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Business Guide BUSINESS GUIDE Governor Polis issued the Safer at Home Executive Order on April 27 and Summit County Public Health issued an amended Public Health order on April 28 that defines a gradual easing of social distancing restrictions. The Summit County Public Health amended order largely aligns with the “Safer at Home” guidance from the State of Colorado, with some additional restrictions. Safer at Home Quick Facts Graphic If your business has made operational adjustments in order to comply with the Safer at Home Order and you would like to be listed here, please email [email protected]. The Business Guide will be updated Monday - Friday. Updated May 14, 2020 at 4:30pm. GROCERY STORES RESTAURANTS Natural Grocers 5th Avenue Grille Carlos Mexican Bar & Himalayan Cuisine Mon-Sat, 9am-7:35pm Take Out Only Grill Take Out Only Sun, 8:30am-7:30pm Daily, 12pm-8pm Take Out Only Daily, 5pm-9pm 970 N 10 Mile Drive 423 Main Street Variable Hours 842 N Summit Blvd #17 970-262-1100 970-668-3733 857 N Summit Blvd 970-455-8509 NaturalGrocers.com 5thAveGrille.com 970-668-9968 HimalayanCuisine- Carlos Mexican Bar & FriscoCo.com Safeway Bagalis Grill Website Daily, 7am-8pm Take Out Only Log Cabin Cafe Senior-Only Shopping: Daily, 11am-2pm & Deli Belly’s Take Out Only Tues & Thurs, 7am-9am 4pm-8pm Take Out Only Thurs - Sun, 1008 Summit Blvd 320 E Main Street Daily, 11am-4pm 8:30am-2:30pm 970-668-5144 970-668-0601 275 Main Street 121 Main Street Safeway.com BagalisFrisco.com 970-668-9255 970-668-3947 DeliBellys.com LogCabinFrisco.com Walmart Bread + Salt Daily, 7am-8pm Take Out Only Food Hedz Catering The Lost Cajun Senior-Only Shopping: Daily, 7am – 2pm Catering Only Take Out Only Tues, 6am-7am 401 E Main Street 842 N Summit Blvd #19 Wed-Thurs, 3pm-7pm 840 Summit Blvd 970-668-0902 970-668-2000 Fri-Sun, 11am-7pm 970-668-3959 BreadandSaltFrisco.com FoodHedzCatering.com 204 Main Street Walmart.com 970-668-4352 Whole Foods The Breakfast Deli Hacienda Real TheLostCajun.com Daily, 8am-8pm Take Out Only Take Out & Delivery Senior-Only Shopping: Daily, 6am-11am Daily, 11am-8pm Daily, 7am-8am 275 Main Street 842 N Summit Blvd 261 Lusher Court 970-668-9255 970-668-9956 970-668-9400 TheBreakfastDeli.com FriscoHaciendaReal.com WholeFoodsMarket.com RESTAURANTS CONT. FAST CASUAL FOOD COFFEE SHOPS LIQUOR STORES Nuevo Vallarta Kentucky Fried Chicken Abbey’s Coffee Antlers Liquor & Wine Take Out Only Pick & Drive-Thru Pick Up Only Cellar Daily, 11am-9pm Daily, 10:30am-8:00pm Daily, 8am-12pm Pick Up or Delivery (for 740 N Summit Blvd 1000 Lakepoint Drive 720 Main Street nominal fee) 970-668-4900 970-668-3568 970-668-8710 Mon-Sat, 8am-6pm NuevoVallartaFrisco.com Order at KFC.com AbbeysCoffee.com Sun, 10am-6pm 842 N Summit Blvd Peppino’s Pizza & Subs Subway Mountain Dweller Call 970-668-5583 to Take Out & Delivery Pick Up Only Coffee Roasters order Daily, 11am-9pm Mon-Sat, 10am-7pm Pick Up Only - Bags of AntlersLiquor.com Sun, 11am-5pm 610 Main Street Coffee Beans Basecamp Wine & 916 N Summit Blvd 970-668-5128 Daily, 9am-8pm Spirits 970-668-3888 PeppinosFrisco.com 182 Lusher Court Pick Up Only Order at Subway.com (Outer Range Building) Daily, 10am-6pm Prosit 970-779-1069 223 Lusher Ct #1 Take Out Only Taco Bell MountainDwellerCoffee. 970-668-9898 Call Ahead Pick Up & Drive-Thru com Order at Tues-Sat, 2pm-6pm Daily, 10am-12am BasecampLiquors.com Tuesdays - virtual happy 865 Summit Blvd Rocky Mountain Coffee hour w/Beau Thomas 970-668-5029 Roasters Order at TacoBell.com Frisco Liquors 313 Main Street Pick Up Only 416 Main Street #5 970-668-3688 Wendy’s 7:30am-12:30pm 970-668-3232 EinPrositFrisco.com Pick Up & Drive-Thru 285 Main Street Daily, 6:30am-10pm 970-668-3470 Pure Kitchen 940 10 Mile Drive RMCoffeeRoasters.com Take Out Only 970-668-0152 Daily, 12pm-6pm Starbucks (In Safeway) Order at Wendys.com 116 Basecamp Way Pick Up Only 970-455-1330 Which Wich Daily, 7am-3pm pure.kitchen Pick Up Only 1008 N Summit Blvd Daily, 11am-7pm 970-668-5144 Spinelli’s Pizza & Subs 984 10 Mile Drive Starbucks.com Take Out Only 970-485-6052 Tues-Thurs, 12pm-6pm Order at WhichWich.com Fri-Sat, 12pm-7pm MARIJUANA BREWERIES 842 Summit Blvd #38 DISPENSARIES 970-668-8138 Highside Brewing Native Roots SpinellisPizzaFrisco.com To-Go Beer Daily, 10am-7pm 861 N Summit Blvd The Uptown on Main Daily, 2pm-7:30pm 970-368-6024 Take Out & Delivery to 720 Main Street Frisco & Copper 970-668-2337 HighsideBrewing.com Tumbleweed Frisco Daily, 11am-8pm Mon-Fri, 11am-7pm 304 Main Street Outer Range Order online at Tumble- 970-668-4728 Brewing Co. Weed420.com UptownFrisco.com Take Out Window for Pick up only Food & Canned Beer 842 N Summit Blvd # 13 Daily, 9am–8pm 970-668-3514 182 Lusher Court 970-455-8709 OuterRange.com PET STORE & CARE AUTO SERVICES HARDWARE/HOME IMPROVEMENT A&A Pet Supply Big O Tires Aardvac Summit Paint and Stain Curbside Pick Up Mon-Sun, 8am-4pm Vacuum cleaning Tues-Thurs, 8am-3pm Limited Delivery for 60+ Make appointment systems - products Call 970-668-0211 or Mon-Fri, 10am-6pm online at BigOTires.com & services email Sat-Sun, 1pm-4pm 820 N Summit Blvd Pick up & drop off Curbside pick up only 121 N Summit Blvd 970-668-1446 Limited hours 842 Summit Blvd #18 970-668-0495 211 Main Street Unit 4 SummitPaintandStain. Order at: aapetsupply. Frisco Auto Wash Call 970-668-5645 to com com Self-serve interior & leave a message exterior vehicle Vantia Hardwoods Frisco Animal Hospital cleaning All Flooring Design By appointment only Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm Open 24/7 Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm 730 N Summit Blvd #103 Sat, 8am-2pm 857 N Summit Blvd Sat, By appointment 970-468-2684 700 N Summit Blvd Pick Up & Delivery VantiaHardwoods.com 970-668-5544 High Country Auto 842 N Summit Blvd #24 FriscoAnimalHospital. Repair 970-368-9005 com Open, Mon-Fri AllFlooringDesign.com 699 10 Mile Drive # 7 Peak Performance 970-668-8288 Colorado Electric Veterinary Group Supply NAPA Auto Parts Animal pain Pick Up or Delivery Mon-Sat, 7:30am-6pm management/arthritis Mon-Fri, 7am-5pm Order online at NAPA- care Sat, 8am-12pm OnLine.com By appointment 801 N 10 Mile Drive Pick Up & Delivery 700 N Summit Blvd 970-668-0636 845 N Summit Blvd 970-233-0795 CityElectricSupply.com peakvets.com 970-668-5226 Ski Country Auto Deeper Green Repair & Towing Consulting Repairs: Mon-Fri, Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm 8am-6pm 101 W Main Street #103 GAS STATIONS Towing: 24/7 970-471-4298 1125 N Summit Blvd DeeperGreenConsulting. Conoco / 7-Eleven 970-668-3093 com 940 N 10 Mile Drive SkiCountryAuto.com 970-668-0660 The Hydro Shack Specialized Truck Mon-Fri, 10am-6pm Exxon & SUV Sat-Sun, 10am-4pm 940 N 10 Mile Drive Mon-Fri, 8:30am- Pick up and delivery 970-668-0660 5:30pm Call 970-668-0359 to Call 970-668-9693 for order Kum & Go appointment 842 N Summit Blvd #30 LAUNDROMAT 55 Lusher Court 761 10 Mile Drive 970-668-9475 SpecializedTruck.com MTB Construction LLC Frisco Wash Tub Household repairs Self serve coin/card Loaf ‘N Jug Utopia Tire Call 970-389-2401 or operated laundry service 201 Main Street Mon-Sat, 8am-5pm email Daily, 6am-10pm 970-668-0767 720 10 Mile Drive 406 E Main Street Valero/Circle K 970-668-5686 RockyMountainLaun- 1012 Summit Blvd UtopiaTire.com dries.com 970-668-5801 RETAIL (Retail businesses may be open to foot traffic with physical distancing protocols in place.) Abigail-Elise Design iFurnish Shoe Inn Studio Mon-Sat, 10am-5pm Sun-Thurs, 10am-6pm Tues-Thurs, 10am-3pm 743 10 Mile Drive Fri-Sat, 10am-7pm 620 Main Street Suite 13 970-668-1000 411 Main Street 970-485-5228 iFurnishCo.com 970-691-1126 aeinteriorsinc.com ShoeInnBoutique.com Juniper Tree Big Hollow Guitars 507 Main Street Smok N’ Bra Custom built guitars & 970-668-5689 Mon-Sat, 3pm-8pm instrument repair, by JuniperTree.biz Sun, 3pm-5pm appointment only Pick Up Window BigHollowGuitars.com Lilli’s Lighting & Decor 101 3rd Avenue 695 Summit Blvd 970-668-9665 Colisco Wearables 970-668-9989 smoknbra.com 416 E Main Street LillisLightingandDecor. 970-485-6006 com colisco.com Stork & Bear Co. Mountain Comfort Daily, 10am-6pm Diane Harty Millinery Furnishings 610 Main Street Hat making, by Mon-Sat, 9:30am-5pm 970-668-5937 appointment or order at Sun, 10am-5pm StorkandBearCo.com DianeHarty.com or call 507 Summit Blvd 970-390-7592 and 970-668-3661 Summit County pick up MountainComfort.com Arts Council 120 N 7th Ave B Pick Up, Delivery Next Page Books & Shipping Garden of Eden & Nosh ArtsAliveGallery.com Flowers & Gifts Daily, 10am-4pm SummitArts.org Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm 409 Main Street 279 Main Street 970-668-9291 Summit Gold 970-668-4466 nextpagebooks.indielite. Tues-Fri, 10am-5pm GardenofEdenFrisco. org Sat, 10am-3pm com 309 E Main Street Pioneer Sports 970-668-0101 Gatherhouse Daily, 9am-4pm SummitGoldJewelry.com Glassblowing 842 N Summit Blvd Call 970-485-2909 or 970-668-3668 The Sunny Side Up email for orders PioneerSportsColorado. Studio Shipping via USPS/UPS com 301 Main Street GatherHouse.com 720-552-4200 Rivers Clothing TheSunnySideUpStudio. High Altitude Company com 842 N Summit Blvd #37 Daily, 9am-11am for 970-668-4420 private shopping Wyatt West aheadhigher.com appoinments 421 Main Street Daily, 12pm-6pm to the 970-668-8508 The Flying Crane public Order at WyattWest.com 409 Main Street 503 Main Street Pick up & shipping 970-800-2984 970-668-4333 available TheFlyingCrane.com RiversFrisco.com BANKS ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE & THERAPY COUNSELING SERVICES Alpine Bank Alternative Chiropractic Frisco Acupuncture Deborah M.
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