Archie's Prime Time Steak House

Frommer's Review

In a modest strip mall at the base of the ski resort's access road, Archie's has a dining room and an adjacent bar with at least five TVs (almost always tuned to sports). It's casual and comfortable, and the steaks are better than you might expect -- succulent, tender, and generously cut. The kitchen is also willing to cook them very rare if you want, thank goodness. Prime rib, filet mignon, strip, and top sirloin can be ordered in various sizes; you might also find non-steak menu choices such as pork chops, chicken teriyaki, or a cut of salmon encrusted in horseradish. There's also a selection of reliable pubby fare good for after-ski, such as burgers and chicken wings.

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