Food & Nightlife
Copper has a multitude of food and drinking locations to suit all tastes.
Eating Out
If you’re not DIY catering, Copper Mountain has a range of restaurant venues in the Village to cater to all tastes. The quality of the Copper restaurants is generally good to exceptional.
Breakfast (Center Village)
Jack’s Slopeside Grill at the base of the American Flyer and Eagle chairs has a plethora of hearty and healthy breakfast selections. Camp Hale has a range of lighter breakfast options and reasonable coffee. Alpinista located in Taylor’s Crossing does specialty breakfasts.
Lunch
If not eating on the hill try Chubs near West Lake for a great range of sandwiches and crepes. For a bit of a giggle, watch the ice skaters while you eat. Alternatively Jack’s Slopeside Grill , Grand Hall (East Village) and the Union Creek Food Court (Union Creek) have a wide range of tasty lunchtime selections.
Dinner
Exceptional Japanese food is available at the Storm King Lounge in Center Village. The restaurant features superb service, and glorious varieties of infused sake and other brews. For the best pub food including steaks, ribs, burgers, pasta, fish and chicken, JJ’s Tavern at the base of the Super Bee in East Village is the venue. If fine dining is your thing, try the CB Grille, located in Center Village across the Covered Bridge (CB!!).
Bars & Nightlife
Copper’s après scene is best enjoyed at JJ’s Tavern in East Village (get a few people together and have a crack at the ‘shot ski’) or at any of a number of bars in Center Village. Try Jacks, Endo’s or Zizzo. Better still go on an après crawl around Center Village. All the bars are within a few hundred metres of each other.
Endo’s and JJ’s Tavern often have live music and Zizzo is the place for late night boogaloo at Copper (the only place actually!!!).
For a more relaxed atmosphere, try drinks at the classy Storm King Lounge, or saunter down to West Lake for a Guinness and a game of pool at Mulligans Irish Bar.