Uley’s Cabin and Ice Bar
Off the International Run, Crested Butte, CO, 81224
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Address :
Off the International Run
Crested Butte, CO, 81224 - Phone (970) 349-2275
- Website https://www.skicb.com/cbmr/info/things-to-do/uleys-cabin.aspx
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : No
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : No
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Chris G.
Super cool place to stop half way down the mountain. They have an ice bar outside with great selection, they also have a very nice sit down type restaurant inside with a fire place. Honestly you can't beat the view !!! Take Red Lady Express to the Peanut trail and you'll see it on the left.
(4)Jamie W.
And I thought Butte 66 was bad...the lunch on the deck of Uleys was absolutely the worst meal I've had at Crested Butte Mountain. $10 for a cold over boiled hot dog. $12 for over cooked and dry pulled pork. No soft drinks for kids. Poor service. Avoid the deck! In the past, we've had good experiences with the indoor restaurant, but it was so bad on the deck I'm not sure we'll come back.
(2)Lauren Y.
Obsessed with Uley's. Every since Camp 4 Coffee closed down on the mountain this is our go to spot for afternoon drinks. Fantastic wine, beer and charcuterie plate. Celebrated our engagement here for brunch and the food was equally as tasty. On a warm day sit outside at the ice bar or warm up by the fire inside! They'll serve you fireside, can't beat that!
(5)Chelsea L.
ummmm i love this place! We sat outisde and had a few drinks half way down the mountain. The food was good but overpriced. My chili was great $14 for a bowl though? I ate it and was happy anyway! The bartender on the ice bar was one of the best bartenders ever. He was quick and helpful. I will totally go here next time... not that they have any competition half way down a mountain in Colorado.
(5)Smorga M.
Service is the fall down at this place. Food is pretty good and desert is worth ordering but none of that matters if service is slow. Not rude or anything.. Just slow.
(2)Chris G.
Super cool place to stop half way down the mountain. They have an ice bar outside with great selection, they also have a very nice sit down type restaurant inside with a fire place. Honestly you can't beat the view !!! Take Red Lady Express to the Peanut trail and you'll see it on the left.
(4)Jamie W.
And I thought Butte 66 was bad...the lunch on the deck of Uleys was absolutely the worst meal I've had at Crested Butte Mountain. $10 for a cold over boiled hot dog. $12 for over cooked and dry pulled pork. No soft drinks for kids. Poor service. Avoid the deck! In the past, we've had good experiences with the indoor restaurant, but it was so bad on the deck I'm not sure we'll come back.
(2)Lauren Y.
Obsessed with Uley's. Every since Camp 4 Coffee closed down on the mountain this is our go to spot for afternoon drinks. Fantastic wine, beer and charcuterie plate. Celebrated our engagement here for brunch and the food was equally as tasty. On a warm day sit outside at the ice bar or warm up by the fire inside! They'll serve you fireside, can't beat that!
(5)Chris D.
The ice bar is a one of a kind experience. The most fun mid mountain bar I've ever been too. Lot's of "dude" drinks to try. I saw a couple do too many shots and crested butte ski patrol took them down the Mtn. That's classy!
(5)Tiffany N.
DO NOT HAVE YOUR WEDDING HERE! The service was terrible and NOT worth the cost. First of all, for the location and the amount of money spent, the servers should have at the very least forced their happy voices. They were rude, incompetent, UNORGANIZED and couldn't have cared less about my sisters special day. Really, they were so bad. Wearing fleeces and pouty faces for a wedding? Get real people. We have many vegan/vegetarian friends and although they had a delicious option available, they served them to the wrong people and ran out of options leaving two dear friends to eat salted potatoes and nothing else. The bartender also over served a guest and closed the bar an hour early with no compensation to the bride and groom. And the staff lied to a friend who had brought a bottle up with her saying she would return it to her at the end of the night since she had not opened it - instead they put it down the drain. These people care about one thing - NOT DOING THEIR JOB.
(1)E M.
Ice Bar is a terrific concept and a fabulous place for a cocktail on the mountain on a sunny day. We stop nearly every day we ski. Only issue is there was no ice at the ice bar this year! And they try to close up between 3:30-4:00 which is a little too early for après ski.
(4)Tony K.
Absolutely fabulous dining experience. The ride up the mountain in the evening is fantastic and from the moment you arrive you experience five star service. The food is great!
(5)Kaliko Y.
Cool idea. Nice spot to get something hot or cold to drink. Nice spots on the deck or seats at the bar. The restaurant inside has a nice lodge feel complete with fireplace. Reservations are recommended. I had a bloody mary and my friend drank a dark & stormy. We also shared the soup of the day. Very good.
(4)Amber J.
Uley's Cabin is top-notch as far as on-mountain dining goes. We had lunch there and I was thrilled at not only the selection but quality of the food. The forest mushroom bisque was the best I've ever had. My husband and I both opted for the Apple Wood Smoked Beef Tenderloin and I substituted black truffle potato puree, which was delicious. We left feeling pampered and filled and we definitely want to check our their sleigh-ride dinners.
(5)Alan C.
Fun on-mountain venue (though the ice bar itself can get a bit crowded). Great place to stop for a drink on a sunny afternoon when the powder gets skied out.
(4)Kara G.
Uley's and the Ice Bar were our absolute favorite - I mean, it's the BEST place for apres ski in CB. On the mountain, there are a couple different runs to can take to get there, and you ski in and ski out to get down the rest of the way down the mountain. Uley's is the restaurant part of the establishment - it's housed inside a little cabin, which looks rustic on the outside, but inside it's 4-star quality. The menu looked great, and we almost ate lunch there our last day, but they were out of Turkey Pot Pies (before noon!) so a disappointed Scuba Steve nixed the idea. You can also do dinner and either take a sleigh ride down or ski down with headlamps - either way is super cool and I'm hoping we plan for that on our next trip!!! The Ice Bar is the bar on the outside of Uley's - it's an outdoor bar who's bar surface is sovered with snow - so Ice Bar isn't just a clever name. We met some couples that have been skiing CB for years and they told us that this is the new incarnation of the Ice Bar - apparently the old one was totally made of ice! While not as cool, the new Ice Bar is still my fave. It's got an additional outdoor seating area with tables and chairs, but you really want to be up at the bar. They have your usual drinks, but we were liking the Colorado Bulldogs (they make them strong!) - but they tend to run short of beer (as Butch found out the hard way). Keep in mind that things have to get delivered up to this part of the mountain via snowmobile! The bartenders are great, and really nice - they're also good to ask for dinner and bar recommendations in town. It's a neat place to sit and drink apres ski, get to know other skiers, and get a little snockered before skiing all the way to the base for a little hot tubbing and more apres ski. We liked it so much that we were literally (nicely) kicked out of the bar by the snow patrol doing their final sweeps! Get there somewhat early, though - last call is at 4 pm - so I would aim for a 3 pm arrival time. Lunch is good too! By far the coolest bar in CB, and the best place to chill on the mountain!!! See you next year! :)
(5)Chris D.
The ice bar is a one of a kind experience. The most fun mid mountain bar I've ever been too. Lot's of "dude" drinks to try. I saw a couple do too many shots and crested butte ski patrol took them down the Mtn. That's classy!
(5)Chelsea L.
ummmm i love this place! We sat outisde and had a few drinks half way down the mountain. The food was good but overpriced. My chili was great $14 for a bowl though? I ate it and was happy anyway! The bartender on the ice bar was one of the best bartenders ever. He was quick and helpful. I will totally go here next time... not that they have any competition half way down a mountain in Colorado.
(5)Smorga M.
Service is the fall down at this place. Food is pretty good and desert is worth ordering but none of that matters if service is slow. Not rude or anything.. Just slow.
(2)Tiffany N.
DO NOT HAVE YOUR WEDDING HERE! The service was terrible and NOT worth the cost. First of all, for the location and the amount of money spent, the servers should have at the very least forced their happy voices. They were rude, incompetent, UNORGANIZED and couldn't have cared less about my sisters special day. Really, they were so bad. Wearing fleeces and pouty faces for a wedding? Get real people. We have many vegan/vegetarian friends and although they had a delicious option available, they served them to the wrong people and ran out of options leaving two dear friends to eat salted potatoes and nothing else. The bartender also over served a guest and closed the bar an hour early with no compensation to the bride and groom. And the staff lied to a friend who had brought a bottle up with her saying she would return it to her at the end of the night since she had not opened it - instead they put it down the drain. These people care about one thing - NOT DOING THEIR JOB.
(1)E M.
Ice Bar is a terrific concept and a fabulous place for a cocktail on the mountain on a sunny day. We stop nearly every day we ski. Only issue is there was no ice at the ice bar this year! And they try to close up between 3:30-4:00 which is a little too early for après ski.
(4)Tony K.
Absolutely fabulous dining experience. The ride up the mountain in the evening is fantastic and from the moment you arrive you experience five star service. The food is great!
(5)Kaliko Y.
Cool idea. Nice spot to get something hot or cold to drink. Nice spots on the deck or seats at the bar. The restaurant inside has a nice lodge feel complete with fireplace. Reservations are recommended. I had a bloody mary and my friend drank a dark & stormy. We also shared the soup of the day. Very good.
(4)Amber J.
Uley's Cabin is top-notch as far as on-mountain dining goes. We had lunch there and I was thrilled at not only the selection but quality of the food. The forest mushroom bisque was the best I've ever had. My husband and I both opted for the Apple Wood Smoked Beef Tenderloin and I substituted black truffle potato puree, which was delicious. We left feeling pampered and filled and we definitely want to check our their sleigh-ride dinners.
(5)Alan C.
Fun on-mountain venue (though the ice bar itself can get a bit crowded). Great place to stop for a drink on a sunny afternoon when the powder gets skied out.
(4)Kara G.
Uley's and the Ice Bar were our absolute favorite - I mean, it's the BEST place for apres ski in CB. On the mountain, there are a couple different runs to can take to get there, and you ski in and ski out to get down the rest of the way down the mountain. Uley's is the restaurant part of the establishment - it's housed inside a little cabin, which looks rustic on the outside, but inside it's 4-star quality. The menu looked great, and we almost ate lunch there our last day, but they were out of Turkey Pot Pies (before noon!) so a disappointed Scuba Steve nixed the idea. You can also do dinner and either take a sleigh ride down or ski down with headlamps - either way is super cool and I'm hoping we plan for that on our next trip!!! The Ice Bar is the bar on the outside of Uley's - it's an outdoor bar who's bar surface is sovered with snow - so Ice Bar isn't just a clever name. We met some couples that have been skiing CB for years and they told us that this is the new incarnation of the Ice Bar - apparently the old one was totally made of ice! While not as cool, the new Ice Bar is still my fave. It's got an additional outdoor seating area with tables and chairs, but you really want to be up at the bar. They have your usual drinks, but we were liking the Colorado Bulldogs (they make them strong!) - but they tend to run short of beer (as Butch found out the hard way). Keep in mind that things have to get delivered up to this part of the mountain via snowmobile! The bartenders are great, and really nice - they're also good to ask for dinner and bar recommendations in town. It's a neat place to sit and drink apres ski, get to know other skiers, and get a little snockered before skiing all the way to the base for a little hot tubbing and more apres ski. We liked it so much that we were literally (nicely) kicked out of the bar by the snow patrol doing their final sweeps! Get there somewhat early, though - last call is at 4 pm - so I would aim for a 3 pm arrival time. Lunch is good too! By far the coolest bar in CB, and the best place to chill on the mountain!!! See you next year! :)
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