This is one of those places that is a local favorite, a tourist favorite, and sometimes even a destination in itself. It's nothing fancy, but it's fun and the food is unbeatable. Mostly pasta dishes with a Jamaican twist, yes you read right, that go together like it was supposed to happen all along. After a day on the slopes go order a big plate of food, a pitcher of beer, and jam to some Reggae music. The locals say you'll never regret it.

If you're craving some live music, be sure to check out the events happening at Three20South. No matter your music genre preferences, you will be able to find a show you'll love. Featuring national acts such as the Reverend Horton Heat and Blackalicious, Three20South always provides a great concert for its high energy crowds. See website for further information.

It is no secret among the locals that Breckenridge Brewery has great beer. It has been winning awards almost since it opened in 1990. The food is good too, offering typical brewpub classics like burgers, fish and chips and ribs. Then there are the Breckenridge Brewery originals like the Rocky Mountain Bleu Balls or Thai Grilled Salmon. Take it down with a cold Avalanche Ale or the rich and chocolatey Oatmeal Stout. Televisions at the bar make for great sports watching. Not a sports fan? Check out the stunning view of the Ten Mile Range. The venue is open daily from 11a.m.

For your all-in-one hangout spot in Breckenridge, head to Salt Creek. The restaurant downstairs has a good selection of steaks, seafood and Texas-style pit barbecue, which is slow cooked over oak wood. Upstairs is the bar and nightclub, which has pool tables, foosball, live music, a dance floor and eight satellite televisions.

How can you go wrong here, with elegant and contemporary cuisine in a relaxed and fun atmosphere? The restaurant has a hip and energetic feel to it, but still has all the sophistication of its fine-dining neighbors. Nightly live music local acts featuring acoustic blues, mountain jazz and much more. Don't miss the amazing art adorned on the bistro walls, available for retail. The restaurant features an extensive menu and wine list including appetizer favorites like Crab Cakes, a huge selection of savory pastas and a delicious selection of steaks and seafood.

In a resort town, where fine-dining restaurants pepper every corner, Downstairs at Eric's is an oasis of fun. For instance, they offer 120 different beers. They've got just about everything when it comes to pub grub, and you are sure to find some sort of special on any given day. This is a lively and family friendly establishment, which even has an arcade for the kids (or the big kids) while you watch the game.

The Briar Rose is a former miner's grub hall up at the top of Peak 10, near the old Briar Rose Silver Mine. Today, the spot exists as a steak and seafood restaurant, serving the best slow roasted prime ribs, mouth-watering steaks, wild game, fresh seafood, poultry, pasta and vegetarian entrees. Yes folks, they've got it all, and an unequivocal personality to boot. Open for dinner daily starting at 5 p.m.

Of the many breweries in Summit County, Dillon Dam Brewery seems to rise above the rest. They serve up excellent brew house eats from wraps, pastas, and specialty burgers made beef, chicken, veggie or buffalo (try the Zurich: smoked bacon, guacamole, and gruyere) to gourmet meat entrées such as " "Taj Mahal Osso-Bucco" and " "San Luis Pepper Duck. Rock out to live music on Thursdays during the main summer and winter seasons, or sit outside and take in mountain views from the beer garden. And the highlight, of course, their extensive list of award winning home brews from summer ales to the " "Damn Straight Lager.

After hitting the slopes, try hitting Pug Ryan's in Dillon. This place has your daily protein allowance covered in the form of succulent prime rib, juicy steaks cooked to order, and enough ribs to feed an army. However, most patrons don't come here for the meat. They choose of the five specially-prepared house brews to compliment that perfect steak. Most of the brews are award-winning with Morningwood Wheat being the local favorite. It even won the Silver Medal at the 2003 Great American Beer Festival! So put down that can of Keystone and pop open a beer that actually tastes good!

Straddling the line somewhere between an upscale dining experience and a sports bar atmosphere, Red Mountain Grill is the place husbands take their wives when they have no idea where to go. However, ladies, you won't be disappointed. The soft lighting creates a romantic atmosphere and the menu offers a variety of salads and other items for the more refined palate. And fellas, if you're lost in your conversation, take a look at one of the ten HDTV's located throughout the restaurant playing the game that you're probably missing. Don't worry about what to eat, either. They've got your steak, rib, and sandwich needs covered!