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Viceroy Snowmass has two restaurants: the main Eight K (so named because the hotel sits at 8,000 feet in elevation) and Nest bar and café, both of which have food items that appeal to children and have high chairs on hand. Room service, with a kids' menu, is available 24 hours a day.
Eight K serves breakfast, lunch and dinner in a sophisticated setting with unusual textured accents, such as a support column wrapped in strips of intricately stitched leather and birch-tree lattice walls. Plenty of walnut and mahogany coupled with minimalist style give the restaurant an Alpine-meets-Asian feel. Despite the sleek vibe, families are indeed welcomed here, with games and books on the shelves lining the adjacent lounge walls that can be used at the dining tables.
For more entertainment at the table, kids can write on placemats with washable markers and play with wax-sculpture sticks. A clever touch: the children's menu at Eight K is viewable through a retro View-Master toy (remember those?). Children's options here include wonderfully nutritious items, such as organic crunchy chicken strips, grilled salmon and pasta with meatballs or grilled chicken, while breakfast brings favorites such as silver dollar pancakes, cinnamon oatmeal and fruit skewers. All kids’ beverages—including "mocktails" made with fresh-squeezed juices—come with plastic ice cubes that light up and flash with different colors.
The small café next to the pool—and close to the chairlift—is designed for quick, casual dining. Coffee shop items for sale here include homemade granola, bagel sandwiches, wraps, soups and salads. Parents can stop in for a latte in the morning (or an innovative cocktail or beer on tap in the afternoon), while children enjoy fruit smoothies.
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