Posted: January 17, 2020

Top 5 Restaurants With A View

Colorado Springs has an amazing selection of international delights. From hometown favorites, to upscale nights on the town. In addition to savory dishes, here are the best dining spots to view the Colorado Rockies and unforgettable views of the city below.

1. Mountain View Restaurant

Cheyenne Mountain Resort’s Mountain View Restaurant doesn’t disappoint. True to its namesake, the AAA Four Diamond property boasts a Colorado fusion menu while looking out the glass-paned windows at Cheyenne Mountain. It also has a spectacular terrace and on open-air kitchen. It’s a favorite spot for Sunday brunch.

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2. Overlook Cafe

Overlook Café is the newest addition to Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, America’s only mountain zoo. The alfresco patio café is the first to offer beer and wine. Situated atop the attraction, it provides a breathtaking panoramic view of Colorado Springs from above. Open April-October and weather-permitting weekends during the winter.

3. The Peppertree

The Peppertree, an award-winning steak house, sits perched on a hilltop with one of the most incredible views of the city below. This fine-dining establishment prepares meals tableside and offers a wonderful ambience. The pepper steak is one of their most popular dishes.

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4. Hacienda

Hacienda, located in University Village, combines upscale Mexian cuisine called "Mountain Mex" with an impeccable patio view. Sip a lava lamp on the patio in the summer or enjoy it on cooler nights with the nearby warmth of the firepit. It's hard miss Pikes Peak and the Front Range staring back.

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5. The Penrose Room

The Penrose Room, located at The Broadmoor, is the only Five Star restaurant in the state of Colorado. A jacket is required for this elegant eatery. Enjoy live music, dancing and expansive views. Dress code required.