isn't that hard.And for the love, flip the water coolers to the other side of the bathroom corridor and buy a new one. Think through your menu placement and make better choices. Come into your business and engage it like a customer. This is just inattentive sloppiness.Also, didn't eat.