For starters, the people who work here are awesome. Very friendly, helpful and just seem to enjoy…read moreworking here. It was my group's first time going and they did a great job explaining how everything works. It's a very casual, chill vibe inside. The food I had here was great! I got the Rhine pork Sammy with the poutine eclairs and they were very tasty! Would definitely come back here

Fun unique menu. Enjoyed the freshness of the slider and richness of the poutine. The staff was…read morehelpful and friendly.

Great brewhouse and eatery with a really nice space and plenty of seating. It's located in a good…read morearea, though parking was a little tough. Once inside, everything was solid. Service was great and all of the food we tried was really good. They had some unique menu items that stood out and made the visit even better. Overall, a great spot and definitely worth checking out.

I went with my wife and daughter on a busy Friday evening for dinner. Our wait was not very long…read moreand we were lucky to be seated upstairs. It is a fairly noisy place so I feel the upstairs was a little quieter and I was glad not to have been seated in one of several booths near the entrance with so many people standing and waiting on seating. Our server was nice and attentive, and the food came out rather quickly. I had an pleasant DC Oakes IPA and the Bomb Diggity hamburger with sweet potato fries. The burger was very tasty (a fat bomb) and with the fries was a substantial amount of food - I was only able to eat about half of it all. However, that burger had to be the saltiest burger I've ever eaten. Curious, I went to the DC Oakes website to find nutritional information about my meal and there is no nutritional information. A third-party website (Marcos.menu) offered the following on the Bomb Diggity: Calories: 1200; Protein: 50g; Carbs: 55g; Fat: 85g. Nothing about sodium. My wife is on a sodium-restricted diet and she knows not to order anything like this burger. But still, nutritional information would be nice to know. When do you plan on putting this information on your menu for your customers? I will return to sample more of their beer and food selections.

The food and service was amazing! Loved the vibe and the music was at the perfect level.read more

New ownership, great atmosphere and staff. This has become a restaurant instead of a deli. But I…read morethoroughly enjoyed our meal. The chicken drumlettes (wings) were outstanding. They trimmed the bone end and pushed all the meat to the top. This made them less fatty and stringy, more crispy and delicious. Their short rib croquettes were also amazing. I'd never had a short ribs prepared this way stuffed inside a tasty pastry with potato and cheese. They are my new favorites. I was so full on appetizers that I went straight to dessert next and I have to say that their cookie dough creme brûlée. It wasn't too sugary and the cookie dough flavoring was not overpowering. Simply fantastic way to end a meal. I even took home their brownie and ice cream for my housemate. They said it was the best brownie they've ever had.

Austins is consistent in it accommodation of large groups and quite agile in accommodating last…read moreminute small groups. We love how the Austin's menu evolves particularly with the inclusion of bison, and the menu variety from which some of our picky-ist eaters can make selections. When the restaurant gets busy it can get loud with background noise and it can be difficult to get needed table service, which feels like a trade off that can be accommodated by making earlier or later reservations when individuals around the table need quieter background sounds...''

We were staying nearby this restaurant so decided to walk over and try it. We were treated and…read moresaid there would be a 10 minute wait, but more like 5. Jordan was our server and she was excellent. Didn't rush us, answered our numerous questions and checked back on us every so often. I had an Old Fashion and it was excellent. Not a complaint but should have had one large ice cube vs. small ones. My husband had one of their IPAs on tap. I had the chicken pot pit, salad and corn bread. My husband had 2 pieces of chicken, Cole slaw and sweet potato fries. Jordan was great letting him exchange the potatoes for the fries. Everything was so good.

Great food, fast, friendly service, outdoor seating. Cold beer, fair prices, sunny patio.read more

Came here for the first time with my fiancé and baby a few weeks ago and the food was amazing!…read moreDafny was our server and she was literally so sweet and helpful! We will be going back again! We tried the limited bison chili burger and chili nachos and the were sooo good!

Food was excellent (very tasty cheese sandwiches and thick tomato soup), served quickly, arrived…read morehot and stayed warm throughout my meal. Staff were friendly and attentive. Chairs were comfortable and two wide-screen TVs were easily visible over the bar from anywhere in the room. Very convenient, especially for guests staying at the hotel.

From the owner: Are you ready to elevate your dining experience? The Bistro inside the Courtyard Fort Collins…read more is your spot. We blend classic recipes with modern flair, creating dishes that delight the senses. We are your food and beverage destination for refreshing breakfast choices in the morning, and a variety of dinner, beer and wine options in the evening. The Bistro also offers specialty beverages made with Starbucks® coffee to help you get a jump on the day. Perfect for Every Occasion Whether it's a romantic dinner, a casual brunch, or a celebration, we've got you covered.

Loved the Prime Rib Sandwich The corn bread skillet is to…read moredie for. The Cole slaw is out of this world. Fast service and stellar ambiance. You need to stop here. Loved it.

Eh. Over recent years, I've had very hit and miss experiences at the downtown Austin's. Yesterday…read morewas another disappointing miss. We stopped in for a late lunch, arriving around 2. We started with a beer for my husband and a mocktail for me. The mocktail (blueberry lemonade) was simply not worth the $7 price tag. Mostly ice - filled to the literal rim of the glass. So full when I took one of my first sips, ice fell to the floor. There was just a splash of ginger beer; it could've used more but, alas, no room with all that ice! When I mentioned it to the server, she explained that's how they make them. She offered to bring me another, but it seemed clear she meant I'd be paying for it. No thank you. Next, my food. I tried the salmon burger (new to the menu, I'm told) which is actually a salmon croquette on a bun with some lettuce and vinaigrette. It's HUGE and not in a good way. The first few bites were okay, and I thought the heavily breaded effect was due to biting into the edge. As I continued eating, though, most bites felt like a mouthful of bread. I can only hope there was minced salmon in it, but the ratio was so heavy on breadcrumbs that I couldn't detect it. Not the slightest hint of pink on the inside either. I ate about 1/2, my hungry hub finished it. The flaws of the salmon burger didn't seem worth pointing out to the server after the response I got with the drink. Later, as we walked around downtown, I felt like I had a lead sandwich in my stomach. My husband had a better experience than I. His bison burger came out great. No complaints. Unfortunately for me, I think I'll just have to order very specific things when coming here now. Austin's has sentimental value for me - it's the first place we dined after moving here 27 years ago. Because of that, I keep giving them second chances after they fall short. I just wish they'd return to the days of "you can't go wrong", everything is awesome.

Such a neat place with 100 beers on tap! I did a blasphemic thing and ordered a mojito and Aperol…read morespritz instead of beer...but both were amazing! Food was quite good also especially the Parmesan truffle fries. The ahi tuna wonton tacos were also delicious and they don't skimp on the seared tuna which I appreciated. Service was quick! We came on a Sunday night and it was not busy.

We don't even go there for the beer, although they have over 100 on tap, which is insane! We go…read morefor the wings- maple bourbon dry rub!! OMG!!! best in town!! And their well whiskey is Buffalo Trace, seriously!!! great service every time we go and those wings.....

Stumbled upon this gem & after a delicious brunch we found ourselves back again the next night for…read moredinner.

Literally the best place for dinner in Fort Collins, it rivals some Michelin spots I've been to…read more One of the best dressings on a simple starter salad I've ever had; I ate it like chips. Fresh, quality ingredients, nothing too fancy, just incredible cooking technique for a reasonable "nice dinner" price. The ambiance is small and humble, but still feels like a nice night out. Service is great, and they all look like they've been chosen from a casting agency for a small town restaurant drama. Warning if you have a vertical ID: even if you can legally drink, they might not take it and WILL lecture you.

My wife and I walked in late on a Sunday night on a whim. Well, not late for them, as it turns…read moreout, because they're open till 2 AM every night of the week. Just a couple other folks there, so we settled into a table and I ordered a beer. My wife ordered a Mediterranean salad and a veggie sandwich. I had the red chili with cornbread and a Chicago-style hot dog. Great prices and great-tasting food. It really hit the spot for both of us. A warm and welcoming atmosphere, as usual.

I have been a long time customer and understand that St. Patrick's day was especially busy. I can…read moreappreciate the hard work of the wait staff but it's not okay to be rude to the customers. Going forward if I walk in and see the woman who waited on us, on the patio, I will walk away.