The food tasted great service was great. Small cozy with welcoming vibe will definitely be coming…read moreback

We had a great experience at Frida's Grill & Café in Greeley! The food was absolutely delicious --…read morefresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Everything we ordered exceeded our expectations. Our server was very attentive, friendly, and respectful throughout the entire meal. She made sure we had everything we needed without ever being overbearing, which really added to the overall experience. On top of that, the prices are very reasonable for the quality and portion sizes you receive. Great food, excellent service, and a welcoming atmosphere -- we'll definitely be coming back when we come to visit or family in Greeley

The food is amazing! I've never had anything here that I didn't like. We usually order togo, and…read moreit's ready pretty quickly, even on a busy sunday. I will say, there's not a lot of parking in the area, or seating in the restaurant. They sell super cute antique items in the restaurant as well. We spent $30 on 2 meals and the portions aren't great.

We visited early in the morning, only a couple other people were there so it was easy to find a…read moretable. The service was very fast and the food was delicious.

Fantastic! Starting from the moment we walked in to the time we left, Everything was amazing! We…read morearrived on Thursday and was greeted by a sweet young lady, asked for outside seating and was immediately accommodated. Sydney was top notch! She was quick with service while not feeling rushed but also didn't linger, either. She kept coffee and waters filled, was very kind and attentive! The food was hot, plentiful and just how we remembered it from three years ago. So delicious! We were not seated directly next to other tables. The outside seating was perfect. We just wish Urban Egg was in Helena, MT! On my way out, I asked the sweet hostess if I could speak with the manager, she came forward. She was the nice woman who delivered the food to our table! That's when I started to cry, how embarrassing! But, I could see they understood how much this return experience was so important and didn't brush me off! Instead, I left with a hug from them! Trust me, when we find ourselves in Johnstown again, we WILL be back and we can't wait!

Excellent food and service Always enjoy…read more Staff is always attentive Very consistent and great vibes

Nice little breakfast and lunch restaurant. Staff is very attentive and we were both seated and…read moreserved quickly. Food is fantastic and portions are fairly large. They also have a mimosa bar which we did not partake in but it all looked good!

In Greeley? No better place to have breakfast! My favorite is the loaded hash browns with Italian…read moresausage. WOW. Everything else is amazing including pancakes and cocktails.

It's a great place for bike night, with live bands, a nice patio and drinks. I liked the wings a…read morelot

In a tiny little town like Milliken I think one instinctively adjusts their expectations toward the…read morelower end of the experience scale. There are very few options to experiment and hopefully call your "go-to" place whenever you're town. Unfortunately, this place will not be mine. Several other reviews have pointed out some concerning issues that this place has and sadly there are quite true. My wife and I bought a coupon for this place on Restaurant.com and decided to give this place a shot on a late Friday afternoon. We walked in to a dark and relatively empty bar. There was some sort of finger food buffet laid out on the table near where you walked in, but we decided to pass on that potentially germ ridden food trap. The place had a foreboding atmosphere which clearly was geared toward a racing theme. Since the weather was nice and eating inside would've been kinda depressing, we found a small table on their patio outside. Still hopeful and optimistic about the food (at least until I started reading some Yelp reviews) we started to read the menu and look for something to satisfy our curious appetite. Our server came over to greet us and seemed pleasant and accommodating. We're avid beer geeks and asked our server about their beer options. She said that she had mainly the macro brews such as budwieser, miller, coors, etc. But they did have one IPA, which was from Black Bottle Brewing. We settled on that option, but it ended up being kinda stale and flat, which made us wonder just how long they've had that keg on tap. We ended up ordering the cajun and western version of their beef and bacon burger. While we waited for our food we were sizing up the clientele of this dive bar. True to the quintessential nature of such an establishment, the patio was chalk full of middle aged, smoking, leathery and loud people. This is not the place to bring your kids if you don't want to expose them to second-hand smoke. One cannot honestly judge them harshly for fitting into a dive bar mold so well. Our food finally came after about 15 minutes. As you can see from the picture I posted, they aren't entirely bad looking. That said they didn't taste very good. The burgers were under seasoned, over-cooked, and just bland and flavorless. The bun was a very cheap choice, which you could probably find to be the cheapest option on the shelf at the supermarket. We were hungry and trudged through our meal. The server came around and asked how it was. I told her exactly what I just wrote and she apologized. She offered to take one of the burgers off of our tab and we insisted that was not necessary. She did end up taking one off of our bill and I again said that I didn't ask for that. Regardless, it doesn't make up for the poor experience here. Even though our server was quite nice, I cannot see myself coming back here. There's nothing appealing here for food and beer enthusiasts. If you're the biker type and love dive bars with cheap food and beer, then this is right up your alley. I wish them all the luck in their future which won't include me as a customer.

I attended a men's conference hosted here at Zoe's. What a beautiful place! When I walked in I had…read moreto meander around to take it all in. I'm kind of a nerd for design stuff... It was a perfect location to have the conference. Downtown Greeley, which made for a good spot to take a walk at our lunch break. The couple of staff members/baristas were very friendly. Wish we had a gorgeous spot like Zoe's in Colorado Springs.

Zoe's Café & Events is a lovely little spot for coffee, creativity, and getting some work done…read more The ambience is one of my favorite things about this café. It's light, refreshing, airy, cozy casual, and artistic all at once. There are multiple seating options, from traditional tables and chairs to couches, plus an event room tucked off to the side. There's artwork throughout the space, and it's obvious that a lot of thought and consideration went into the decor. It's definitely Instagram photo worthy without feeling overly curated or uncomfortable. The food and drink selection is also quite varied. They have everything from coffee and specialty drinks to pastries and sandwiches, so there's plenty to choose from whether you're stopping in for a quick drink or looking for something more substantial. I personally only came in for a drink, but I was impressed by the variety of options. I ordered their Matcha brown sugar latte, which is one of their fall signature drinks, and it was absolutely amazing. If you're someone who's interested in trying matcha but isn't sure about the earthy flavor, I definitely recommend starting with something like this. The brown sugar adds enough sweetness to mellow out the earthy Matcha flavor without completely overpowering it. The service was decent. The barista were polite and friendly, but I did find that they weren't particularly knowledgeable about the entire menu. For a café with a fairly extensive drink selection, that can make it difficult when you're looking for a recommendation or have questions about something you haven't tried before. If the person behind the counter hasn't tried certain drinks themselves, they understandably may not be able to give much insight into what to expect. It's a small thing, but having staff who are familiar with the menu can make a big difference in the overall experience. Overall, Zoe's is a great place to spend some time. Whether you're catching up with friends, working on a paper or project for school or work, reading a book, or simply wanting to sit somewhere comfortable with a good drink, it fits the bill. The atmosphere makes you want to stay a while, and that matcha brown sugar latte alone is worth coming back for.

I was neutral about my trip. I loved the original Johnson's…read morecorner and was excited to try the remodeled diner. The kids working here are happy and nice, There was a couple who came in made a scene and stormed out, no idea what happened, but the staff and management were supportive of one another and made sure the the rest of the customers were taken care of The ambiance was forced rustic with logs and carved bears, nice try but a little tacky. I miss the art deco 50's diner lunch counter and ginormous cinnamon rolls of the old Johnson's corner The food was good the entrees could have been a little larger and the biscuits a little smaller. I cannot say if I will make the out of the way trip again.

Whoever runs this place doesn't know how to run a restaurant. I grew up working in restaurants and…read moreit's very apparent in how long things take that they either don't know or don't care or maybe it's a bit of both. Having one person serving the entire dining room and taking orders is a complete failure of front of house management. I shouldn't be sitting there for 10-15 minutes waiting for a Caesar salad that arrives on a flat plate, un-tossed with no easy way for me to mix in the dressing. They give you one fork and a single napkin for your utensils, well in this case utensil because utensils is plural which would imply more than one utensil was provided. It's one thing for things to take a long time because whoever hires and staffs the front of house is failing to properly staff it. It's a whole other thing it in addition to that to provide the bare minimum to the table as the default setting. That just adds insult to injury. I usually always tip something when I go out to eat. But this time I didn't because it's as crystal clear as possible that these folks do not care about this restaurant or what customers think when they're sitting there waiting for food. I at no point in time will be returning and could not recommend anyone come here for a meal as it's not an experience worth spending money on. I'd look elsewhere to someplace nearby that has good reviews and it's clear that you'll have a positive experience. I feel bad for the one front of house staff member who was doing all the work on a Saturday during dinner time because they were put in that position. Maybe the guy sitting up front on his phone can get off it and go help out instead of treating his shift like one long break. He didn't even know what table I was at and he'd walked past me several times. If you own this place and are reading this you need to pay attention to what is taking place and be more present if you expect things to change for the better.

Cinnamons is love wrapped up in a roll! The love doesn't fade away at 1pm though because you're…read morejust going to want to be there bright and early the next day at 7am. You are always greeted by one of the employees and they always seem happy to explain unprompted the different flavors they have freshly baked that morning! Sweet and savory rolls and strombolis galore that melt in your mouth and are just to die for. The self control seemed to be missing when we bought one of every sweet roll the first time we visited. No regrets, though we need to make our way over to their Estes Park location as well! Thanks for always making fantastic goods, having a welcoming environment, and answering our calls when we call to ask what flavors you have that day. 10/10!

Cinnamon rolls were delicious and about the size of a softball! The icing is amazing! I was sad…read morethey were sold out of sticky buns the day we were there. We even drove by again the next day to try again and they were completely sold out of everything!! Gotta get there early! They close at 10am

Being a vegan that moved to Greeley I was really bummed about the lack of options in the city. This…read moreplace has a few options that are so good. The veggie burrito is so delicious. The staff is great! The vibes inside are great.

This place is amazing. Great spot for brunch. Love the salmon omelette & the waffles. Good mimosas…read moreand delicious coffee. Great place to hang out with friends, but also a lovely setting solo. Highly recommend!

I heard from a friend that Epic Egg was really good, so my husband and I decided to give it a try…read more All I can say is--we will definitely be back! This was hands-down the best breakfast we've had in a long time. My husband ordered a skillet, and I had an omelet. The flavors were spot on, everything was seasoned incredibly well, and the ingredients tasted fresh and high quality. Every bite was delicious. We were both very impressed with the food, service, and overall experience. If you're looking for an outstanding breakfast spot, I highly recommend Epic Egg. We can't wait to come back!

This was my third visit to this restaurant. At my first visit, I had the corned beef hash with eggs…read moreand it was delicious. My second visit I think I had some kind of Mexican omelet and it was delicious as well. The wait staff is always top notch. On my most recent visit, we once again had excellent service. I don't remember her name by she has tattoos on her ears and is not Hispanic. She's awesome. Now for the two star review. I ordered the chicken fried steak and eggs. I can't believe l didn't send it back. The "steak" wouldn't even qualify as meat, let alone steak. It was mushy like pablum and was made to be eaten with a spoon. It was disgusting. It had some type of flavor, but it wasn't meat. I can't believe they had the nerve to call it "steak". I tried scraping off the 'fried' part but the whole thing had no body to it whatsoever and just fell apart. To be fair, my husband had a traditional bacon and eggs meal and he said it was good. What the heck happened? I know the prices of meat have gone up but again- it was not meat. Don't restaurants usually go to a cheaper cut of real meat? I was so disappointed and grossed out at the same time. I don't know if I can ever go back.