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Kitchens here like to flex their creative muscles , although not everyone's an Iron Chef in
the upper echelons - hit après-ski specials (4pm to 6pm) for the best deals.
Clint's Bakery & Coffee House
(131 S Main St; sandwiches $4.95-7.25; 7am-8pm; )
The coolest coffeeshop in town, where
brainy baristas will steam up a chalkboard full of latte and mocha flavors and dozens of
loose-leaf teas. If you're hungry, the downstairs bagelry stacks burly sandwiches and tasty
breakfast bagels with egg and ham, lox, sausage and cheese. Good pastries too. The ba-
gelry closes at 3pm.
CAFE
$
Park & Main
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SANDWICHES
$
(
http://parkandmainfood.com
;
500 S Main St; sandwiches $7-12; 7:30am-9pm; )
This bright industri-
al space is a welcome addition to the Breck cafe scene. It runs the gauntlet of world sand-
wich styles, from pressed paninis on ciabatta bread and a prosciutto-laced
croque mon-
sieur
(aka grilled ham-and-cheese) to Vietnamese
banh mi
(baguettes) and even roasted
beet sliders and quinoa salad. Lots of free-range egg creations get the day started right.
CREPERIE
$
Crepes à la Cart
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(
www.crepesalacarts.com
; 307 S Main St; crepes $5-11; 10am-11pm Sun-Thu, 10am-2pm Fri & Sat; )
Breck's most popular snack stand, you can't miss this yellow gypsy cart on Main St - or
the line snaking down the block in front of it. Sweet and savory crepes are made to order
and folded up in the iconic Parisian wedge, but when it gets busy, oh
mon dieu
, the wait
can be brutally long (like 30 minutes).
Come with time to spare and cozy up at the adjacent fire pit.
Wasabi
JAPANESE
$$
( 970-453-8311;
www.wasabi-breckenridge.com
;
311 S Main St; lunch $8-13, dinner $17-22, sushi plates
$16.50-35.50; noon-2pm Wed-Sat, 5pm-close Tue-Sun)
If you're salivating for sushi, maki rolls or
udon noodles, this family run hole-in-the-wall will definitely satisfy. The chef keeps it
simple and affordable, especially at lunch when he offers teriyaki tofu and chicken bowls
