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In 1859 thousands of gold seekers flocked to Colorado, taking part in one of the greatest gold rushes in North American history. In 1861 on this very site, a tented structure known as Long’s Saloon opened for business as a local watering hole to thirsty miners with the permanent building being erected in 1879.
Relaxed hangout offering hearty breakfasts, bar food & brews in a onetime 19th-century saloon.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 103 N Main St, Breckenridge, CO 80424
Phone: (970) 453-5499
Website: http://thegoldpansaloon.com/
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The Gold Pan Saloon: Must-Try Bar in Breckenridge, CO
In 1859 thousands of gold seekers flocked to Colorado, taking part in one of the greatest gold rushes in North American history. In 1861 on this very site, …
Food Menu – The Gold Pan Saloon
Home fries, black beans, flour tortilla and eggs over easy. Topped with pork green chili & cheddar cheese. Enchiladas & Eggs. $15.00.
About – The Gold Pan Saloon
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Reviews
Jonathan Aguiar
Small historic saloon in Breck that is definitely worth visiting! We heard of the saloon on a bike tour the same day and had to stop by to get a taste of such a historic saloon in town. We sat at the bar and absolutely loved the live music. Our bartender was also very welcoming and made sure we had everything we needed. Plenty of seating at the bar as well. We did not try any food but still loved our visit here.
Be sure to stop by! Well worth it.
… moreBe sure to stop by! Well worth it.
Jay The Traveler
We loved the Gold Pan Saloon. Our waitress was amazing and our food order came quick. We tried a couple of their red house wines from tap. It was a perfect semi- sweet wine. They had a happy hour and we ordered a pork slider and a chicken slider. They were very good and nicely presented. For dinner, I ordered the Cobb Salad with chicken and my wife had the Burrata and a bowl of French onion soup. When our dishes arrived, I had to double check to make sure I wasn’t at a 5 star restaurant. The dishes were presented as such. The flavors of our food were just as top notch. Check out my pictures. I would totally recommend this bar restaurant for an amazing meal. The decor isn’t 5 star but reminds you of being in a saloon from the 1800’s. This is actually why we went here. We love history. For us, this was the perfect mix of history and amazing food.
… moreRobert Newman
We liked the great old time atmosphere, excellent service, food cooked exactly how we asked, and bartender with a quick sense of humor. The Cuban sandwich, gold pan burger and chicken Caesar wrap were outstanding. The craft beers were good, too. We will return.
… moreTheNazguler
Quick service, limited menu, quick service of food to table. The place was super full, more than. I cared for, but we were hungry. Food was at acceptable levels. Warning. The pork is spicy. I would pass if you are looking for something memorable.
… moreCamille Toronto
The food was magical, ambience perfect. One of my favorite meals in Colorado! Cindy was an incredible server and gave us great recommendations.
… morelisA fRosT
Felt like I walked into an old western movie. The Cuban sandwich and the French onion soup were delicious! Perfect spot for lunch on a non ski day.
… moreAaron Litton
Must stop for a drink at the oldest bar in Breckenridge. Enjoy the atmosphere and history while sipping on a perfectly made cocktail while sitting by the fire!!
… moreAfrfyn Smith
Hannah was an incredible server, the best I think I’ve ever had. Wonderful atmosphere- enough noise to keep it lively but allows comfortable conversation. Picture perfect quality food with taste to match! We’ve routinely had the same food stops during our visits in town for the last 10 years and this place changes everything. Definitely go to Gold Pan Saloon!
… moreJeremy Bree
Great country feel bar, it was busy to start but we still got a table and were served quickly. Reviews mention the limited menu, we had no problem with it and all of our meals came out fast and were really good. Live music created a great atmosphere and once that stove went on it warmed the place to quickly.
… moreKerwyn Marshall
I was genuinely looking forward to visiting the Gold Pan given its history and reputation, but unfortunately this was one of the worst dining experiences I’ve had in Breckenridge.
From the moment we arrived, the service set a negative tone. The staff seemed overwhelmed and uninterested, and we waited an unreasonable amount of time just to be acknowledged. When we finally were seated, it took far too long for anyone to take our drink order, and that pattern continued throughout the meal. Requests were forgotten, refills were scarce, and communication was poor overall.
The food was another major disappointment. For the prices being charged, the quality simply did not match expectations. Dishes arrived lukewarm, poorly presented, and lacking flavor. What should have been classic comfort food felt rushed and carelessly prepared. It was especially frustrating given the tourist-level pricing — you expect at least consistency, if not quality.
The atmosphere didn’t help matters either. While the building itself has charm and history, the dining area felt cramped, chaotic, and uninviting. Tables were packed too closely together, noise levels were high, and it felt more stressful than enjoyable. Instead of feeling like a classic Breckenridge staple, the place came across as relying heavily on its name rather than the experience it delivers.
To make matters worse, there was no sense of urgency or accountability when issues were apparent. At no point did anyone check in to see how things were going or attempt to correct problems, which left the impression that poor experiences are simply accepted as normal here.
Breckenridge has so many excellent dining options with better food, better service, and a more welcoming atmosphere. Sadly, the Gold Pan did not live up to its reputation or its price point. I won’t be returning, and I would not recommend it to anyone looking for a quality dining experience in town.
The bar owner tried fighting my buddy and I because we asked for a beer that he didn’t like. Very aggressive and very not intimidating.
… moreFrom the moment we arrived, the service set a negative tone. The staff seemed overwhelmed and uninterested, and we waited an unreasonable amount of time just to be acknowledged. When we finally were seated, it took far too long for anyone to take our drink order, and that pattern continued throughout the meal. Requests were forgotten, refills were scarce, and communication was poor overall.
The food was another major disappointment. For the prices being charged, the quality simply did not match expectations. Dishes arrived lukewarm, poorly presented, and lacking flavor. What should have been classic comfort food felt rushed and carelessly prepared. It was especially frustrating given the tourist-level pricing — you expect at least consistency, if not quality.
The atmosphere didn’t help matters either. While the building itself has charm and history, the dining area felt cramped, chaotic, and uninviting. Tables were packed too closely together, noise levels were high, and it felt more stressful than enjoyable. Instead of feeling like a classic Breckenridge staple, the place came across as relying heavily on its name rather than the experience it delivers.
To make matters worse, there was no sense of urgency or accountability when issues were apparent. At no point did anyone check in to see how things were going or attempt to correct problems, which left the impression that poor experiences are simply accepted as normal here.
Breckenridge has so many excellent dining options with better food, better service, and a more welcoming atmosphere. Sadly, the Gold Pan did not live up to its reputation or its price point. I won’t be returning, and I would not recommend it to anyone looking for a quality dining experience in town.
The bar owner tried fighting my buddy and I because we asked for a beer that he didn’t like. Very aggressive and very not intimidating.