Häagen-Dazs Vail

The brand's store page lists Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and those are the in-season hours. Treat them as the peak-season schedule, not a year-round promise: other current records for the shop open at 11 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. on weekdays, and in the fall shoulder season the town restaurant list has had the shop open Friday to Sunday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. only. In mud season (late April through May), in the fall shoulder (October to mid-November), and before any weekday-evening visit outside peak season, call (970) 476-1441 to confirm the day's hours.

The shop and the brand menu publish no prices, so there is no official Vail price list to quote. The shop sits at a moderate, premium tier ($$) for Vail. As a guide only, other U.S. Häagen-Dazs shops price a scoop at about $7.95 to $9.25 and Dazzler sundaes and milkshakes at about $9.90 to $12.99; those are other shops' prices, not this shop's, and the Vail counter's menu board or a call to (970) 476-1441 is the exact source. Expect resort-village pricing, and expect the sundae or shake, not the single scoop, to be the $12 item.

The national Häagen-Dazs shop menu, served at the counter: scoops in cones and cups (the menu lists more than 20 flavors, including Belgian Chocolate, Cookies & Cream, Dulce de Leche, Mint Chip, Pistachio, Rocky Road, and Vanilla Swiss Almond, plus Mango Sorbet and Raspberry Sorbet), Dazzler sundaes such as Banana Split and Cookies & Cream, milkshakes including Belgian Chocolate, and frozen drinks built on sorbet (smoothies and frozen lemonades). Limited-time sundaes rotate nationally. Ice cream cakes are sold at select shops only, so call (970) 476-1441 before planning on one. There are no Vail-only flavors or items; the flavor case on the day is the shop's subset of the national list.

Yes: sorbet is the dairy-free route. The shop menu scoops Mango Sorbet and Raspberry Sorbet, and its smoothies and frozen lemonades are built on sorbets (Mango, Raspberry, Strawberry). The brand's own FAQ states that its fruit sorbets are all non-dairy. The standard ice cream scoops are made with cream, milk, sugar, and eggs, so they contain milk and egg. Tell the counter about any allergy before ordering, and ask about the current flavor case, because flavors rotate and cross-contact in a scoop case is a counter question, not a published guarantee.

Takeout, yes: it is a counter-service shop, and cones and cups to go in Vail Square are its core format. Delivery runs through Uber Eats, which the brand's store page for this shop lists among its details; check the app for availability to your address, because delivery range in the valley is address-specific. No DoorDash store for the Vail shop could be confirmed, so do not rely on DoorDash for this location. For a cake or a large order, call (970) 476-1441 instead of using an app.

As of October 2026, Google rates this shop 3.4 out of 5 from 93 reviews and Yelp rates it 3.2 from 39 reviews, below the brand's national reputation. Read it as a convenient, familiar stop in Vail Square rather than a destination dessert shop: it sits steps from the Eagle Bahn Gondola in The Arrabelle, with the national menu you already know.

In Building A of The Arrabelle at Vail Square, 675 Lionshead Place, in Lionshead Village, a short walk from the Eagle Bahn Gondola. Lionshead is pedestrian, so park once and walk: the public option is the Lionshead Parking Structure at 354 S Frontage Rd W, with the Lionshead Transit Center and the free Town of Vail in-town bus on site. The shop publishes no parking of its own.

Yes, as a treat stop: cones, cups, sundaes, and shakes in Vail Square, right by The Arrabelle, make it an easy family stop after the gondola or a stroll around Lionshead. There is no children's menu and no kids' pricing; the child route is a small cup or cone, and a sorbet (mango or raspberry) for a dairy-free child. The shop also takes part in the Häagen-Dazs loyalty program; ask at the counter how to earn points.