Bistro Fourteen
About
Bistro Fourteen, written Bistro 14 on Vail's own pages, is the bistro and full bar inside Eagle's Nest, the on-mountain dining building at the top of the Eagle Bahn Gondola above Lionshead. Vail describes it as crafted plates and elevated sips, and the walls carry fine art by photographer Gray Malin.
It is the Eagle's Nest choice for anyone who wants a proper drink with lunch rather than a tray from the counter: couples, friends meeting halfway through a ski day, or non-skiers who have ridden up for the view of the Gore and Sawatch ranges. Vail lists lift access, not skier access, as required.
Getting there
Ride the Eagle Bahn Gondola (#19) from Lionshead, or ski to the top of Pride Express (#26). A lift ticket, pass or other ticket valid for the gondola is needed; skis are not.
What it serves
Crafted plates, a full bar and hot drinks. There are no reservations, so arrive toward the start of the lunch window on busy days. Vegetarian and gluten-free options are available across Eagle's Nest.
Seasons and hours
Bistro Fourteen operates in winter and summer, but its lunch window is shorter than the Marketplace's, and in the last weeks of summer it can switch to bar service only on weekends. Exact hours are in the FAQ below.
Part of Eagle's Nest
Bistro Fourteen shares the building with the quick-service Marketplace, Simba's Cafe for coffee and ice cream, and Upper Crust Pizza directly across from the bistro on the ground floor; in summer Talon's Deck grills outside. The Eagle's Nest listing covers all of them.
Sources: Vail: Eagle's Nest dining, incl. Bistro 14, Vail hours of operation. Checked September 23, 2026.
Contact Information
Vail, 81657
Bistro Fourteen
Bistro Fourteen
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About Bistro Fourteen
Bistro Fourteen, written Bistro 14 on Vail's own pages, is the bistro and full bar inside Eagle's Nest, the on-mountain dining building at the top of the Eagle Bahn Gondola above Lionshead. Vail describes it as crafted plates and elevated sips, and the walls carry fine art by photographer Gray Malin.
It is the Eagle's Nest choice for anyone who wants a proper drink with lunch rather than a tray from the counter: couples, friends meeting halfway through a ski day, or non-skiers who have ridden up for the view of the Gore and Sawatch ranges. Vail lists lift access, not skier access, as required.
Getting there
Ride the Eagle Bahn Gondola (#19) from Lionshead, or ski to the top of Pride Express (#26). A lift ticket, pass or other ticket valid for the gondola is needed; skis are not.
What it serves
Crafted plates, a full bar and hot drinks. There are no reservations, so arrive toward the start of the lunch window on busy days. Vegetarian and gluten-free options are available across Eagle's Nest.
Seasons and hours
Bistro Fourteen operates in winter and summer, but its lunch window is shorter than the Marketplace's, and in the last weeks of summer it can switch to bar service only on weekends. Exact hours are in the FAQ below.
Part of Eagle's Nest
Bistro Fourteen shares the building with the quick-service Marketplace, Simba's Cafe for coffee and ice cream, and Upper Crust Pizza directly across from the bistro on the ground floor; in summer Talon's Deck grills outside. The Eagle's Nest listing covers all of them.
Sources: Vail: Eagle's Nest dining, incl. Bistro 14, Vail hours of operation. Checked September 23, 2026.