Ok...I don't understand any reviews that are not 4 or 5 for this place. First, the food is on…read morepoint. If you like Carne Asada and Carnitas...amazing. The Carnitas is special. We were waited on by two servers both were awesome! The salsa so good! The green chili is amazing. Guacamole is so good! Margarita was good. The place is clean with 9 tables, so if you have a big group call ahead. Food comes fast and take out is easy to do. I wish we lived here to make this place one of our weekly staples! 100% recommended!!

When it comes to Street Tacos, my wife and I "go to" place is The Border Restaurant. Today, Friday…read moreNov 21, we went to The Border for dinner. We always have great service and great experience every time we go eat here. My of course ordered her favorite Carne Asada Street Tacos with a side of rice and beans. As for me, I decided to order their Friday Prime Rib Dinner special. The prime rib meat was so huge, juicy , tender and delicious! It was cooked perfectly. Plate comes with mashed potatoes & gravy, string beans vegetables, toasted buttery bread and au jus sauce for the meat. All these side dishes were delicious. I enjoyed this meal very much and I highly recommend it. See picture attached.

One of the more disappointing dining experiences I've ever had. We visited last night for our first…read moretime and our last time, unfortunately. Decided to try something new and took my father-in-law there for his birthday. We had reservations for 6:30pm and as we arrived, a large bus full of 50 college hockey players also arrived. It took us over 30 minutes to have somebody take our drink order and another 15 minutes for those drinks to arrive. We were seated with a happy hour menu, which was over and I had to ask the bartender for a drink menu and wine list. My water glass was very dirty and nobody ever came by the table in 90 minutes to refill our water. We were seated right next to the bar too. We were continually informed by our waitress and a barback that things were slow due to the large party in the other room. After 90 minutes passed and we still had not received our food, we asked to speak to the manager. When the manager came to our table, she did not introduce herself, so we had to assume she was the manager. Rather than own the mistake, she proceeded to throw our waitress under the bus. Our waitress was great and doing the best she could, but the restaurant was severely understaffed. They offered us free bread. We finally decided to get up and walk out and leave without being served our food. The manager chased us out the front door to bring our food in to-go boxes and as we were leaving, the entire hockey team was also leaving and getting back on their bus. So in the time we arrived for our reservation and after 90 minutes without being served, they came, ate and left. We were told this was a learning moment for her waitress, however, should be a learning moment for management to staff appropriately or just close the restaurant down to feed 50+ hockey team members. We won't be back!

This is our fourth stop of our pub crawl. It was our dessert stop. We selected strawberry shortcake…read moreand chocolate cake. Both of which were excellent. The strawberry shortcake was sort of a deconstructed strawberry shortcake with the chocolate cake being served elegantly and in an Aesthetically pleasing presentation. We sat them out on the patio and saw a beautiful sunset. Service was quick efficient and pleasant. Highly recommend.

We've been here multiple times. The food is always good, the servers are always friendly and the…read moreplace is always clean. I love how they have new menu items seasonally. One of my favorite brunch places!

Disappointing. Food was cold. Sent back, came back cold. Service was a gang of tat guys hanging out…read moreat the cash register and gossiping with each other. Very disappointing after having great food in the past. Ambiance was okay.

Terrific! Wife and I both enjoyed dinner. Spedini de Mare (scallops, shrimp, and asparagus over…read morerisotto) was incredible. Definitely making the drive to visit again soon.

Great spot in Windsor. It was packed on a Friday night, definitely suggest a reservation. We waited…read moreabout 40 min for two of us without reservations. We started with the Cheese Curds - these were great, the breading on the curds had really good flavor. Would order again. For entrees we ordered; bacon avocado burger - their burgers are huge, and a lot of great flavor. Would definitely order again Cup of bison chili - chunks of bison meat in the chili and was a nice portion. The flavor is good, I'm glad I tried it and would order again. Moody blue salad - this salad was big and packed full of goodies, it was the best salad I've had in a long time. The balsamic dressing was so good, mixed with the candied pecans and blue cheese, so good! I'd come back simply for this salad. Our server was a little spread thin and had tables on opposite sides of the restaurant, so we felt a little neglected, but when he was around, service was great. Just had to wait for long periods of time for water/drink refills. Overall, glad we stumbled upon this place and will definitely come back again.

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

Greeted with a smile, seated immediately. Great views out the wall of windows towards Rocky…read moreMountain NP! Good coffee! Breakfast was great and so filling. My pancakes were rich and creamy and delicious with warm syrup and lots of lemon-y butter. His scramble was so big with great bacon and lots of hash browns and such delicious toast. Definitely a great spot and just off I-25!

Wife N and I are in town for a week's getaway from our Portland Oregon home. We ate at Chimney…read morePark a few years back when we last visited, and couldn't wait to eat here again. Hopped in with Thursday night reservations, and we were seated within a few minutes. The menu is as fantastic looking as we remember. Pretty much, this is one of those places you go when you want to eat a bougie dinner. Oh, and the cocktails! Wife N. started with the Woo Girl a lovely off-fizzy gin-based hibiscus drink. Delightful. I went with an Old Fashioned. They have three different Old Fashioned choices (I've had all, and all are stellar) but tonight I went with the "With a Twist" which adds in some unique pineapple and vanilla notes. Fabulous! The apps arrived. We started with the Fois Gras Terrine--pretty much you can't go wrong with Fois Gras and Chimney park gussied it up with marinated apricots, pistachios, and what turned out to be the most delightful edible flowers (the purple poofy one looked like a garlic flower and had a light garlicy taste which, with the Fois was a bite of heaven---many folks think flowers are just garnish but don't shy away from trying a bite or you'll miss out! The only drawback was we ran out of the (two) toast points a third the way through the terrine. No big deal, we just spread it on their wonderful table bread. Bison tartare. Perfect egg yolk on top and a lovely dijon cream, served with housemade potato chips. Best tartare in recent memory. Next, the lobster bisque which we mentioned we were sharing. It arrived split into two perfect servings, with bisque poured tableside. Chunks of fresh lobster swimming in a delightfully tasty bisque with just a bit of spicy heat to it. I think if there was only one thing I was allowed to eat for the rest of my life, it would be this dish. On to the mains. She had the pan roasted Chilean sea bass. Flawlessly cooked and glistening, on a bed of pea risotto and adorned with pea shoots, most excellent. I had the mushroom-crusted New England scallops. Five #12 scallops, perfectly seared, on a bed of black rice, served with morels, bok choi and a couple black truffle shavings with a beurre blanc. This was a delicious umami bomb. Everything on the plate had a reason for being there and, on the off-chance I managed to get all the elements in a single bite it was a bite of heaven. Stuffed to the gills, we could only take home a dessert. So the flourless chocolate torte made its way into a to-go box and we had it back at the hotel room. Everything you'd expect a delicious wrap-up to be. Second visit in two years, and the quality of service and food was consistent across both visits. We're Chimney Park fans, and will be back any time we're back in the area. Wouldn't miss it for the world.

I have dined at chimney park since it first opened. The staff and owners, now just Jason, were the…read morebest. Offering haute cuisine and professional service while maintaining a home town ambiance. The food has always been michelin quality. Then Jason remodeled to an even more upscale unique interior. I am grieving the loss of this fine eating establishment due to the fire. I anxiously await the reopening in December.

One of the best places to visit. Customer service is outstanding. Food is great. Atmosphere…read moreis good.

I had a chance to try Nordy's as I was staying at a hotel nearby. I went here as they stayed open…read morelate and have a section just for to-go orders. I ordered the Brisket Plate as it offered both fatty and lean brisket, with two sides and a corbread muffin. The meal also came with samples of three of their BBQ sauces. For my sides I choose the baked beans and the mac & cheese. The brisket was sliced thin but it wasnt dry. It was tender and had a nice smoke flavor. The baked beans were great. They had good texture as there was a variety of beans used and they had a nice hint of sweetness. As for the mac & cheese, I would say it wasnt my favorite, but the noodles were perfectly cooked. The cornbread was tasty and sweet and was both moist and tender.

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