Vintage
About
Vintage is a French brasserie on the ground floor of the Gateway Plaza building at the edge of Vail Village, next door to The Sebastian and across Vail Road from the Four Seasons. It is known above all for its Champagne brunch, which OpenTable included in its list of the 100 best brunch restaurants in America in 2021.
It suits a long, late breakfast on a day off the slopes, a celebratory brunch with friends, or a French dinner of steak frites and duck without leaving the village. It is closed two days a week, which catches out visitors who expect a seven-day restaurant.
Brunch
Brunch leans rich and French-American: a run of benedicts, including one with a Maryland crab cake, puff-pastry galettes such as a croque madame, stuffed brioche French toast, and cronuts and croissants to start. Many plates come with the house bacon smashbrowns, and vegetarian smashbrowns are available on request.
Dinner
In the evening the kitchen turns brasserie: escargots, steak tartare, moules marinières and French onion soup, followed by steak frites with a choice of sauce, beef bourguignon, half duck, king salmon or an eggplant roulade for vegetarians.
Planning your visit
Brunch and dinner run on the same five days, Thursday through Monday, and the restaurant closes on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Reservations are taken through OpenTable or by phone and text, and parking at the building is limited, so ask the hostess when you book. Hours are in the FAQ.
Sources: home, brunch menu, dinner menu, reservations, find us. Checked September 23, 2026.
Contact Information
Vail, 81657
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About Vintage
Vintage is a French brasserie on the ground floor of the Gateway Plaza building at the edge of Vail Village, next door to The Sebastian and across Vail Road from the Four Seasons. It is known above all for its Champagne brunch, which OpenTable included in its list of the 100 best brunch restaurants in America in 2021.
It suits a long, late breakfast on a day off the slopes, a celebratory brunch with friends, or a French dinner of steak frites and duck without leaving the village. It is closed two days a week, which catches out visitors who expect a seven-day restaurant.
Brunch
Brunch leans rich and French-American: a run of benedicts, including one with a Maryland crab cake, puff-pastry galettes such as a croque madame, stuffed brioche French toast, and cronuts and croissants to start. Many plates come with the house bacon smashbrowns, and vegetarian smashbrowns are available on request.
Dinner
In the evening the kitchen turns brasserie: escargots, steak tartare, moules marinières and French onion soup, followed by steak frites with a choice of sauce, beef bourguignon, half duck, king salmon or an eggplant roulade for vegetarians.
Planning your visit
Brunch and dinner run on the same five days, Thursday through Monday, and the restaurant closes on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Reservations are taken through OpenTable or by phone and text, and parking at the building is limited, so ask the hostess when you book. Hours are in the FAQ.
Sources: home, brunch menu, dinner menu, reservations, find us. Checked September 23, 2026.