La Brasserie Vail
About
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.
Contact Information
Vail, 81657
La Brasserie Vail
La Brasserie Vail
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About La Brasserie Vail
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.