We popped into the Base Camp a couple of weeks ago on a Thursday. They were busy, and you have to…read morewait in line to place an order, but it goes pretty quick. The food is not just bar food, it's a cut above, and quite good. Naturally, Base Camp has a great selection of beers. The indoor seating is a noisy, and there was very little available, but this is summer in Grand Junction so we sat outside in their extensive patio area complete with stuff for kids. I think this will become a regular spot for us.

Base Camp provisions is a wonderful place to grab drink drinks or a meal. They have a good…read moreselection of craft beers, draft cocktails, handcrafted cocktails, and spirits. The menu is a bit overpriced, but it's versatile and solid elevated bar food served casually. You walk up order at the bar take a number seat yourself and bus your own table. Great indoor and outdoor space. There are a lot of lawn games and chairs. Perfect to hang out for hours if you'd like. The braised beef melt was a solid sandwich and my go to originally but it's no longer on the menu. The food menu is now very limited. I hope that they can focus on more sandwiches and bar food now that they seem to have added a lot of mussel and seafood options.

As you can see, I've been coming to this coffee shop for a long time, through a number of different…read moreowners. They recently were acquired by a new owner, and the difference is marked. They have refreshed the various menus, which was badly needed. They have vastly improved their baked goods selection, very welcome change. And while it's somewhat secondary, they have upgraded their logo and merchandise, bringing it into the 21st century. I look forward to many more years of getting coffee (and more) here!

First off, their door is a hand injury waiting to happen. It seems like an easy fix, but…read moreapparently, it hasn't been a priority. They don't offer decaf coffee, and when I ordered regular coffee, they filled the cup so full it spilled all over my hand and pants. It might be a local favorite, but for me, it was definitely a letdown.

Camilla's has been in Fruita forever. Recently, a new owner has acquired the business. Been since…read morethen? While it feels similar, the menu has been refreshed. We enjoyed an excellent breakfast. Also, table service is back and servers are great! Nothing beats a great breakfast on the patio!

One word - AMAZING! A small town restaurant with great food and great service. It's under new…read moreownership so expect a different and good vibe with great food. We started with the Zuccini Fritti, a simple but tasty appetizer. Then tried the Louisiana Gumbo and NY strip. The gumbo was spicy and tasty, even my husband liked it and he is not a fan of spicy. The NY Strip was served as ordered and full of flavor. We finished dinner off with their white chocolate cheese cake, which by the way is gluten free. We would have never known had we not been told. A great way to end a meal. For beverages, we decided to be adventurous and tried the Savauge wine, specifically Devils Prey. As somewhat of a wine conisuer, I was impressed with this Colorado wine - it's not your traditional CO wine. Smooth and tasty. This will definitely be our go to dinner place. Excited to try breakfast and lunch too. We recommend giving this place a try. While some of the reviews are concerned about prices and service - not our experience at all! Service was great and the prices were very reasonable for the quality of food.

Andrew has taken his taste to another level. As founder he established what the grand junction has…read moreembraced as its crown jewel of Tacos. Well, his taste for food has provided us with test another handheld gem. Behold the Little Pink Truck. Permanent fixture nowadays at the Ramblebine brewery. Walk up and you'll likely find Andrew ready to greet you. Kind and passionate about what he serves, trust and you shall be rewarded. What did I order? - Sauerkraut Dog 5/5 stars On this recent visit to Grand Junction, we drove in about 15 minutes from the freeway exit into downtown. Craving a sauerkraut dog. Wish and command, the call was answered by Pronto Bronto. Brioche bun, 1/4 beef dog, a blessed amount of kraut on the perfect amount of fixings. Delivered to you and made to enjoy. The ambiance is a casual and easy setting, enjoy at the outdoor patio or welcome to find a seat indoor if the summer sun of 98 degrees is too hot for your liking. Definite winner for a dog, $11 no hesitation, I'm dropping in every time and I highly recommend. Andrew, you are thee man!

Nowadays when I want a burger I go to Pronto Bronto. The burgers are tasty as all hell and their…read morefries are a perfect pairing. Something about that Pronto sauce makes me crave a burger right now. The folks who run the truck are also fantastic people in their own right.

Small-town, welcoming, and priced right. There's a little bit of everything on the menu, which…read moremakes it a good spot for a group. Everyone's nice, and the food came out quickly. The fries are literally some of the best I've ever had--they almost seem battered in something, and it's delicious. We'll definitely be back!

Great staff, great location, and great food. We tried the house cheeseburger and it was a solid…read moreburger--tasty, simple, and done right. The fries, though, were outstanding. So good that we were genuinely wondering what they put in them. We'll definitely be back.

I have been ordering from this business for years and now the service has greatly declined. I…read morewanted to order 2 sandwiches and apply my 930 rewards points but they said it doesn't show in the system until I redeem them. I spoke to another person and said the same thing. Therefore, it makes no sense that I have to redeem them first for it to show up in their system. They should have it in my profile. They lost my business and they didn't care in the least.

Seems like they keep putting less on the sandwiches. Bread is always good, service was ok except…read morethey were to interested in talking to people they knew in there instead of all the customers!

The Fruita location of Rib City is my new favorite. We have been to the Rifle and Grand Junction…read morelocations for many years, but we just moved out to Fruita. The location is excellent in a shopping mall on the south side of I70. The interior decor is up to date and welcoming, but still has the fun signs Rib City's are known for. We were greeted and seated promptly by the server. The server was personable and welcoming as she took our drink orders and explained the lunch specials. There are many specials on the menu, but there are also specials on the table sign and the chalkboard sign as you enter. We always get the fried okra, and it was cooked perfectly as always. They are also serving fried pickles now. We each ordered the lunch special of a Pulled Pork Skyscrapers with 2 sides for $12.99. I got the green beans and fries, and my husband got the mac and cheese and baked beans. The pulled pork was delicious as always mixed with the NC vinegar based sauce and a side of coleslaw that goes on the sandwich. All sides were also good. Service was top notch the entire time. Special notes: whatever the seasonal cheesecake is GET IT! It is homemade and amazing. We got a slice to go, and it was enormous! The flavor this time was blueberry. So, so delicious! They also have a happy hour special on drinks and 1/2 off apps from 2-6 on weekdays. We will be back to this location frequently!

This is some solid barbecue for the price point. It is not going to compare to what you get down…read moresouth, in West Texas, in KC, etc. It is definitely Colorado bbq. That being said, I am always happy with the quality of the food and portion size given the value and price. The ribs are my go to. It's a chill laidback restaurant with a countryish down home vibe. The service is always friendly and smiling. They have some good specials too. I think the only thing lacking is the type of sides or maybe the quantity of options for sides.

Big Mike's is the best BBQ food truck in the county. Seriously. There is nothing on the menu that…read moreyou will regret ordering! I usually just order the pulled pork but I have tried the Hot Mess, the wings and the fried PB & J They are all amazing. Other family members have tried their sandwiches and burgers and rave about them. Besides seriously good food, the owners are seriously great people. You can find them at Tractor Supply in GJ most Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoons. Stop in and give them a try...you won't regret it!

Big Mikes has been around Fruita for a while. I try to visit the truck whenever I see it, which is…read morevery random, since they have no set schedule. In all this time, I've been able to get ribs exactly once. They are often out before 6, if they even have them. They talk about running out as it's a good thing. Might be for them, but it's not for their customers. After dozens of attempts to eat their ribs (which are pretty good) and failing, I've decided to not even bother to try. Visit at your peril, as you can't depend on any part of the menu being available.

I'm sorry to leave a bad review as we've eaten here several times and have always really liked it…read more But recently when we had dinner here, I found a medium length human hair in my food. Of course I couldn't finish eating the food as that was disgusting. I've heard other people have found hair in their food there too. Strayhorn Grill, you guys need to make sure your cooks and anyone handling the food is wearing hair nets, especially because this seems to be an ongoing problem with your restaurant.

Just had pozole and an appetizer. The star of the show was our server Joey. So very nice and…read morehelpful.

Service has been decent at this location. The last few times we've been through there the…read moresandwiches have been really good for subway. The staff were paying attention and getting everything on them the way u order them!!

Let's cover the good parts first: Convenient location, quick to order and receive your order,…read morefriendly staff. The bad part: What is this stuff they call chicken? It's a paste. It's gone thru an extruder. It's a paste not whole chicken like you'd see striped off the bones. It's a paste. Seriously W.T.F. (Welcome to Fruita). So is it really chicken? Is the fish really fish? I hate to have to guess what I'm eating.