July 13, 2026 - Grand Junction, CO…read more We sat out on the patio with our pup, and I ordered a Hibiscus Margarita ($11). It was delicious, not too sweet, and perfect for a hot day. For lunch, I ordered a Trail Burger with fries ($16), which I split with my husband. We both thought the burger was very good. Nice dog-friendly patio, delicious drink and a tasty burger made for a perfect lunch stop.

Great experience here! We came for a late dinner just before closing. I had the burrata salad which…read morewas great with huge, fried hunks of burrata. My love had the rice bowl which he enjoyed. We also shared a ginormous portion of fries. Service is counter but friendly and accommodated a last minute request even after we had paid. You get a number and food is delivered to your table. Quick turnaround on the food. They advise of last call for food and beer. Atmosphere is fun with outdoor themes like a large kayak and trail like signs. Outdoor seating on their patio as well. Low key and chill with good food and beer; everything I love about a brewery! Street parking so you may want to allow for some extra time to find a space. Meters are free in the evening. Fun area to walk around before or after with lots of cool murals and street art.

Yesterday at the rock gem show we asked about getting some food for our kiddo. and they told us…read morethey were running low on most of their food and were going to go to the store to restock. The gentleman asked us what we wanted for our kiddo. and he made her a simple burger and gave us two drinks. He turned off his register and didn't charge us for what he gave us for our daughter. Even when I went to get cash to give him he said said to say something nice. And hence why I am writing this review. My kiddo loved his food. and I would highly recommend getting food from them. the leftover made the inside of my truck smell so good. lol my other half and I will definitely try them out when we can get food from them too. He was a true gentleman and definitely appreciate his kindness in helping with our hangry 5 year old. lol

Jimmy's Hamburgers is one of those restaurants that will leave you feeling like you discovered a…read morelocal secret spot. With a menu that has predictable classics, and interesting and unique originals (try the Grand Mesa Burger), there is something for everyone. Even during busy times, Jimmy's has that calm and somewhat quiet small-town vibe that let's you sit back and really enjoy your meal and a conversation. It's everything you can ask for in a fast-casual burger joint.

This place is strange. The burgers are dry and usually burnt…read more The service is fine and the employees are friendly, but the food isn't very good. They say they have different size burgers, but they seem like they're the same size and neither size has much meat unless you order the double. There's also something strange with the drink situation. For some reason, when you order a drink, they give you a lid and straw from behind the counter. I suspected that there was an incident of some sort that led to this, but while the employee confirmed that there was an incident, she wouldn't say what it was...

Sat at the bar and Eliza took awesome care of me. Food and mocktails were delicious and service was…read moreincredible. I sat solo and appreciated the great service and hospitality that Eliza gave me and got to enjoy some other nice patrons at the bar. Favorite dish was the chicken liver mousse, it was AWESOME and the presentation was great. Would highly recommend to anyone in the GJ area.

Definitely a five star experience *chefs kiss*…read more They do service by name here so you know that it is personable and that you're not getting someone else's order. The workers are very friendly and work to make your experience the best. The establishment itself is fairly small and can feel a bit crowed but they do what they can with the space that they have. The Elk Tartare was a new dish for me and I don't have any complaints about it, very well made. But the Cured Duck Breast is what I came for, and it did not disappoint. Cooked perfectly and complimented well with the green pico. If you have a chance to try Bin 707, I recommend you do it! Very well worth.

I don't know her name but one of the bartenders here has a heart of gold. She befriend a homeless…read moreguy who can afford his own drinks but not a place to live. She is so kind to Steven. She heard he'd been sleeping on the actual street without a blanket or pillow. I said I would help out. She literally gave me all her tips towards the purchase. I declined. All I know if I owned a restaurant, she would be the person I would want working for me. She was a good bartender as well. Got our drinks with a smile. We will be back. What a great spiritual feeling at the Feisty Pint.

The food is so good. Everyone is so dang nice BUT boy does it take Forever!! Make sure you have…read moreplenty of time.

Food was good as normal. Flavor of the month is always good…read more The hardest thing about Roosters is that you can't do the all you can eat with Bone in anymore! Prices are to be expected. You do get bigger wings so it is still a good deal. Our table service was good. And the music was just loud enough. Enjoy

Food was great and service was very good and second time back there for me. There was 4 of us.read more

Stopped by while in the area, a recommendation from the guys over at Moody's. Well they recommended…read morePronto Bronto and I ordered a burger which then led to me eating it inside of Ramblebine. I the two girls that helped out were great, checking in every so often. I ordered a root beer cream soda which had to have been from a local source as it was labeled with a sticker on the glass bottle like it was a small batch soda. If it weren't for moody's, I probably would've grabbed a beer here to go along with my burger but since I had to drive, I stopped drinking as soon as I was done at Moody's Seems like the watering hole main brew house in the area where lots of locals come to wind down after a long day. Rocky Mountain Root beer: 2/5 I wouldn't say it's something to come here for. I've had better root beer for sure. It was only $4 though so it wasn't outrageously priced considering it was a local root beer

July 17, 2026 - Grand Junction, CO…read more We had the best visit to Ramblebine Brewing Company! They offer a large selection of outstanding craft beers, with something for every palate. My husband is an IPA enthusiast, while I prefer completely different styles, yet we both found plenty to love and each enjoyed a flight of four. The brewery is housed in a beautifully restored historic building with a warm, comfortable atmosphere inside, as well as a welcoming outdoor patio. They also host rotating food trucks, making it an easy place to spend an afternoon or evening. The staff truly made our visit memorable. My husband had his heart set on one of their "Ramble On" T-shirts, but it looked like they were out of his size. One of the staff members went on a determined search through their inventory and came back with exactly what he wanted. We were so appreciative that she took the time and effort to find it. A fun bit of trivia: the name Ramblebine combines "ramble" (to wander or roam) with "bine," the climbing stem of a hop plant used in brewing--a fitting name for a brewery that celebrates both adventure and great beer. We were only passing through Grand Junction, but if we lived in the area, this would absolutely be one of our regular hangouts. Highly recommended!

This is a solid place for great sandwiches, burgers and hearty sides! They also have meals like…read morepork chops, chicken wings, etc. Bustling with chatter and activity from the locals, it almost feels like a biker/sports bar with warm & friendly staff and patrons. The bar area was bustling along with the tables filled with all kinds of good looking dishes enjoyed by families and friends. My husband's Turkey Melt and Creamy Mac and Cheese did not disappoint with gooey goodness and my Cod Fish Sandwich was crispy and delicious. If we lived in the area, we'd frequent this place for the lively ambience along with some pretty darned good food!

Party of 5 dined in- 4 orders were cooked wrong or missing ingredients. Kitchen didn't see 5th…read moreorder so had to wait for it, also cooked wrong. Manager was there but didn't bother to come talk to us. Won't be back

Finding a solid spot for a quick pint and a snack before a formal dinner is always a bit of a…read moregamble. My wife and I were passing through town for the night and just looking for somewhere near the Colorado National Monument to kill an hour. Handlebar Tap House turned out to be exactly what we needed. A lot of places claim to have a great beer selection, but end up pouring the same tired distribution kegs week after week. Not here. They run 24 rotating handles, and whoever is doing the ordering actually gives a damn about curating a balanced board. I was stoked to see they had a special local collaboration beer on tap called The Ocho. They brewed it up with the folks over at WestCo Brewing to celebrate their eighth anniversary, and it is a phenomenal, juicy IPA. The pour was absolutely spot on, complete with a perfect two-finger head that left thick lacing all the way down the glass. The hop profile was incredibly bold and fruit-forward. We were really only planning on grabbing that quick beer, but we caved and ordered the beer-battered cheese curds. I can be pretty picky about bar snacks, especially when trying to save room for a big meal later. Most of the time, fried cheese is just a heavy, greasy mess where the breading completely overwhelms the actual dairy. These were a massive surprise. The beer batter is light and super crisp, practically shattering right when you bite into it. It gives way to a perfect, hot, melty pull while somehow still keeping a bit of that authentic cheese curd squeak. We polished off the entire basket in minutes. The atmosphere hits that sweet spot between a lively local joint and a relaxed gastropub. The service was fast, which is crucial when you are watching the clock for dinner reservations, and the bartender actually knew the tap list inside and out. The whole vibe is completely unpretentious. It is just a proper pub doing exactly what it should. If our travels ever bring us back through Grand Junction, I will definitely be stopping in again.

We found out about Handlebar Tap House on our way out of Colorado National Monument…read more Their rooftop seating pulled us in especially on such as nice, sunny day. I ordered their hummus place. It came with carrots, celery, cucumbers and pita bread, and was plenty for one person or as an appetizer for two people. They had a great craft beer list, and several specials such as a beer of the day for $4 ,as well as food specials.

I do not understand why there aren't better reviews. The burgers are everything you want in a…read moreburger. It's hot, fresh, and tastes like it is not a frozen patty...because it is fresh and not frozen.The fries are fresh, hot, and they give heaping portions of them. The service is friendly. It may be slightly more than competitors, but it just might beat out its competitors. Just go and eat here

Really disappointing, especially during Burger Week…read more We made a specific trip to Five Guys because of the Burger Week/National Cheeseburger Day promotion. In a time when the cost of pretty much everything has gone up, eating out has become something a lot of families don't do very often. When we do decide to spend the money, it's usually because we're trying to give ourselves and our family a little treat. So showing up to Five Guys and finding the doors locked with a handwritten note saying "Closed due to supply issues" was incredibly frustrating. I understand that supply problems happen. Businesses have bad days, shipments get delayed, and things go wrong. What's hard to understand is having a major national promotion running and apparently not having enough product or backup planning to keep the restaurant open. Burger Week is probably one of the worst possible times to run out of supplies. If anything, this feels like a situation where the company should have anticipated increased demand. People specifically planned around the promotion, drove to the restaurant, and expected to be able to use an advertised deal. Instead, we spent the time and gas getting there only to find a handwritten note on the door. And honestly, it's not just about the free burger. It's about the experience. When money is tight and a family finally decides, "You know what, let's go get Five Guys tonight," being turned away after making the trip is disappointing. At the very least, I would hope Five Guys recognizes that customers who made a special trip because of this promotion deserve some kind of acknowledgment or compensation. A coupon or replacement offer would go a long way toward showing that the company actually values the customers who showed up. Running out of supplies during Burger Week isn't just bad timing. It's a missed opportunity to take care of the customers who were specifically coming in because you advertised the promotion. I really hope someone from Five Guys sees this and makes it right.