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Mesa Verde National Park
Where To Eat
 

MUSEUM AND SPRUCE TREE HOUSE AREA

Spruce Tree Terrace Cafe
Located in a historic building near the Chapin Mesa Archeological Museum and Spruce Tree House, this is a perfect place for a casual lunch or dinner. Dine inside, on the outdoor patio, or pick up a lunch-to-go and enjoy a picnic in the park.

Open daily, year-round 
Hours of operation vary seasonally

 


FAR VIEW AREA

Metate Room Restaurant
Enjoy dinner in the nationally recognized Metate Room at Far View Lodge, offering wild game, fresh fish, and local organic produce, all with a contemporary Southwestern flare. Come early for breakfast with a view. Enjoy a gourmet continental breakfast featuring homemade pastries, fresh juices, shade grown coffee, and more. Relax atop the lodge in the La Mano Lounge and end your evening with a sunset, the moon, or under the stars.

Open May to mid-October


Far View Terrace Restaurant
The Far View Terrace offers a casual dining atmosphere located just a quarter mile from Far View Lodge. There is something for everyone with a wide variety of choices from breakfast through dinner, including classic fare and local favorites such as the house favorite, a Navajo taco.  An additional feature is the Java City Coffee Bar with lattes, cappuccinos, smoothies, ice cream, and our special house made Mesa Verde fudge!

Open May to mid-October

 

MOREFIELD CAMPGROUND

Knife Edge Cafe
Open May to mid-October
Breakfast only

 

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The north courtyard of Balcony House  

Did You Know?
Contrary to popular belief, the Ancestral Puebloan people of Mesa Verde did not disappear. They migrated south to New Mexico and Arizona, and became today’s modern pueblo people.

Last Updated: July 10, 2009 at 10:49 EST