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    Dune Valley Distillery

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    Ruby’s

    (29 reviews)

    Drinks were one of the best I have ever tried the ratio to alcohol paired so well with the flavor…read moreand the valentine atmosphere was phenomenal I will be returning. Thank you Rubys

    We'd heard good things about this place and have wanted to come here for a while. We finally made…read moreit. A big advantage is their parking lot as Broadway can be hard to get parking on. The outdoor seating is super chic and welcoming. There are picnic benches, tables, a nice little patio seating area with a single-seater swing and a fireplace. When you enter, you're met with color, decor and flowers (albeit artificial) which scream women-run and cozy. We sat inside because of the possibility of rain. The tables are fairly close to each other so once other parties were seated, it was definitely tight and of course, you could hear all conversations around you. We got the Butter Beer, the Broadway Board and the Bruschetta (all 5). We were extremely disappointed to know that they did not diet soda. For someone with a medical condition that cannot have regular soda, to be told that there is NO option for diet is deeply disappointing. Any way, the butter beer was not good. I've had Butter Beer at the Universal Harry Potter restaurants and it's butter-scotchy, smooth and very refreshing. This was just jarring. Lots of carbonation that just hits you straight. The alcohol was also really sharp and the butter scotch just didn't sit right. I had cried when I had the Universal Butter Beer because that is exactly what I thought it would. This one was nowhere close. I would stay away. The food was a whole other story. Everything on that table was freaking delicious. The bruschetta was AMAZING. In order of most to least favorite - salami and pesto, hummus and cucumber, regular bruschetta, chili and cream cheese and then the bell peppers. That plate is pretty filling by itself. The balsamic they use is perfect. Definitely get all 5 but if not 5, get the 4 without the bell peppers. The board was HUGE. It says that it is for 2-3 people. It's more like 4-5. Lots of cheese and meat options, olives, crackers, tex mex and grapes. Amongst the cheese, there was one which was really spicy. That was our favorite. Amongst the meats, we loved the one with peppers. The combo of the dip and jam was delicious too. It was too much to finish, obviously. We took things home. For a wine bar, they have a decent choice of wines but nothing spectacular. All in all, this is a chic restaurant that you would come to, to destress among cute things. We shall be back to try the flat breads.

    The Friar’s Fork - Mini cannoni's

    The Friar’s Fork

    (104 reviews)

    We have been there twice now and both times it didn't disappoint…read more The staff are mostly young people from Alamosa who have been trained well and are unfailingly pleasant. The food is amazing! We had Arancini- the best either of us have had since being in Italy. Crab cakes were another appetizer we enjoyed but not in the level of the Arancini. The main course (which we spied on the way to our table) was to die for. Duck leg confit with mushroom ravioli and broccolini (perfectly cooked) and a creamy mushroom gravy. It was magnificent. If you're ever in Alamosa for dinner, don't hesitate to stop in. You won't regret it. You might even want to go out of your way to stop here. Two chefs who earned their stripes in NYC returned to Alamosa to try their hands at fine dining in Alamosa. I hope they can continue to do well.

    We were looking for a nice dinner spot while visiting Great Sand Dunes National Park, and The…read moreFriar's Fork was such a pleasant surprise. Located in the old St. Thomas Episcopal Church, the setting is absolutely beautiful -- they've done an amazing job of creating a cozy Italian restaurant while preserving the building's original charm. We came in as a large group and ended up ordering nearly everything on the menu -- and everything was delicious. The Eggplant Pasta was my absolute favorite -- rich, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. I also loved that you could ask for a bowl of roasted garlic to enjoy with the bread served alongside the pastas -- such a simple but amazing touch. The service was phenomenal. We were running late, so I called ahead to let them know, and even though it was right around kitchen closing time, they were so accommodating. They seated us immediately, made sure we could order everything we wanted, and never once made us feel rushed. Drinks were solid, the vibe was warm and inviting, and the food exceeded expectations -- especially for a small gateway town. The Friar's Fork is such a gem and truly worth the stop if you're in the area.

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