I really loved the show and the candy shop. The food service buffet went very quickly. They have…read morethat down pat. I really am not a huge fan of bbq meat but I did get the bbq beef. It was okay. I did really like the baked potato and corn. The show was so good and the performance was entertaining.

Old time western music, humor, a little yodeling, lots of food and lots of people. Just north of…read moreDurango. You choose between chicken and beef or a combo- then they add beans with bacon, applesauce, biscuits, and a big square of gingerbread! There were at least 200 people in the audience, but they ran us through the food line in record time. Food and music were great. The cowboy singers were classic. All good voices, funny guys and an awesome fiddler!

Great $6 happy hour menu. Food and drinks were wonderful! Service was excellent! I'm going back…read moretonight!

I've been coming to this location when it was farquarts. It's been many things since then…read more Loved the trees inside and their great use of used doors to make quaint seating areas if you want to be romantic or hang out with friends. Great full bar too. When I ordered what I thought was a smash burger I was surprised to see the size of this thing! It was huge, could barely eat half of it. Service was great! Nice happy hour specials too. Visit when you go to Durango!

It looks like it is time for an updated review. Sorry. I really wanted some culture as I cross…read moreColorado on a road trip. I thought the 10 minute plays sounded delightful. It wasn't. My kids' high school put on Broadway level shows. First, your email confirmation said "the show is at 5 pm and the doors open at 7pm." Yup. Second, you didn't start on time. Third. Who wrote these plays, a 1st grader? I stayed for 4 of them before walking out. They were dull, uncompelling and, why would you put actors on the far left of the stage? It was a slog to look over there from the far right side of the audience seating. Total waste of money and time.

At the Durango Arts Center (DAC) you can enjoy the visual arts, theater, dance, live music, and…read moreeducation programs for children and adults. The building housing DAC, was once home to a car dealership and is right across the street from Steamworks Brewery (for other artisan pursuits). In 1997, the community collaborated to fund and renovate the 17,000-square-foot building, which is now home to a gallery, theater, arts library, studio space, and more. Unfortunately, I missed the Patsy Cline show, and limited my visit to the the downstairs art gallery and gift shop areas. I love finding these regional cooperative art centers, as there are always many interesting pieces, a diverse representation of local artists, reasonable prices, very knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff, and no tourist-related schlock. And outside of the nearby Open Shutter (Contemporary Fine Art Photography), DAC was easily the best place in Durango to go for visual gallery pleasure and the best quality for the artistic dollar. I ended up buying a nice multi-coloured piece of glass that hangs from a handsome and hefty metal pedestal. I bought it for Gayle, but coveted it myself. The DAC staff person wrapped it carefully and successfully for the long journey home. And even though our combined household is cluttered enough, there's always a place in our home for quality art such as this.

Great service! Awesome Beers! Our bartender Kyle was…read moreawesome! If you're a gear head or like auto themed bars this is the place in Durango CO.

awesome atmospher! Taylor was an awesome server 10/10 would visit again! crap drinks great food!read more

Went here twice in the early weeks of June 2026, while I was visiting Durango with my family. This…read moreplace was great! STEM to the max! I have a 4 and 1 year old. They both enjoyed it a lot. And my wife and I also enjoyed solving the equations. Good size outside area. They do have a separate area for tiny babies. They have a good size front area too. They are right next to the river. The staff was very friendly and attentive. I definitely recommend this place for anybody who has kids. It does get busy. Thank you!

We got there late so only had a hour to spend there but you could easily spend 3 hours there! My 4…read moreyear old daughter loved it!! So many toys/books and interactive activities there!

Great bartender and vibes, food offerings were adequate. Ownership is very responsive to…read moresuggestions and requests from customers.

Overall bad experience, bad bartenders, bad food and bad drinks. Do not recommend. The whole vibe…read moreseemed off.

Took the family to this Oktoberfest while visiting Durango to photograph the leaves. We visited on…read moreSaturday and the weather was perfect. The festival was from 11 am to 4 pm on Saturday, October 8 and from 11 am to 3 pm on Sunday. Entry fee was $5 and then you buy tokens for beer and/or food. Beer tokens were $4 for 1 token=1 beer, and food tokens were $1 for 1 token, but most food were 5 tokens (including 16 ounces lemonade we bought for our son from Tom Cat's Lemonade). We even met a couple I knew from Albuquerque dressed in Victorian garb (see picture). Breweries included Ska, Steamworks, Brew Pub and Kitchen, Carver Brewing, Animas Brewing, and Durango Brewing. We skipped Ska, since we had visited their brew pub the night before (reviewed in a separate review). We sampled 16 ounce beers from Carver (Lightner Creek Lager, Silver Medal at GABF) this one was my favorite, Brew Pub and Kitchen (Octoberfest, my wife's favorite), Animas Brewing (Hogs Back Black, no real malt or hops flavor), and Steamworks (3rd eye IPA, which was pretty hoppy and my second favorite beer). The music was pretty good with lots of folks dancing. The headliner was an all white hip hop band called Diabolical Sound Platoon and they were pretty good. There was a huge shaded tent to eat and drink under and we had no trouble finding a seat. Luckily, we had eaten at Oscar's Cafe before coming here. There was really only one food vendor selling bratwurst and dogs and the line never ended there. I think they need to add more food vendors next year. There were plenty of booths of local vendors and artists, including three or four medical marijuana places, a guitar string jewelry artist, renewal by anderson windows, wine barrel artist, escape room, and an apple cider vendor, just to name a few. There were a few games: beer pong, and a bean bag toss. We had lots of fun for sure. The best part were the proceeds going to Sexual Assault Services Organization of Durango.

This place is basically part of a Harley dealership next door I believe. I was here 2 times. The…read morefirst time I did not try food as this place closes at 7pm? The bartender was very attentive as I was the only customer lol. The second time I got there in time for food. They have a limited menu that consists of burgers, sandwiches, and salads. I got the green chili cheeseburger(extra cheese). It was to go and I got the chilis and mayo on the side. The burger was perfectly cooked and overall was a top-class burger. Very juicy and the roasted green chilis and roasted garlic mayo(house-made) complimented it but did not overwhelm the juicy beef. Not sure what type of bun it was but it is upscale and so good. The beer selection was great and the liquor prices were a good value.