I needed some vegetables in my diet, badly. Pure Kitchen popped up as a place to satisfy that…read morerequirement. The SO and I both chose vegetarian options. I ordered the Korean Zoodle Bowl with a tofu add-on. It was a bit sweet, but the mild spice helped to counteract this. The large variety of vegetables in it satisfied my closet vegan. The tofu had a very pleasing crispyness when it first arrived. I told the SO, "Quick, try the tofu!", when she got her bowl. The SO ordered the Summit Stir Fry with a tofu add-on. She enjoyed it, but thought it was a little on the sweet side. I thought it was a lot on sweet side. I made my bowl not seem so sweet after all, which I took as a plus. Overall the food taste and quality was good and the service was friendly. I will base my rating on that. I do have one comment not having to do with the food or service. Stop reading here if you don't care. Pure Kitchen has a 4% "Competitive Wage Compensation" charge. I was surprised to see this charge on the bill and only later saw that it was in the fine print on the menu, with an "opt out" option (what brave soul is going to "opt out" and risk spittle in their food). Maybe it's my fault for not looking at the fine print on menu, but it's a food menu, not a used car contract. Just my personal opinion, but I believe if a restaurant wants to have "fair wages" for their employees, it is their responsibility, not mine. Raise food prices, lower profit margin, whatever, but please don't add another tax. It just doesn't seem right. I have never once complained about high food prices in any of my reviews because it is my choice to go out to eat. I could eat at home if I want to keep within my monthly budget. I have avoided going to other restaurants based solely on this type of "fair wages" charge and will likely not come here again for the same reason (no matter how badly I want to try their Lamb Burger). I am really VERY SORRY for getting on my soapbox. I don't typically rant, but there are certain things that I believe should be addressed. I'm probably not the only person who feels this way.

Pros: Great menu for diverse dietary needs. Came here because a gluten-free, vegetarian friend…read moreloves it. My meal was very yummy. One person was somewhat disappointed by a dry meal. Nice space with gorgeous mountain views. Cons: Service that made it seem like an imposition for us to be there, from initial comments by the hostess to the server and bus staff rushing dishes out from under us as our whole party was finishing. I wanted to love it, but for these prices, I'd like more welcoming service. Customers aren't impositions. Not planning to come back.

We were so fortunate that the hotel has a decent restaurant inside…read more We had a party of four and we were lucky to get a table Service was a little bit slow, but not a big deal The best thing is my grandson found something in the menu and enjoyed his meal. Whew!! Didn't get pics, but we all enjoyed our dinner and dessert! Recommend you stop in and give it a try.

Food was great. Kudos to the chef. Service was amazing all things considered - kudos to Shiela,…read morethe only person on and the hotel was full! But there's no way one person can give excellent service to an almost packed bar. And, seriously, $20 for a 4oz Bombay Sapphire martini? The Broadmoor doesn't even charge that much. We had a nice time, thanks to Shiela, but will we be back? Sincerely doubt it. Management has a lot of work to do - staffing, pricing. Get real.

This is the best Oaxacan Mexican food. Rare to find a restaurant serving it. Kudos to the…read morekitchen. I've been to Oaxaca and this is like eating there. The mole was excellent. The use of Oaxacan cheeses in your dishes make them perfect. The restaurant space is charming and personal as is the service. Highly recommended.

Just be aware oaxacan food is different from northern Mexican food. The black refried beans were…read moreflavorful but it was runny soup on the plate. Place was clean service was good. Chips and salsa good. Cheese in the enchiladas was waxy & the red sauce was cold and lacked any flavor. Just not for me

Best Mexican Restaurant in Frisco! When the owner says, "Mi Casa es su casa" he means it. He was…read morethere to take my order of two (2) enchiladas generously stuffed with beef, and a delicious homemade chilies rellano. But the ambience was outstanding in a Mexican Bar watching FIFA, MEX beat EQU!! VIVA Mexico!!

Highly recommend eating here if you like Mexican food. We stopped here after a long day exploring…read morethe surrounding area and it was a great choice. The service was very good and the food did not take long to arrive, though the restaurant was quite empty when we got there. The food was delicious. This place is on my list to visit again next time I am in the area. I'd love to try more of their options.

We had an absolutely awesome meal. The arroz con pollo was spectacular- wonderfully delicious with…read morea great presentation. The ruby red trout was so delicious, and the accompanying risotto was to die for. For desert we shared the heavenly s'mores made à la mode. The service was first-rate and simultaneously low key. We love this place.

My wife and I stopped at 5th Ave Grille for dinner on our way back to Monument, and I'm really glad…read morewe did. We shared the small salad and the pasta with the steak add-on, and everything was fantastic. We sat in the bar area and skipped the cocktails since we were driving home, but I did order a Shirley Temple. Call me crazy, but it was honestly the best Shirley Temple I've ever had. We spent the last part of dinner going back and forth on dessert -- the cookie/ s'mores -- and decided to pass. The second we got in the car, we both regretted it. That just means we'll have to come back soon and do it right next time. Great food, great atmosphere, and a really enjoyable experience all around. Nice job, 5th Ave Grille!

Ambience won me over, with light jazz playing at a perfect volume. Lighting was soft and subtle…read more Wonderful, almost too romantic for lunch. I had the Tuesday Special: light corn soup, dumpling, Thai noodles, and Red Curry (chicken) with white rice. All was delicious and terrific value at $15, including tax. Service was more formal than I prefer: no greetings, no inquiries about the food, and no thanks for visiting.

This place is a straight up rip off…read more green curry was watery and a small portion, not that tasty. rice portion also small. fried rice with chicken and up charge for additional broccoli. the broccoli was literally 3 pieces the size of quarter. fresh roll was ok, but not enough to justify the price tag. $50 all in, about $20 value.

Super cozy with an intimate dinning room. Friendly staff and great steaks for dinner…read more Looked a like a lively bar scene around 5pm. Not a stool available.

Had a wonderful family birthday dinner here!…read more Lovely rustic ambiance with a fun bar area (during Monday night football). Great service, they even were thoughtful enough to provide the birthday gal a flourless chocolate cake dessert with candle at the end of the meal. Our group of 5 shared -and enjoyed- all the items we ordered! See pics for details. Highly recommend for a celebratory night out!

We showed up on a Saturday afternoon around 5pm right before the dinner rush. When we arrived,…read morethere was one patron at the bar and another group sitting at a table. We were immediately greeted and shown to a table. Waitstaff was wonderful and joked with us as if we were old friends. That's always the best feeling. While they stayed professional we cracked up here and there! We started off with calamari. Both the red pepper marinara and spicy aioli hit the spot. Calamari was fresh out the fryer and brought to our table so quick! I ordered a lasagna Bolognese and that also came out fast and super fresh. I could only finish half of it and that was all that was needed to make the trek home. Keeping this place on the map. By the time we left it was nearly packed! The main drag has so many good options. This is certainly one of the spots to dine!

Surprisingly good Italian food right on Main Street Frisco! We stopped here on the way back to…read moreDenver and was stoked they had happy hour specials on food and drink on a weekend. I wasn't too hungry so I got the bruschetta and we split the calamari too. Calamari app was good but would have liked some more variety vs just the rings, it seemed too Cisco-y for me. The dipping sauces that came with it were delish though--a nice roasted red pepper sauce and marina, you can't go wrong. My husbands lasagna portion was huge and came out piping hot, his was enough for a couple meals too so added bonus. Nice place and would definitely stop here again if I was craving Italian food in Frisco.