Slopeside’s slogan is, "Skiing is cold and expensive, lunch and dinner shouldn’t be." The most popular place on the mountain, Slopeside was constantly packed at all hours of the day. It was tough to get a table unless you were diligent. Because of the sunshine, the patio was open, which was great because dogs are allowed on the patio. They even had Purina on the menu. They also have racks next to the restaurant to hold your skis while you dine. We were waiting for a patio table when we noticed a table for four had only two people sitting at it. We asked if we could join them and it turned out to be a couple I met, ran into actually, out on the slopes. Now here they were, letting us share their table.
It was a beautiful day. My husband and I ordered beers and we all began sharing ski stories. We ordered hamburgers, which filled us up quickly after a morning of skiing. Our server was quick to keep my tea glass filled, even though she was the only server for all seven outdoor tables. We had also eaten dinner there the night before, enjoying one of their brick oven pizzas and fried ravioli (fantastic).
Slopeside’s location couldn’t have been better and both nights after the slope had closed down we would take our dog near the restaurant and throw her tennis ball while listening to the music coming from inside. Check out their website www.slopesidegrill.com. Apres ski anyone?