Headquartered in New York City, Wine Spectator is a lifestyle magazine that covers all things wine—from reviews and launches to vineyards, popular culture, and industry news. In late June, Wine Spectator announced the winners of its 2025 Restaurant Awards, honoring an assortment of culinary destinations around the world that also provide notable wine programs. This year’s list included 92 establishments housed in the state of Colorado, many of which accommodate groups and private events.
“A wine list is a restaurant’s identity in print, and this year’s Wine Spectator Restaurant Awards winners reflect both deep knowledge and a passion for discovery,” says Marvin R. Shanken, editor and publisher of Wine Spectator, in a prepared statement. “I proudly present the 3,811 restaurants worldwide that earned a Restaurant Award this year—we raise a glass to all our winners.”
Among the 92 winning establishments in the Centennial State, those that can host large groups and/or provide on-site spaces for private events include the following, among many others:
- Altezza at The Peaks Resort & Spa, Telluride: Indoor and outdoor dining space for groups
- Barolo Grill, Denver: Three private dining spaces, the largest of which accommodates 32 people; buyouts also are available
- Chimney Park, Windsor: Two dining rooms available for events with buyouts also available
- C Lazy U Ranch, Granby: Group dining opportunities for meetings and events
- Element 47 at The Little Nell, Aspen: Private wine dinners available to groups
- Flagstaff House, Boulder: Private dining spaces for groups of 10-150 attendees
- Ranch House Restaurant & Saloon at Devil’s Thumb Ranch Resort & Spa, Tabernash: Group dining and catering for events at the resort
- Ski Tip Lodge at Keystone Resort, Keystone: Hosts groups up to 90
- Summit at The Broadmoor, Colorado Springs: Accommodates larger groups of more than 13 people upon request
- Vinca, Broomfield: Hosts groups in its main dining room
View the full list of the Wine Spectator 2025 Restaurant Awards winners here.