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La Brasserie is a French brasserie on Bridge Street, in the pedestrian heart of Vail Village. It keeps the format simple: a full bar and a kitchen that runs from lunch into the evening every day, cooking the classics the style is known for, from oysters and steak frites to French onion soup, with a cold martini on the side.

It suits a long lunch after a morning on the mountain, an easy dinner for two, or a group of friends who want a lively room rather than a formal one.

The menu

There are separate lunch and dinner menus, a dessert menu and a full drinks list. The idea, in the restaurant's own words, is classical dishes handled with care and served without fuss. Menus are posted on the restaurant's website and change with the season, so the View Menu button shows the current dinner card.

The room

The team set out to bring the warmth of the great European brasserie to the Village: a room that feels alive, where no one hurries you out after the last course. Bridge Street's shops and bars are right outside the door.

Before you go

Hours shift with the seasons; the fall schedule is in the FAQ below. Reservations are taken on OpenTable through the Reserve a Table button, and the restaurant also answers by phone and email.

Sources: La Brasserie, OpenTable. Checked September 24, 2026.

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La Brasserie Vail
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232 Bridge St
Vail, 81657

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About La Brasserie Vail

Quick answer: La Brasserie Vail is a restaurant at 232 Bridge St, Vail, CO 81657. French brasserie on Bridge Street in Vail Village: oysters, steak frites and French onion soup, a full bar and lunch into dinner daily. As of October 2026 it is closed for the off-season and reopens November 13, 2026, per the banner on its website.

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La Brasserie is a French brasserie on Bridge Street, in the pedestrian heart of Vail Village. It keeps the format simple: a full bar and a kitchen that runs from lunch into the evening every day, cooking the classics the style is known for, from oysters and steak frites to French onion soup, with a cold martini on the side.

It suits a long lunch after a morning on the mountain, an easy dinner for two, or a group of friends who want a lively room rather than a formal one.

The menu

There are separate lunch and dinner menus, a dessert menu and a full drinks list. The idea, in the restaurant's own words, is classical dishes handled with care and served without fuss. Menus are posted on the restaurant's website and change with the season, so the View Menu button shows the current dinner card.

The room

The team set out to bring the warmth of the great European brasserie to the Village: a room that feels alive, where no one hurries you out after the last course. Bridge Street's shops and bars are right outside the door.

Before you go

Hours shift with the seasons; the fall schedule is in the FAQ below. Reservations are taken on OpenTable through the Reserve a Table button, and the restaurant also answers by phone and email.

Sources: La Brasserie, OpenTable. Checked September 24, 2026.

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Closed for the season · Reopens Nov 13

Amenities at La Brasserie Vail

  • Full bar
  • Patio/outdoor seating
  • Gluten-free options
  • Vegetarian dishes
  • Prix fixe menus
  • Lunch and dinner service

Frequently Asked Questions

Is La Brasserie Vail open right now, and when does it reopen?
Not right now. La Brasserie is closed for the fall shoulder season and reopens on November 13, 2026, per the banner on the restaurant's own website; Google's panel agrees that it is closed. Some third-party listings still show summer hours and "open now", which are out of date. From November 13, check the restaurant's website or call (970) 393-5009 for the winter schedule, which has not been published yet.
What are the hours of La Brasserie Vail?
Hours change with Vail's seasons, and the restaurant is currently closed until November 13 (see question 1). The most recent published schedule, for fall, was daily from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m., with lunch and dinner menus both served. Summer hours ran longer (Google listed 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.). Winter hours have not been published yet; the restaurant posts its current menus and schedule at labrasserievail.com.
How do I make a reservation at La Brasserie Vail?
Book on OpenTable, the restaurant's own reservation channel, linked from both its website and this page, or call (970) 393-5009. If you have a special occasion or dietary preferences, the restaurant asks you to note them in the reservation so the team can plan for them. While the restaurant is closed for the shoulder season (until November 13), book ahead for dates after reopening.
What is on the menu at La Brasserie Vail, and what should I order?
Classic French brasserie cooking, on separate lunch and dinner menus that change with the season. The dishes the restaurant leads with are oysters on the half shell ($5 each), steak frites, and French onion soup ($19). The fall dinner menu adds beef tartare ($38), foie gras mousseline ($29), lobster bisque ($25), branzino à la plancha ($52), Pacific steelhead ($44), poulet à la diable ($42), and moules marinières ($32); lunch adds a charcuterie board ($40), quiche Lorraine ($27), a croque monsieur ($29), and two burgers ($25 to $32). Current menus are posted at labrasserievail.com.
What does a meal cost at La Brasserie Vail?
It depends on the route you take. OpenTable labels La Brasserie $$$$, and the à la carte dinner menu supports it: starters $19 to $38, mains $30 to $72 (steak frites is a 10oz New York strip at $52 or a 6oz prime filet at $72), cocktails $14 to $25. The moderate route is the prix fixe: $60 per guest at dinner and $50 at lunch, each including a Hugo Spritz or a glass of Blanc de Blancs, a first course, a main, and dessert. Lunch sandwiches and burgers run $25 to $32. Parties of six or more are charged a 20% service charge.
What do reviews say about La Brasserie Vail?
Strong, on a young record. As of October 2026, Google rates La Brasserie 4.7 out of 5 from 93 reviews; OpenTable rates it 4.4 from 74 reviews; Yelp rates it 3.8 from just 5 reviews. The restaurant opened in July 2026, so counts are still small and moving; the two high-volume platforms agree that diners rate the room, the classics, and the bar highly.
Does La Brasserie Vail have gluten-free or vegetarian options?
Yes, and the menu says so dish by dish. Every menu marks dishes with two symbols: one for gluten-free and one for gluten-free option available. Gluten-free dishes include the oysters, beef tartare, salmon crudo, branzino, steelhead, poulet à la diable, steak frites, quiche Lorraine, and most desserts; the onion soup, lobster bisque, Caesar salad, moules, and croque monsieur can be made gluten-free. For vegetarians, the dinner menu fields a whole roasted cauliflower with Vadouvan curry ($30) as a designed main, alongside the warm goat cheese salad and, at lunch, the quiche. No dish is labeled vegan.
Is La Brasserie Vail new, and who is behind it?
Yes. La Brasserie opened on Bastille Day, July 14, 2026, at 232 Bridge Street, in the Vail Village space previously occupied by Fall Line Kitchen and Cocktails. It was founded by Pablo Quiroga and Alejandro Ortiz, Mexico City natives whose families live in Vail, and the kitchen is run by executive chef Tyson Amick, with Joseph Newton as beverage director and Patrick Drennan as general manager, a team with Matsuhisa and Root and Flower on their résumés.
Does La Brasserie Vail have a patio?
Yes. The restaurant's own gallery shows its patio seating at the Bridge Street address, on Vail Village's pedestrian main street. Patio seating is seasonal and weather-dependent in Vail, and the restaurant is closed until November 13 for the fall shoulder; for patio seating after reopening, ask when you book on OpenTable or call (970) 393-5009.
Where is La Brasserie Vail, and where do I park?
At 232 Bridge Street in the Gorsuch Building, on the pedestrian main street of Vail Village, in the former Fall Line space, a short walk from Gondola One. Bridge Street is pedestrian, so there is no parking at the door and the restaurant publishes none of its own. The public option is the Vail Village Parking Structure at the Transportation Center, a few minutes' walk away, and the free Town of Vail in-town bus serves the Village.

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