Signature Cafes & Lounges

The menu of Bar del Lago offers an authentic Italian experience, including handcrafted cocktails and selections from Ristorante del Lago’s dinner menu. Classic Italian cocktails, Italian draft beers, and wine varietals from all over Italy complement bar favorites like the Antipasti and wood fired pizzas. Bar del Lago also features Bianco and Rosso “house” wines on tap.

The Broadmoor’s own Parisian Patisserie featuring our Luxury Valrhona Chocolate Collection, house made gelato, Lavazza specialty coffees, and a decidedly distinctive and inviting area to meet. Enjoy soups, salads and sandwiches to go, artisan breads, cakes and other culinary delights. It is a gathering place for signature coffees, espressos, wines and beer, as well as exclusive handmade chocolates from the new chocolate kitchen within the café and specialty pastries.

Enjoy wholesome, healthy, natural and organic cuisine at the Natural Epicurean. The menu showcases fresh, cold pressed juices and entrée selections featuring a wide variety of vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free options. Guests can sit outside on the garden patio and take in the beautiful mountain views with the perfect backdrop and setting to enjoy organic, nourishing cuisine that never sacrifices flavor.

Eclectic, innovative, and irresistibly inviting, the Summit Lounge is the perfect spot to enjoy a cocktail with someone special. More than 200 small vineyard wines beckon from the spectacular 500-capacity "Wine Turret" and glass-enclosed wine room. Guests can also choose from a selection of seasonal, hand-crafted, signature cocktails and drafts, as well as over 30 wines available by the glass. A “small plates” menu allows guests the opportunity to enjoy a sample tasting from Summit Restaurant’s dinner menu.

The Golden Bee originally came to The Broadmoor in 1961 as a collection of panels and fixtures from a 19th century English pub, and since its opening, it has continued to offer enticing Gastro Pub fare with plenty of English charm. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, a ragtime piano player entertains guests with rousing sing-alongs, and the ale is served in yards—which seems fitting for Colorado Springs, a town once nicknamed "Little London".

Murals, photographs and original letters illustrate Spencer Penrose and the Hundred Million Dollar Hotel Clubs' 1920 visit to Colorado Springs at this beautiful lakeside bar. Select from a tempting menu of appetizers, microbrew beers, wines by the glass among other libations. Gather with family and friends on overstuffed couches and chairs, or head outside and relax in the warm glow of the stone fireplace.