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Left Bank Restaurant Vail Reviews
Fantastic spot - great service with attention to detail and
Fantastic spot - great service with attention to detail and they don't rush you one bit. That atmosphere was elegant but not stuffy and while the place was packed (apparerntly a bit of a later night crowd) we never felt like it was too loud. The
The food was ordinary -- certainly not worth the price, and
The food was ordinary -- certainly not worth the price, and there are at least a dozen places in Vail with better food for comparable prices. The service was bad. My companion ordered a glass of wine with his entrée, but the sommelier didn't
Our host arrived at 4:30.
We couldn't arrive till five because we had to drop our son off at The babysitters. Upon arrival our host the maître D let him know that he needed the table back by 6:30, in my opinion this is a horrible start. He should keep his mouth shut and
Best dinner in Vail (so far)
We had a great evening at The Left Bank - excellent cuisine (steak tartare, elk chops, fois gras, trout & baked Alaska), with attentive service from Brendan & Andy. A superb selection of French wines. We will return and we recommend it
Always terrific
The Left Bank is our favorite restaurant in Vail. It did not disappoint. We had a terrific meal. The waiter was professional but a bit stuffy in the beginning but did lighten up. It is an expensive restaurant but well worth the money. The staff is gr
had a truly disappointing experience at Left Bank in Vail.
The food was mediocre at best. The prices were completely unjustifiable for the quality. The steak was tough and flavorless, and the sides were under-seasoned. But the worst part was when we got the bill - it included charges we never agreed to, and
Excellent experience as expected
Excellent food. Great service Friendly Colorado rack of lamb outstanding , not readily available elsewhere Chocolate soufflé memorable Been going there since 1980’s Consistent
Deliciousness in Vail
If you visit Vail, plan a dinner out at The Left Bank. The staff is second to none. The wine list is extensive. The food -- I dream about it every year and can't wait to return when we are in town for the dance festival.
not the same.
Have no problem with expensive food when it's worth it. This place no longer justifies the exorbitant prices. Just flat out not as good as it used to be. Service was good and a nice new remodel, but would trade that for the old food. Better choi
My Favorite Place in Vail
The food and service here are always on point!! Came here 15 years ago and it was just as delicious then!! Our waitress Mary Jane was friendly and fun!!
We were a table of two enjoying the elegance and ambiance
We were a table of two enjoying the elegance and ambiance of this establishment. We even helped our server laugh off her mistake of asking us how we wanted our Beef Tartar prepared. The food was good. The portions were more than we expected/needed, a
Poor Customer Service - Lost and forgotten!
We were a table of two enjoying the elegance and ambiance of this establishment. We even helped our server laugh off her mistake of asking us how we wanted our Beef Tartar prepared. The food was good. The portions were more than we expected/needed, a
Food was very good.
Service impecable. We sat at a beautiful table overlooking the creek. Definitely recommend for great soufflé
Terrible experience
Recently, I had the unfortunate experience of visiting the left bank with my family, which was far from satisfactory. Unfortunately, my rating for this establishment would be a one on a hypothetical scale, primarily attributed to the quality of servi
Great service, great food and a great experience.
This is a brilliant restaurant and one of the best in Vail. Our server was excellent and the food (especially the pear tart and the Elk) was outstanding. We will be recommending to everyone!
We went expecting pricey French-style restaurant and that
We went expecting pricey French-style restaurant and that is exactly what we got. We were a little concerned because Octoberfest was underway and the Oom-pah band outside the front door was deafening. Fortunately the restaurant is in the back of the
The Ambiance/decor is a little weird, but if you get a seat
The Ambiance/decor is a little weird, but if you get a seat by the window it's nice. We go here occasionally and always have a great meal and they have a great wine selection.
My husband and I didn't have high hopes based on the
My husband and I didn't have high hopes based on the pictures of dishes. Not imaginative or innovative plating I guess. Because it's Vail during Spring ski season, we didn't have a lot of options left; restaurants get booked months in
This place is attached to our hotel, we met friends first
This place is attached to our hotel, we met friends first night and had a few drinks. Btw the drinks were mostly wine/bourbon pours. MJ the bartender was nice but was super slow due to her also making drinks for the restaurant. Well we left our phone
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