Ryan was friendly and enthusiastic. Food was fresh and excellent. Our dogs were welcome.read more

I'm updating my review because I've been back several times since my first visit, and a few things…read morehave changed. When I first came here, the food was excellent but the service was... not. The place was busy -- maybe a dozen tables plus bar seating, and about 80% full -- but even with a busboy helping, the waiter/operator barely paid me any attention. Maybe it was the beard and the autumn work attire, maybe it was just bad timing, but I felt pretty ignored overall. I was so irritated that I only tipped fifty cents -- and that's saying something, because I always tip well. Fast forward to now: he's much better. It seems like he may have seen my original review (the 4-star one) and wasn't thrilled about it. Still, to his credit, the service has definitely improved, and the food remains phenomenal. On my return visits, I've tried the Western Omelette (pro tip: ask for it with their jalapeño cream cheese for a delicious kick!) and, for the first time ever, chicken and waffles. Both were fantastic -- and honestly, I'll probably never order chicken and waffles anywhere else again. Still, I always find myself coming back for the huevos rancheros. Funny story: I asked the owner/waiter about their huevos rancheros recipe. He told me it's been in the family for 45 years. The ingredients are surprisingly simple -- nothing fancy, not even cumin -- so either he's guarding a well-kept family secret, or his father, the cook, has simply perfected the art of turning ordinary ingredients into something extraordinary. As far as ambience, this place is just an ordinary, mountain diner. I love their floor though, and I would like to replicate it in the next cabin I build.

Birria Ramen! Used the carry out service and got home to a…read moregreat flavorful Ramen that has a lot of Birria meat , cheese, cilantro and onions I couldn't eat it all at once and had enough for a second meal the next day.

A nice little spot in Pueblo. Music was going perfectly. The server who took my order was super…read morepatient and very helpful. The cooks in the back were on point and couldn't have been more impressed with how they all were in-sync with each other. All family vibes in the kitchen. Which is what I wanna feel in a restaurant. It makes you feel right at home. I've been to a few spots here in Pueblo for Baja tacos and anything shrimp. I wasn't staying too hopeful. Low and behold we found a GREAT one!! Tried the baja tacos and aquachiles as well as the bacon wrapped chiles per the front servers recommendation. Honestly, super glad I ordered them. Was not disappointed.

One of the best bbq around, period! It's a little expensive but well worth the price.read more

I only give this place a two based on the smell of the food. $48 for two barbecue sandwiches and…read moretwo small sides of mac & cheese and two Pepsi's. The beef was incredibly dry and I couldn't pick up the sandwich. A teaspoon of barbecue sauce doesn't work on the sandwich. The mac & cheese was an afterthought. Someone boiled a pot of noodles, drained them and threw in a bunch of cheddar cheese. Nothing but big hard clumps and when I say hard, I'm in the noodles and the cheese were like dried plastic. I don't know if this owner just didn't care about a Colorado festival (sugar beet days), but I wouldn't even bother. We've had grocery store barbecue better than this.

Homer's Gumbo Pot is a Cajun culinary gem, right on the 115 Hwy. It's a little place, with big "Bon…read moreTon" ambiance, and delicious, fresh made, Cajun food. The best Boudin Balls I've ever had, fried right on the outside, with savory tender sausage and rice on the inside. Shrimp Po'boy to die for, (and that "Oh-lawd" sauce is no joke), delicious, fresh, and huge! I haven't dug into my Muffuletta yet, but I have no doubt that it will be as delicious as the rest of their food. Between the food, the ambiance, and the friendly folks, Homer's Gumbo Pot is a must, for authentic, delicious Cajun food. Stop in! You won't be disappointed!

I love finding new places. Even better when it exceeds expectations. Wife and I after visiting the…read moreroyal gorge found ourselves at the doorstep of this wonderful gem. It's just a step outside of the main business areas of downtown Canon City, but it is worth the 4-5 min extra drive. As any travel expert would say, you always find the right food places away from the town center. Okay to the food, mind blown. Wife hailing from the gulf coast has exceeding high expectations of Cajun/creole foods so I was preparing for the worst. However to both of our surprise, the food passed judgement with flying colors. The shrimp Po'boy was massive with the perfect amount of shrimp and toppings that kept it a traditional "make your tongue slap the back of your throat" Po'boy! My wife ordered the gumbo which brought the heat and flavors that satisfied her desire to eat something that reminded her of home. All in all, it made her pass out on the way back home. You know that's a good meal! If you are in these parts, I highly recommend you come and visit and give Marcus (owner) and family a hello. They would welcome your business

Driving through town we decided to stop for dinner, and it did not disappoint. Ordered shrimp tacos…read moreand they were cooked to perfection. Decent salsa bar as well. Only down side was they couldn't serve alcohol! Still delicious and would totally go back if I'm ever in town again! Service was great too

We've been here twice now on the way up to Colorado from Texas, and it's fine for a slower…read moremeal--don't expect food to come out immediately. The first time I had a chile relleno and it was okay. This time I had a machaca breakfast burrito, and it was good minus some very fatty pieces of beef. My boyfriend had the huevos rancheros and liked it. I'd probably continue to stop here.

please subscribe for appetizers and happy hour, French onion soup was awesome and the steak was…read moresuper good!

While it's been almost impossible to find wine in Salida older than 2023, and for red wine that…read moreisn't great, we found a fantastic Rioja at Currents tonight just old enough to pair with dinner. We split Wagu steak, shrimp, loaded baked potato and a salad, and of course the double fudge brownie for dessert. All were fabulous, by the way, but the best part of the night was Shelby. She was fantastic, attentive, funny, and really connected with us. It's great to find a restaurant where the food is better than you'd hoped, and we have very high hopes, but when the wait staff makes you not want to leave, you know you've found that hidden diamond. Thanks Shelby! We love you!!

Our first time back since they reopened. We went for Brunch with friends. The food was good…read more Loved the Mimosas, bottomless! Service was good. Can't wait to get back for dinner in a few weeks.

Do not trust this restaurant to be open when they say. Our…read morefood and drinks here have always been good, and the atmosphere is perfect, but it's hardly worth the hassle of being yanked around. They simply aren't reliable or dependable. They open for a few random weeks, collect some great reviews, then suddenly close without notice or explanation. They can't even bother to update their hours or announce closed dates at their own website or social media pages. These people just aren't serious about operating a business. Go there if you have the chance, but don't count on them.

Very surprising stop. We got the house noodle soup and the chicken chow mein. Both were fantastic…read more I was not expecting decent asian food in this tiny town. The house soup wasn't too salty and the noodles had a nice texture as if they were hand pulled. Adding the pepper made it super flavorful. We got a medium for about 7 bucks which was perfect for two people. The chow mein isn't too greasy and the chili oil here is 10/10. I wanted to take some home. It was properly spicy without being overly greasy. Very nice service as well. Interior is clean. Dinner for two at around 20 bucks and it's tasty AND you are supporting local business. I would come back and bring my family.

Another visit to Wonderful House. A few people dining when we walked in. I imagine these Chinese…read moreowners are one of the only ethnic folks around. You can sit in a booth or table. Service is excellent and food is delicious. We got the chicken with vegetables. The dish was tasty with broccoli, water chestnuts, zucchini and mushrooms. The chicken was super tender. We enjoyed it. I heard the wait staff speaking Chinese so spoke to the lady owner. She brightened up when I spoke the language. She came by our table later and spoke to me a bit more. Sweet person. Parking lot outside.

Great little spot with a very creative menu. How about spicy crawfish boil/ ramen? Real Louisiana…read morecrawfish! Wonderful folks too. I just had time for a dog while passing through and it was pretty special also.

Stopped here on our way back from Albuquerque to Denver. And let me tell you, this place is not to…read morebe missed! Unique flavors and all are so well executed. The crawfish pasta and the crawdaddy hotdog were mind blowing. Very generous with the crawfish and the spice level was just right. They are very kind people and clearly take pride in their food and their Louisiana roots. Wish we lived closer but will definitely be back in the future.

Cute little local spot with the healthiest food I could find for a quick lunch stop. I got the…read moreturkey melt sando with a side salad and everything was very good and fresh. The lady who took my order was very sweet as well.

We really enjoyed eating Jodi's grill today. The food was fresh.. It came out in a timely manner…read more. the waitress was awesome. We will be back.