Woodstone Grille

Mediocre at best breakfast but the kicker is the astronomical price! Go somewhere else... you'll get better food that's easier on the wallet.

If I could give no stars or minus stars to this restaurant, I would. We chose this 'restaurant" for convenience and now wish we had not. We arrived for the buffet at 8:30, which one would think would be peak hours, especially during a holiday weekend, and yet, the restaurant was practically empty. We were seated at a tiny two-top by the water station, and when we asked for a nicer table, the surly millennial seated us at another two-top on the other side of the water station. And--that was the highlight of our breakfast. Although we learned later that the restaurant offered custom omelets in addition to the buffet, our server made no mention of this and just pointed to the buffet area, which featured faux scrambled "eggs," shoe leather-tough bacon, elk (?) sausage, French toast--and everything was absolutely ice cold. Even our first cup of coffee was stale and lukewarm. Our server "checked in" before we took our first bites, but then did not reappear until he came back to present the bill. We told him our breakfasts were cold, and his solution was to serve me some of the same eggs 'from the kitchen," but there were no options to get other hot, fresh items. "All we have is what's out," he replied, as if he worked at Walmart instead of an expensive ski resort. I was able to flag down his colleague, who was sympathetic and told me that "he'd comp our breakfast because their goal was customer satisfaction," but several minutes later, our own server reappeared, told us he had offered me different eggs, which I refused, and that "we ate the breakfast." (I didn't, but my husband was tired of waiting and forced down his cold breakfast.) In a decidedly arrogant tone, he declared, "It's our policy not to refund food that you've eaten." Good to know, as we will not be returning. So, heads-up to the Ski Crested Butte organization and the Lodge at Mountainner Square: We both work for large, professional organizations and we always share our good and bad experiences with our friends and colleagues. If word-of-mouth is at all relevant to your organization, consider your organization rebuked.

Stayed here for 15 years. At $15 for full breakfast including fruit etc it is a great start to the day. Coffee is extra. Service is great!

So this review is a bit biased because we went to this restaurant in our lodge on New Year's Eve after the fireworks show. Unfortunately, so did 1000 other people. There were only two servers for the whole restaurant! And it filled up immediately. But our server was so sweet and actually handled it well. My husband went to the bar to get us drinks while we waited for about 30 minutes to order. The mozzarella sticks had no cheese in them. The bbq chicken pizza was actually really good. Wine list is not great. I feel like this bar/restaurant could really be good and is busy a lot of the time. Very kid friendly and just a walk down the hall were the definite perks. I would probably go for pizza again despite the bad mozz sticks and delay in taking our order.

Breakfast buffet is fantastic, but the dinner is absolutely awful.After reading the reviews, I was a little hesitant to try this place out, but since I was staying in the Grand Lodge Hotel anyway, I decided to try it out since it was practically blizzard-ing outside & I couldn't go anywhere else.I ordered a burger with fries; pretty basic and in my mind I felt it would have been hard to mess it up. It took forever for us to get our order even though the place wasn't busy at all, and then when the food came out, my fears were confirmed. The fries were saturated in grease, stale and un-edible. My burger had a pretzel bun- which I was excited for until it came out hard as a rock. The patty on my burger was probably the only edible part; but it seemed like a typical frozen patty that you would get at your local grocery store. My advice: if you can, go somewhere else for dinner. Also, the breakfast buffet is the exact same every day, so if you're looking for variety, head into town to check out the fantastic local places.

This is the restaurant in The Grand Hotel. Above average breakfast buffet with omelettes made to order, waffles, biscuits, oatmeal, fresh fruit. Thin on servers. Decent quality but nothing you couldn't get most places. Haven't had any other meals here. Decor is typical restaurant lodge.

Typical lodging restaurant fare. Was just fine for tired travelers coming into town after a 4.5 hour drive. My burger was a little bland, but i didn't mind. And it was inexpensive and quick. Nothing remarkable about the meals for my family members either. Don't expect much, and you will be fine. You won't pay much either, so there's that. And there's a nice pool table to distract as well. Sometimes that's all you need.

My friend and I were delighted when we realized this place was open fro breakfast! We were staying in the hotel and wandered down after a night of drinking, hoping that we didn't have to take the shuttle into town to find some breakfast! This place offers a buffet style breakfast which is all you can eat for $9:50, not too bad. They had runny scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, bread for toast, oatmeal, pancakes, fruit and yogurt. It was a nice selection, but it was definitely your typical buffet breakfast- not that great! The coffee tasted super cheap and the service was slow (we waited forever to have our bill brought to us). What it lacks in flavor and service, it makes up for in convenience!

We really enjoyed our waitress Kelly for the 2nd day of breakfast . She was wonderful. We all had the buffet which was nice . We loved the biscuits and gravy .

Kelly, our server is awesome and we can tell she' has a joyful heart! Great service! Good breakfast.