The mountain restaurant food thread

bedrock barney wrote:Of course, if I were Icy I would be eating this at lunchtime:

brooksy wrote:

Trencher wrote:Looks pretty good to me. The problem I have with good food while skiing is that good food requires a good drink to go with it. That's why I often opt for a hamburger even when there are much better things on the menu.

Good food = Hamburger

Trencher wrote:

brooksy wrote:

Trencher wrote:Looks pretty good to me. The problem I have with good food while skiing is that good food requires a good drink to go with it. That's why I often opt for a hamburger even when there are much better things on the menu.

Good food = Hamburger

You didn't taste the Deer Valley hamburger.

Don't have a photo, but Park City mountain resort has an all you can eat breakfast buffet for about £7 that includes bacon, sausage, eggs, (and a whole bunch of healthy stuff that I don't eat when I'm skiing). Works out well as you can get a few runs in, and then eat enough not to need lunch.

brooksy wrote:

bedrock barney wrote:

brooksy wrote:
Looks horrid & note you couldn't finish it, don't blame you

Looks can be deceiving....

Not in this case & you didn't finish it, be honest

bedrock barney wrote:

brooksy wrote:

bedrock barney wrote:

brooksy wrote:
Looks horrid & note you couldn't finish it, don't blame you

Looks can be deceiving....

Not in this case & you didn't finish it, be honest

I did finish it, down to the last grain of rice. Not much point taking a photo of an empty plate. It was very tasty.

Ian Wickham wrote:I'll post a picture of my tea tomorrow ........

Trencher wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:I'll post a picture of my tea tomorrow ........

Ian, with respect, you've already made your views on this topic known. If you don't want to read a thread about the food we eat while skiing, then just skip over it.