The Maggie

In the words of Rod Stewart. Maggie, I couldn't try anymore. This place is terrible ... please steer clear. The convenience factor is there being lift-side, but the food is over priced and tasteless. I understand the cost as all resort food is expensive, but I would rather have eaten at a McDonald's to be honest. I ordered the chicken sandwich and french fries which seemed standard. I asked to have lettuce and tomato on my sandwich, to which I was told they couldn't do. I said "it's right there, though, what do you mean I can physically see it". They said it was for the hamburgers. I stewed a second then offered to pay extra for lettuce and tomato. They still said no! Upon eating the sandwich, it really did need the lettuce and tomato to distract from the flavorless, dry meat I was masticating upon. I also walked up to get some condiments, but there was nothing to squirt them into from the large table top dispensers. I asked a service member if there was something to retrieve barbeque sauce with for my for sad sandwich, and he said no. So I grabbed a napkin and squirted away to his dismay and the pleasure of other guests watching this all unfold (picture to prove). Maggie, I wish I'd never seen your face.

Service on the patio is non-existant, vaccine patrol in full force, crowded as heck and no one wearing a mask, why? I don't mind paying for and tolerating ski resort food and service, but curious why Vail has no such anti American vaccine policies? Went around the corner to the Sauce at Maggs, cheaper prices, crazy awesome table service, full bar, and some of the best Italian good I've had. Think I'll stick with Vail from now on. Just sad.....

The Maggie is the perfect place to take s break from the slopes and have a snack, chat or just relax. The music is good and the food is average at best. My advice is to expect mediocre and rejoice if it raises to something more. This is all about paying for convenience. Location is everything. Service is friendly enough. Nobody appears to clean up the outside patio but in fairness it is super busy with rapid table changes. Inside fairs a little better in organization and cleanliness. If you are starving and want a quick beer or something to fuel your next few runs stop in.

I just watched the manager kick out a gulf war vet and his serviced dog because he couldn't prove he was disabled which he absolutely doesn't have to do. Horrible, horrible people for doing that. The guy came back with his PTSD medicine to prove it but by then his food was cold. He was devastated and embarrassed. I don't know how a human can do that do another human but they had no problem with it. And if you are the person who was treated so badly please respond if you see this review. I would be happy to testify for you if you would like to sue these idiots for violating your rights under ADA. No veteran should be treated like that. My family also witnessed the event so they will testify as well.

Lunched at The Maggie during a recent ski day at Breckenridge. Reservations are required for indoor seating thanks to COVID regulations. Nicely done on social distancing and mask wearing. Tables spread well apart and people respecting traffic flow. The food is typical of other Breckenridge food courts/cafeterias with options including an array of drinks, burgers, chicken fingers, sandwiches, sweet and salty snacks. Service is friendly and prices are predictable. Good location conveniently located by the Quick Silver superchair at the base of Peak 9. Nice patio for sunny days.

Place is never open. Called ahead one night and was told I could sit at the bar. Arrived to be told they didn't accept walk-ins but he'd do me a favor. Looked around, very few customers there and plenty seats at the bar Walked out.

Must have vax card to get food but not beer. So we drank and hit the slopes crazy hard.

To be honest, the only reason I ate at this restaurant is because of its location. It's right there after your done skiing, it's actually the same place where your instructor before skiing. That's why I ordered some food a couple of times while I stayed in Colorado. Other than that, food is not good for the money you pay. The cheapest burger is $14.50, soups and salads between 13-15 dollars, and you don't get anything special. I used this place to "warm me up" in my breaks but their heater sucks, I still need my hat and jacket on. It's sad this is the most convenient place for skiers and you don't get a good service. Even my own ski instructor told me to walk a little bit more and order food somewhere else haha. I know they have beers for $3, not sure about cocktails but their apple cider is not bad.

Did not expect this place to have a Patty melt, but it was good! 8.5/10Bread was evenly crusted, a very healthy amount of sautéed onions, cheese was stringy and tasted well, meat in my opinion was overpowered by the rest of the ingredients, but still tasted great!

Bar is great, service is awesome, everyone is super awesome and a great way to finish a day of skiing. Inexpensive and very good hot cocoa for the kids, free refills on soda, and the beer is not stupidly expensive. Food court for lunch is like every other resort place on the mountain... mediocre food at outrageous prices... that I still pay for because I'm hungry and forgot to pack a lunch and I don't feel like walking home . Seriously, the food is exactly what is expected, maybe marginally not as good as the other on-mountain places simply because the view isn't as amazing as the top of Peak 7, 8, or 9. 5-stars for the bar3-stars for the foodAverages to 4-stars