Mahogany Ridge Brewery and Grill

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Mahogany Ridge Brewery and Grill

  • October 12, 2005
  • Rated 4 of 5 by lewisr from Maplewood, Minnesota
This is a late-night place to enjoy good food and local beers. It was noisy, but the service was good and the food better. The menu was intriging, and I would revisit on another trip without hesitation.

From journal Steamboat Fantasy

Mahogany Ridge Brewery and Grill

  • April 19, 2003
  • Rated 4 of 5 by AndyinSteamboat from Steamboat Springs , Colorado
Brand new ownership (same wonderful owners as the renowned Cafe Diva in town) and a brand new feel to the old Steamboat Brewery, which closed down spring of 2002. The Mahogany Grill opened up in the spring of 2003 with the same brewmaster who has methodically preserved the local's favorite brews of the old brewery.

The prize of the new ownership is their kitchen and the tasteful delights that the locals are already flocking in for. More than reasonably priced (unique in Steamboat), a converted non-smoking environment (much appreciated here!), great atmosphere in new renovations, and competant long-time local employment make this old favorite a new favorite. Try the fish taco appetizer if you like real halibut! Check out local listings for live music here as well on Thursdays and Sundays!

From journal Ski Town USA

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After a cold walk down the Lincoln Avenue boutiques and shops, this brewpub and restaurant makes a great stop to come in and warm up.

The Steamboat Brewery and Tavern brews its own beers. It has quite a good selection ranging in texture from pale ales to hearty stouts. We sampled the Stout, the Alpenglow Strong Ale, and a brown ale, which were all good, especially the Alpenglow Strong Ale. They even brew their own root beer for those patrons who want something without alcohol.

We didn't have a chance to eat as it was to early in the afternoon for us, but other people that we had spoken to recommended the food. The menu includes starters, such as "Tex-Mex green chile pork stew", sandwiches like "Italian muffaletta" and "1/2 pound burgers". Entrees consisted of "Kodiak fresh grilled salmon" and "pan fried veal liver and onions with crisp bacon."

This place makes a great apres-ski place as you can drink the pain in your legs away while still having a good menu to nosh on if you get hungry. The wait staff is like all the people in Steamboat Springs, friendly and nice to talk to.

It is also located near the downtown free shuttle stop.

From journal Springing into Steamboat: Ski Town, USA

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