This is such a fun spot! The atmosphere is great and it makes you feel like you've been transported…read moreback in time. The food was good- solid burger but nothing to write home about. I'd come for the great vibes, services, and drinks!

We sat outside on their patio and enjoyed our meal. Our server was attentive and the food was good…read more 3 of us had burgers and all liked them. They come with fries and you can sub truffle fries or sweet potato fries. All fry options were really good. The burger was good. Not the best, not the worst. I would have it again but it's not like it's on my mind and I'm dying to get back there to have another. One friend had a Caesar salad and said it was really good.

This is my go to Greek spot in CB. Amazing food! Very quick service. Nice bar atmosphere. Tons of…read moreTVs and cozy vibe- but the food is so good! The og gyro is delicious and so are the salads. Can't go wrong with either. Nice thing gyro meet but plenty of good! Good portions sizes and fresh quality.

This is one of my go to stops for lunch when I'm in Crested Butte. My new favorite is the Greek…read moresalad with gyro meat - it's generously sized (as you can tell from the photos), and delicious. I love how casual this place is, and how friendly the staff is. Ordering is so easy at the counter, and they hand you a number, and bring your food over. Even when they're busy, they have the food out to you fairly quickly, which is great. Keep up the great work!

Such a cool atmosphere and decor with great service and delicious food. We really enjoyed it and…read moreI'll definitely go back. I also admire any establishment that makes me pay to make my own appetizer. Slow clap. Great business model. The DIY guac is actually pretty fun and you can't mess it up.

Deb and I were strolling up and down Elk Ave when hunger struck, being from Texas we hadn't had any…read moreMexican food since we arrived in CB. We were seated promptly and quickly watered too. Our waitress was prompt with chips and three salsa's, she was very pleasant too. Deb ordered the Bonez bowl, I ordered carnitas enchiladas with rice and beans, quenched by a Colorado Lone Star (locally known as a Coors Light). The atmosphere is pleasant (at lunch)! FYI, the rice and beans were good but the beans are black beans.

We were traveling around exploring the area and hoping to find a place with a pool table - stubbies…read morepulled through! There were a number of pool tables, a foosball table, shuffle board and more! Great selection of beers on tap plus good bar food. Service with a smile - great prices. I absolutely recommend for a drink and bar sports!

Great spot, music on point, awesome bartender (Genie), super chill and food after 9 pm! Loving it!read more

This place is a diamond in the rough. On the surface a passerby would think this is a basic meat &…read morepotatoes kind of place but it is so much more. Whoever is working in the kitchen is BRINGING IT. The first time I visited it was for lunch & I was blown away. I got the trout dip and since I do GF I just ask for more cucumber slices. This is not your average dip, it's fancy. They put smoked trout roe on top!! It's so good sometimes I just get that as my entree. I also got the seasonal salad & it was so beautiful I can't believe I didn't take a pic. There were multiple colored roasted beets, snap peas, leafy greens... it was a rainbow of color & delicious. I was just there for dinner twice in the past 2 weeks. Once I had the prime rib. The potatoes that come with the prime rib are to die for! The second time I tried the shrimp & grits, it was good, not my favorite but I have to say I really like the variety on the menu. Drinks are pretty fantastic too.

We had a great time in for lunch and a beer. The service was on point and there when needed. We…read moreenjoyed our time and will stop back in when in town again!

We love this bar as an apres skiing spot. The fact that you don't open until 4:00 is mindblowing…read more Considering there aren't really any other decent apres places, you are missing out on a huge sector of people that would come for lunch/beers after skiing. We always want to come but not at 4:00! Such a bummer. Even open at 2:00 and get the whole ski crowd. You've got the big TV for football and games start at 11:00. Is there a reason for opening so late?

After a long drive from Arizona to Crested Butte, we arrived late into town looking for somewhere…read moreto eat. We were looking for something near our hotel with a kitchen that opens late and that offers gluten-free options (for my buddy). Iron Horse Tap ended up being the place for us. They serve up American bar food and appetizers with a nice selection of beer, wine and cocktails on their drink menu. Iron Horse Tap is located inside The Plaza and has great views of Mt. Crested Butte's Peak. We were able to walk over from our hotel. It was a chilly night, so we appreciated how warm and cozy the place was. Iron Horse has a number of TVs that show various sporting events. The pizza options on the menu looked good, so order a MOB Pizza with a beer. I like to try the local beers whenever I visit a new town and Iron Horse had a selection of local Colorado beers on tap. Iron Horse Tap had a nice crowd on hand and ended up being a solid first stop for us on this trip to Crested Butte.

Great food and I mean really great food. Nice family…read moreatmosphere and many sports channels playing all day

Happy hour price for a 16 oz Bud Light is $3.50. 22 oz PBR ( that didn't taste like PBR) was…read more$4.50. We did just move here but that doesn't seem like a happy hour price. And yes, for those wondering, I did ask the waitress if they had happy hour pricing. She said yes. We got there @ 430 pm. My boyfriend and I each got 9 wings and a basket of fries. Fries were good. Not really a basket though. Boyfriend's wings looked great. 7 flats. 2 drums. Covered in Parmesan garlic sauce. Tender and juicy. Mind on the other hand (and yes I was very kind to the waitress) were nasty. 7 drums. 2 flats. Barely had any buffalo sauce. Paper lining the plastic tray was ripped about 80% underneath the wings so I was really hoping that plastic tray was clean as my food was sitting on it. The flats barely had any meat on them and the drum ends were so crunchy you couldn't get any meat off them leaving a small bite of meat just in the middle. Waitress was friendly so I tipped her well. Spent a total of $60. Not worth it unfortunately. I've been told Roosters in Grand Junction is the place to go. As for us, we're going to buy wings and give it a whirl in the air fryer.

excellent service! Casey was friendly. Food was by far best…read morein town! complements to the chefs. Ambiance was perfect for a snowy Sunday afternoon. Will visit Everytime passing through. thank you all.

We stopped in here for lunch today (Friday), around noon, and it was hopping! We checked in at the…read morebar, and they wrote our name down - there wasn't an empty barstool, or table, in the whole place. That said, if you've been here, you know it's on the smaller side, with even less seating since it isn't patio weather currently. After a very short, less than five minute wait, a table opened and we were seated. Our server came over with menus, and took our drink order, shortly after we sat down. We were excited to see the new winter menu. Bob ordered the Teocali turkey - turkey, bacon, rocket (aka lettuce), cranberry jam, and Brie, served with chips - he said it was really good. I ordered the buttermilk chicken sandwich, which came in a beautifully toasted roll, with an enormous piece of chicken, carrot salad, greens, sriracha mayo, and fries. The sriracha mayo added a nice kick to a delicious sandwich. Our server was great - super friendly, and checked on us multiple times. We will be back to try more of the menu (I was eyeing up the duck confit).

Friendly locals, horrible bar tender…read more He seemed annoyed that I sat at the bar and interrupted his cell phone gaming/gambling session. The beer I ordered was oxidized and flat. Go to the Pastime Saloon instead.

Bartender was MIA and we watched a couple sit and then leave without service. About 15-20 min…read more Bartender was outside. Trashy locals. Friday night at 9pm (7/25/25) and bartender sucked.

The service was outstanding! The restaurant is very interesting, with local historical items and…read morephotographs around the place, tastefully done. We were a party of four in there for dinner, one gentleman got the fillet, I got the T-bone steak, the other two people shared a big salad, chucked fried steak, a baked spud and wine We had a very nice bottle of red wine at a fair price (the Malbec!) Everyone was very well pleased with the way the steaks were cooked, the presentation was nice, and the service was absolutely great by a gal named "Max" (which we figured was short for Maxine). Max absolutely loves her job, and it was obvious! She took great care of us! We were treated like long, lost friends, although it was my very first time in the restaurant. I strongly recommend checking this place out in Gunnison, the prices are quite fair for the type of food and the ambience.

We were a little excited to try this place as this being our first time to Gunnison. We do not…read morerecommend. My daughter and wife had the small steak and I got the ribeye. Maybe I am a little biased, but a $42 ribeye should be thicker than 1/2" like the ones served at discount chain restaurants. My steak was under seasoned while the small steaks had enough seasoning it could be scrapped off with a fork. The waiter only was seen twice, once to take the order and the other to bring the check. When the steaks were delivered, my drink was empty. By the time the waiter came with the check, I had also emptied my water cup. I inquired if ice tea refills were not included. Anyway - if you do decided to go - stay away from the entries and maybe try the burgers? Just don't expect to be asked how they are or receive refills on beverages :(.