This little place is well worth stopping by! The vibe is upscale yet comfortable. They have a…read morelovely patio as well. The service is always on point. Christian was very attentive. The small plates are phenomenal, and of course the wine! The selection is huge and the flights are a great way to sample several bottles. They even give a discount when you purchase a bottle to take home. Highly recommend. Be sure to get a reservation on weekend.

Mostly good food, scallops not worth it, tiny scallops…read more They have a good selection of wines, but not many higher end wines to try.

The ambiance fits perfectly with wine bar, nice and cozy. The food is amazing, honestly, we have…read moretried almost everything on the menu and I can't say which I like the best. If I had to choose two I'd have to go with the whipped goat cheese & pistacio and the garlic steak bites.

Popped in for the first time, and I'm kicking myself that I didn't know this spot was here before…read morenow. The staff was so well informed about wine selections and the libations were amazing! I sat next a wall/door that would open during nice weather, and as we were leaving there were groups of people playing mahjong! How cool! I hope to come back before they move their location downtown.

Now unfortunately I don't have a ton to say. My friend and I stopped in to grab a glass of wine…read morebefore a play. We got there right when they opened so we had the place to ourselves. It was pretty magical since it was absolutely adorable in there. There were two staff members who were so cool. One (of course I don't remember the name because I'm the WORST with names) was so friendly and talked to us for a while. They made some recommendations, chatted for a little, and really made out short time there really lovely. 100% will be back for dessert and a glass of wine.

It pains me to write this review, as the Upstairs Wine Bar has been our regular spot for years -…read moreafter we stumbled upon it like some best-kept secret. Discovering new wines, great breads and charcuterie - with an atmosphere that gave the impression of Italian getaway, the Upstairs Wine Bar was, in a word, "special." Sitting by the warm fire, with classical music or Spanish Guitar filling the air, it was easy to see the owner's vision and it was well-executed. But that was before. This is now (our last three visits over the past 2 months): Loud club music banging. The hearth has gone cold. Missing art work draws attention to empty wall space. But these regressions are downright innocent compared to the service. I have only experienced a single individual working as a server during the past few visits, with another individual working behind the counter. Neither possesses any knowledge of the menu and (our server in particular) had clearly never been trained in wine service or service in general. No pours, just slaps the bottle down with two glasses and asks if we want anything else. But I need to backtrack, we first ask him about the wines, he can't answer a single question, to the point that we aren't even certain he's looked at the menu or even tasted the offerings. His manner is loose and unprofessional, brazen. He is dressed like The Crow, with his belly exposed, ready for a rave. This was consistent during all our visits. However, let me be clear, I don't care how anyone dresses in public, period. I don't care what gender you are or what gender you are attracted to. I don't judge unless I'm paying and wine service commands some degree of formality or at least basic etiquette, education of the menu notwithstanding. These qualities weren't discernable at the most basic level and did not improve with subsequent visits. However, there is one piece of knowledge our server was able to render: the lack of availability for many menu items, which would be the theme over our most recent visits. When we finally receive the meat and cheese plate, the prosciutto has been butchered and carved off in thick strips. We made it clear we DID NOT want one particular meat, which - of course - was one of the three on the plate, as the server either had no idea which one was which or simply forgot in the few seconds it took walk from our table to the kitchen. Finally, only ONE cheese was available of the 3 options, and this supply issue was given no explanation, but remained a problem during for our last three visits. Just to be transparent, it's about $100 for the two of us to enjoy a bottle of wine and small plate, so it's not exactly cheap - but this was a small price to pay for the atmosphere that has long since evaporated. What's replaced it has no business calling itself a wine bar. Sadly, we won't be returning - at least for some time - with the hopes that it can regain its standards. We eagerly await that reunion!

LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS PLACE. Service a 10…read more Drinks a 10 Location a 10 The vibe of the place is so chill but fun at the same time Favorite drink is their smoke show Will becoming back here for sure

Place is really cool great vibe nice people watching outside. Drinks were great. We didn't eat but…read morenoticed they sell s'mores packs so cool. Place wasn't packed but our waitress didn't come by often a little slow.

Went for happy hour. Will definitely return for dinner. I saw a sign that they are open for lunch…read more Definitely going.

The service in the bar is very slow. Three girls tending the bar and they all just walked pass me…read moreand no one offered to get me a drink or take my order for 10 minutes. Furthermore, it is not a full service bar. They do t carry basic wines like a Malbec and couldn't make a cosmopolitan.

As a Woodland Park resident, this is the kind of social gathering place this town has been in need…read moreof for quite some time. With plenty of other generic bar-type places to go, 110 Reserve offers that next tier type of environment with cocktails made with fresh ingredients, local beers on tap, tasty food options, outdoor seating with fire pits, and an enclosed heated outdoor seating space. Many of the food options are gluten free, which is important for my wife, as she has an allergy to wheat. Canned Holidaily (from Golden, CO) 100% gluten free beer is also available for the wheat intolerant / celiac crowd wanting a tasty beer after a day of hiking. Everyone at 110 is super friendly, and very passionate about seeing the business thrive. Miss Pam has events throughout the year, along with special food and drink offerings, so check the social media on Facebook often so you don't miss out!

What an amazing place to have a borrowed furrbaby date. Great service, dinner , drink and view…read more Freddie and I snuggled up on the VIP section with a book and beautiful view. We were greeted with a smile from Tori and Rayanne, for our dinner I chose the southwest salad with a hamburger patty and Freddie chose the hamburger without a bun. Ed poured the drink I ordered which hit the spot. Freddie was presented a fresh bowl of water. Raegan and Bryn delivered our yummy dinner all fresh and made to order. To top off our wonderful dining experience was the cheese cake and the best pup cup Freddie has ever had. You can tell in the following photos. A must place to visit and dine especially , if you have a furrbaby of your own or borrowed.

We have been to Provision a number of times and are always happy. The service is excellent, and…read morethe selection of cocktails is always intriguing. The Meringue is one of the tastiest drinks I've ever had. Knowledgeable staff, and tasty small plates. This is a beautiful little bar, it's a great place to start or end a date. A little tip for the guys, this is the very nice place, leave the ball caps and T-shirts at home. Wear a big boy shirt with buttons, your lady will appreciate it.

Ambiance was good. Service was good. Food was less than impressive. For a limited menu we expected…read morethe food to be exceptional but the gnocchi was mush, filet mignon was bland and not seared looked like it came straight out of a bag, truffle fries not great but the aïoli tasted good, family sized asparagus serving had five asparagus, paid $20 for 5 prawns, ordered dirty martinis that were not shakin well. Overall it was far too expensive for what you actually get. For a family of four we spent a total of $260 with tip. It was actually insulting to get the food we got at that price. Would not recommend dinning but maybe good atmosphere to have a drink

So I first want to be clear that when we went, we had a coupon that gave us one free appetizer or a…read morefree glass of house wine per person during happy hour. So we did go to use that (although or waitress didn't read it I don't think because she only gave us one free glass of wine when it said per person). But that's not a problem! We were grateful nonetheless! So yes, we did go to happy hour. This board was really nice, but they never said what each item on the board was. So I have no clue what the meats and cheeses are. For a place that says they are known for boards, you'd think they'd share what is on our board. I think the value is alright for what you get! But I would say that there are other places around (Cork and Cask) that have a better value for your buck! This is still a gorgeous presentation and it's a good chill vibe at this spot. The wine was good. But I don't know if I'd come back unless I had another coupon I fear.... And the service was not great even though the place wasn't super packed. Sad because I hoped I would've liked this place better but maybe I'll come for dinner!

Went there for girls night and had a lovely time. It was kind of quiet (prob because of the snow)…read more We were greeted by a kind young man who took care of us the whole night. Service was excellent, food was delicious, and the drinks were great. I enjoyed our time there.

The queso is a joke it's shredded cheese melted w tons of oil no one at the table liked it . The…read moreFrench fries were undercooked cooked the sides for $8 were very small . All around not a good experience we say for 10 minutes before anyone came to the table and they only had 3 other tables . I would go out side the park

It's inside Great Wolf Lodge (let's say GWL going forward) but you may already know that by now…read more Walking in, you may find this bar as the first place you see, positioned diagonally across from check in. Inviting, as you peer past the hoards of folks in swimsuits or PJs congregating in the lobby. First, as you might expect, it's a bit overpriced. You are paying for the GWL experience. They have a menu of gimmicky drinks, but all the old favorites are available too. Indeed, the drinks on the gimmicky menu when I was there in 1.2020 included a piece of bacon, a donut hole and lime peach rings. The one star subtraction comes from the place closing at 10:30 on a Friday night. This place was poppin when closing came, with the hostess literally turning a couple of dozen people away between 10:15 and 11:00, when I left. Being that this is in a resort, it may be wise to stay open a bit later. Ultimately, it seems that it could be beneficial for all parties.

This establishment is a gem. Years ago, it was under different management and it has certainly come…read moreinto fruition. The service was attentive and friendly. The ambiance was woodsy, but appropriately modern for a mountain restaurant. The food is a special find in the region. Wines of Colorado makes a deliberate effort to make the quality, home-made nature, curated ingredients, and deliberate menu work for everyone. It's apparent in not only the food but their namesake (libations).... Well done! I had the arancini's and Bzuffalo meatloaf. Delicious! I will be back and thank you for the experience. ***I am ashamed for not taking pics. Family outing and it didn't occur to me. ***

I'll just share my notes verbatim: Great outdoor seating by…read morecreek Great Reuben Great vanilla amber beer Great waitress, Amber