becks TAVERN

We enjoyed our dinner and drinks. I was excited to try the German fare. The snitzel was very good. I do think the beverages were overpriced. This may be due to the ski-town mentality, not sure. $12 for a glass of house chardonnay is pricey. Oh well. We also visited the Yurt Bar after dinner. I would come again for this experience. The band, Warden & Company, was excellent. Cozy atmosphere with excitement music. This, we enjoyed. Overall, very good and I would come again.

Been going since I got my pass for Gore. I like their german food. Schnitzel is pretty good (I lived in Dresden for 2 years)

The food was AMAZING, some of the best pierogi and kielbasa I've had in a while. Their fries are perfectly cooked as well, perfect as a side. The atmosphere is really cozy and the Yurts are a blast to hang out in.

Absolute gem in the Gore area. They have a fun bar inside a yurt connected to other yurts with games. Kids loved it and was a great place to chill while waiting for our table to be ready. The food was beyond solid - may have not had the highest expectations but they blew through them. I had their chicken schnitzel and could have drunk the mushroom sauce straight from the cup. Only negative on the food front was their version of pizza - it had thick not super melted cheese and looked and tasted like a poor at home attempt to make pizza. Overall one of the better dining experiences we had up by Gore and a fun way to spend an evening

Ate outdoors with live bluegrass music, and the ambiance was nice. The beet salad itself was disappointing, beets seemed canned, there were barely any nuts in the salad either. The pierogi were clearly mass produced and cooked from frozen. The pork schnitzel was very tasteless, literally tasted like nothing. Chicken was dry.