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Eat & Drink in Durango, CO

Browse 217 eat & drink places in Durango, Colorado — compare ratings, reviews, and details in one place.

Deli The Peak Deli 4.7(651 on Google) 362 Pagosa St, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147, USA, Pagosa Springs View place → Chinese restaurant May Palace Durango 4.6(643 on Google) 909 Main Ave, Durango View place → Cuckoos Chicken House Restaurant Cuckoos Chicken House 4.1(627 on Google) 128 E College Dr, Durango View place → Breakfast restaurant Black Bart's Brunch 4.9(622 on Google) 274 Pagosa St, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147, USA, Pagosa Springs View place → Mexican restaurant Macho's Fast Mexican Food - North 4.2(616 on Google) 1485 Florida Rd, Durango View place → Mexican restaurant Taco Libre 4.4(610 on Google) 1150 Main Ave, Durango View place → Chocolate shop Animas Chocolate & Coffee Company 4.7(609 on Google) 920 Main Ave, Durango View place → Brewery Ska Brewing Co 4.5(600 on Google) 225 Girard St, Durango View place → Famburger Restaurant Famburger 4.5(592 on Google) 1400 E 2nd Ave, Durango View place → Pop Sushi Japanese restaurant Pop Sushi 4.5(590 on Google) 42 Co Rd 250 #400, Durango View place → Chinese restaurant China Cafe 4.0(576 on Google) 1525 Main Ave, Durango View place → Mexican restaurant Macho's Fast Mexican Food 4.2(572 on Google) 1485 Florida Rd, Durango View place → Mexican restaurant Nini's Taqueria 4.5(567 on Google) 552 Main Ave, Durango View place → Eolus Bar & Dining Restaurant Eolus Bar & Dining 4.6(562 on Google) 919 Main Ave, Durango View place → Restaurant The Yellow Carrot 4.3(540 on Google) 3206 Main Ave UNIT 1, Durango View place → Italian restaurant PRIMI Pasta & Wine Bar 4.4(539 on Google) 1201 Main Ave #102, Durango View place → Bread Bakery Bread 4.6(537 on Google) 42 Co Rd 250, Durango View place → May Palace Chinese restaurant May Palace 4.6(537 on Google) 909 Main Ave, Durango View place → Bagel shop Durango Bagel 4.0(537 on Google) 106 E 5th St, Durango View place → Southern restaurant (US) T's Smokehouse & Grill 4.4(529 on Google) 3 Depot Pl, Durango View place → Thai restaurant Thai Kitchen 4.3(528 on Google) 101 W 11th St, Durango View place → Taco Boy Durango Taco restaurant Taco Boy Durango 4.1(528 on Google) 150 Confluence Ave #101c, Durango View place → Balcony Bar & Grill Bar Balcony Bar & Grill 4.3(526 on Google) 600 Main Ave Suite 210, Durango View place → Asian restaurant Akami Poke and Noodle Bar 4.7(525 on Google) 309 W College Dr, Durango View place →

How to eat and drink your way through Durango

Durango eats better than its size suggests. This is a railroad town with a college crowd from Fort Lewis, ranching country at its edges, and a steady flow of travelers stepping off the narrow-gauge train — and the food reflects all of it. Use the directory to find your meal rather than follow someone else's ranking; the Durango restaurants listings show you what's open right now.

Let the time of day lead

  • Mornings. Durango wakes up slow and caffeinated. A good coffee shop is the natural first stop, whether you're fueling a hike or easing into a rest day.
  • Midday. Between adventures, casual is king. A shared pizza restaurant table is an easy, kid-friendly reset after time on the trails or the river.
  • Evenings. Downtown comes alive after dark. Settle into a sit-down dinner, then drift to a nearby spot for a drink.

Eat by neighborhood

Where you eat changes the feel as much as what you order. The Main Avenue core is the densest place to graze, with independent kitchens within a block of each other. The north end and Animas City hold their own local favorites, often a touch quieter, while the newer east side near Three Springs and the Bodo Park commercial district south of downtown reward a short drive.

Follow a cuisine

Durango punches above its weight on variety. The Mexican restaurants here are a genuine local strength — green chile, breakfast burritos, and family spots regulars stay loyal to. For drinks, the town's bars run from brewery taprooms to historic saloons, and many serve food well past dinner, so apres-trail and late-night both have a home.

A few local instincts

Hours shift with the seasons — a place open late in July may close earlier in the quiet months, so confirm before you drive. Popular kitchens fill on summer evenings and festival weekends; reservations or off-peak seating help, and patios empty fast when a late-summer monsoon storm rolls through. When in doubt, search the directory to see what's nearby and currently serving, then go find the table that fits your day.

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