Just like Lola's house! I had bangsilog (crispy, smoked marinated milkfish, egg, and garlic fried…read morerice) and it was great. This isn't "fast food", but was quite quick considering Filipino food. A little wait, but well worth it for a satisfying brunch. Although I could eat this for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, I'm aware that it's not so custom to have a "runny egg" and rice at each meal for non-Filipino/a/x fam... so if you haven't experienced Filipino cuisine, please take a look at the menu beforehand. The silog (egg) plates seem so simple, rice, egg and an additional "protein of choice", however, they're very filling. Their menu is full of yummy bites and seemingly snack foods and plates; but be ready to feel satiation. You can get lumpia, turon, halo halo, and Japanese style mochi waffles, or even boba to-go. If you thought you liked boba, come try the variety of boba and milk tea add-in list that goes on for miles. Friendly service, small, but clean dining area. Bathrooms were tidy. For funsies and to add to the joy of this little spot, there are a few smaller game cabinets for kiddos or adults alike. When I was leaving with a satisfied (slightly over full) tummy, I felt the need to order additional food or snacks to go - merienda?. It must be the "Lola culture" living in my bones of "bring this food home for later." I smiled and realized I can come back another time... and I look forward to it! Maraming salamat po.

I wanted to like this place because I kept reading all the reviews but this was not good. It sucks…read morebecause this is quite a drive up from Denver. They have such an extensive menu but it's almost like it's too much options so nothing is good. We ordered some pork chop special and that was so dry. It definitely looked and tasted like it had been sitting in the freezer for too long (I'm still shocked they saw it and decided it was still okay to serve us). We were excited for the wings thinking it would be like Jollibee but they were also disappointing. Skip the Korean sauce - it was disgusting. The fries were overcooked. The drinks were generic and surgery. The boba drinks all tasted like powder. Only thing I would order would be the garlic Parmesan wings. Denver has better boba options and wings that are fresh and crunchy. It's not worth the drive. I can how this would be satisfying if you live up this way. The best thing we got were the fried bananas and even they were still just okay (the PF Changs ones taste better for me).

we loved our lunch at mash lab! the food was incredible and the service was super quick…read more we ordered the sliders, tacos and wings. all were delicious but the tacos were our favorite! the blackberry margarita was perfect for a warm day.

Food- 3.5/5 Service- 5/5…read moreAmbiance-5/5 Service was great, she had good recommendations and food served in a timely manner. Inside is what you would expect or a brewery, tanks in the back but restaurant seating up front. The food...is the definition of "just ok" Loaded Mac n Cheese- 70% cheese, not enough noodles Philly Cheesesteak- average, nothing standout Brisket Tacos- decent, better with salsa and beans added. Beer flights- always fun!

Food is always great and service today was even better. From the cod to the ribs to the pork and…read morebeef it was all very good as expected.

Food is delicious! Service is outstanding... we enjoyed the generous portions and tasty seasonings .read more

Exactly what you would expect from the original wing place, simply fried and sauced. Service was…read moresolid in the bar area and food came out quick on a Monday night. Was greeted at entry and thanked upon leaving.

Food was good service was friendly and prompt and happy Bar atmosphere made the experience a great…read moreone. I will definitely be back soon

Originally from the Tri-state area and I do a fair amount of traveling. Some of the things I look…read morefor are wings, hoagies and quality pizza. Came across this gem of a place while driving around and decided to stop. Really didn't have much expectations given that it's hard to find good quality NY style pizza outside of the tri-state area and much less away from the east coast. Let me tell you, this place exceeded any positive expectation I had by a long shot! The pizza here is phenomenal! The dough/crust was absolutely perfect! Sauce was good with the right amount of cheese. Still missed a little bit of that "tang" from New York but still wort lh every minute and dime spent here. Especially given thier happy hour! They have a 7 dollar 9 inch pizza for happy hour. They unfortunately don't sell pizza by the slice but the 9 inch fills you up perfectly! The bar staff Cage and Tiana were extremely courteous and hospitable. The manager Dan was very polite and accommodating. This place isn't as advertised as much as it should be! Give it a shot, won't be disappointed. Oh and they have a wide selection of quality beers too!! Cherry on top!

Went here on 9/26/26. First time to this location. Got there around 1215. Pretty busy. They had…read morethe CU and CSU football games on. Our waiter was very nice and very attentive. Always have great service whatever locations we go to. They had a decent beer list. Seen better at other locations but they did stuff I e never had before. Pizza and Nashville hot chicken sandwich were great! Cheers!

My wife and I don't eat out very often, so when we do, it's a big deal. This was supposed to be a…read moredate night, a little "I love you" dinner where neither of us had to cook. Instead, I accidentally took her to intermittent fasting with table service. We both ordered bowls. She got the Pineapple Bowl ($21), and I got the Lazy Dog Bowl ($20). When they arrived, we honestly thought maybe the rest of the meal was still coming. Nope. That was the whole production. Each bowl featured what appeared to be half of a chicken breast. Not "about" half. I mean it genuinely looked like one chicken made the ultimate sacrifice so two entrées could exist. Somewhere in the kitchen a chef is holding a ruler saying, "Easy... if anyone gets an extra bite, corporate loses twelve cents." I've had Costco samples with more commitment. The best part was watching my wife try to convince herself she was full because she didn't want to ruin date night. That's when you know you're in trouble. When your spouse starts chewing slower because she's hoping time will create calories. You know how sometimes you get annoyed when the waiter or manager keeps coming by asking how your meal is and if everything is alright? The good news was that Lazy Dog definitely doesn't have this issue: Nobody asked how the food was. Not our server. Not a manager. Not a passing employee. Not even the emotional support dog I assume inspired the restaurant's name. It was almost as if everyone already knew the answer. The only thing that arrived promptly and confidently was the bill. For over $40, I wasn't expecting to leave stuffed, but I was hoping to leave without wondering whether we should split a cheeseburger at the drive-thru on the way home. I've seen airport salads with a stronger sense of abundance. The food wasn't bad. That's almost what makes it worse. It tasted good enough that I wished there had been... more than six bites of it. Lazy Dog, I came hoping to impress my wife. Instead, you gave us a memorable evening, a shared chicken breast, and the strongest argument we've ever had for eating before we go out.

It has quite a bit of seating so we were seated immediately on a Friday evening. The waitress was…read moregreat - - very patient as we tried to make up our minds on what we wanted. Sis and I shared a Mediterranean Panini with chicken and no hummus. They actually brought it on two plates and split the fries. Very beautiful presentation. Unfortunately the fries weren't really warm and were kind of blah. But the sandwich itself was tasty. Two friends each had a margarita pizza, which comes on a cauliflower crust. They should've shared it because both took half home! Again, it was a beautiful presentation. They both said it was very tasty. Sis and I each had some tomato soup and it lacked flavor unfortunately. Yes, we would encourage you to go to - - a nice broad menu so everybody should be able to find something

Truly don't understand why their rating is so low on Yelp!…read more We went on a Sunday for lunch. We tried the boneless wings and seasoned waffle fries. We had the golden hot, spicy orange, Cajun and garlic parm sauces. All were amazing!!! Food came out quick and people were friendly! Will definitely be back.

Cold beer, crispy wings, bangin sauce. On a trip up from Texas for a friends wedding awesome little…read morefind in Johnstown.

We came here to pick up some of their cinnamon rolls. We entered and the c. rolls are a bit to your…read moreleft, between the restaurant and the general store, which has a very gas station convenient store feel. I didn't know there was a restaurant until I tried to pay for the cinnamon rolls and there were lots of people just standing around. What we purchased: *CINNAMON ROLL *CINNAMON ROLL w RASPBERRY ICING These had layers of cinnamon and thick layer of icing on top. I was really excited for these but they were really dry. We microwaved them, still dry. It was great to try since we were in the area but that's all.

Stopped in for some dinosaur fuel and a cinnamon roll. I feel kind of bad for Johnson's Corner with…read moreit being so close up the road from Buc-ee's. The restaurant side was pretty empty, but they had shelves of rolls ranging from original to orange to cherry. Just $4 for a whole roll. But, like my dad said, the cinnamon rolls used to cover a whole dinner plate. They have plenty of other snacks and novelties on the gas station side of things. 2024 #53

This place has the worst chicken I have ever had. If you like chicken you can't even bite through…read morethem this place is for you. For a place that has done chicken for years they suck at it. The best thing I had was the fries and pretzel bites however the beer cheese that went with the pretzels was super runny and not the way it's supposed to be. Service was mediocre as the waitress was more worried about side work than attending to customers. As for the atmosphere it's a Hooters. It was loud because there was a game on but I won't hold that against them. However, I will never be back and if I could do 0 stars I would.

I didn't pick Hooters, but I wasn't disappointed. I got the Western burger and you can tell by the…read morepicture just how amazing it was. There's two patties well cooked lots of oozing cheese. I don't know how I got my mouth around that huge burger but I'm not a quitter. Lol. Burger was awesome but it could use a little more barbecue sauce, which I asked for. I got tater tots and asked for them crispy. They were perfectly fried. I was absolutely happy with my food. My nephew got all you can eat wings and I had to sample a couple. Their wings are bomb too. Overall, the service and the food was great and I would definitely be back.

I just wanted to pop on here and leave a review for this location, as it is well deserved…read more The kids and I were at the UPS store a few stores down doing Amazon returns and of course I was met with their cries of hunger moments later. I had never heard of Fat Shack, as we just moved here but as we were walking by, honestly headed to Smashburger, a sign on Fat Shack caught his eye, stating that on the store anniversary (the 15th) you can get a milkshake for 15 cents! I wanted to check out the flower/gift store next door first before eating so as we continued on our way, a man ran out and explained to us about the poster and how every month on the 15th he was going to choose an item to be 15 cents for that day. I thought it was really great to see such a go-getter attitude, you don't see that much these days (usually just get the millennial stare when ordering anything nowadays haha). I digress, after going to the flower/gift shop, I asked the kids if they still wanted Smashburger or wanted to try Fat Shack, especially after meeting the nice man. They enthusiastically replied Fat Shack! We went inside and the guy chatted to us about the menu and even obliged my request for bacon and jalapeños to be added to my cheese fries. He heard the kids liked milkshakes, and gave them a little cup to try the chocolate flavor out and totally spoiled us by also letting us taste the fried Oreos and funnel cake bites. They have coloring books and crayons for kids too which my daughter loved. To top it all off, my son, who in his own mind, is a burger connoisseur, declared his cheeseburger from here Top 2 in best burgers he's ever had (sorry, I don't think anything will ever knock in n out from its golden spot for him haha) so that really is sayin somethin! We will definitely be back for the good food and good company!

Read literally any 3 of my hundreds of restaurant reviews, and you'll know I'm not averse to fatty…read morefood. Let's get this over with: my Fat Shack sandwich was perhaps the worst sandwich I've ever had. Fat Shack is proud of their Shark Tank association; I read without surprise that Mark Cuban was the one who invested. Halfway though the meal, our opinion was just the opposite. My wife and I ordered a "Munchie Madness Platter" ($18) - mac-n-cheese bites, mozzarella sticks, onion rings, chicken fingers - and everything, including the sauces, was good! That was the high water mark. One bite into my half of the Fat Chance sandwich ($17), and my opinion of Fat Shack started falling like a rock. Soggy, greasy french fries for filler. Plenty of dried-out bread in every bite - that is, except for the outside, which was completely covered in sauce, making the edges soggy. Chicken fingers that didn't seem to belong there at all (live and learn). A single bite where I tasted the jalapeno popper. I was fine with the cheesesteak, but my wife thought it was awful. I ate most of my half of the sandwich, but felt disgusted for hours. Take this to the bank: I will never eat another Fat Shack sandwich. Finally: I know it' has been normalized, but that doesn't make it right to ask for a tip before any service has been provided. It's a total hostage situation. Did my refusal to participate result in a shoddy sandwich? Sadly, that's the best-case scenario. Otherwise, Fat Shack is doomed, because one the newness wears off, they'll still be serving remarkably bad sandwiches.