Definitely had a great experience here. The service and food was impeccable…read more It was a very busy night as this place usually is and the staff handled everything like a champ. The food came out the correct temperature as requested. I had the steak skewers over wild rice and it was tasty.

Me and my family had an amazing time here! Our servers were very nice and every thing was clean,the…read morefood also came very fast My food recommendations are:The shrimp,the steak kabob,the loaded potato and the crown of cactus

Amazing food. Very attentive staff. Loved the fried goat cheese salad and the steak was excellent!…read more The seating is a bit tight for my taste. That's the only thing they can improve on. The 2 seater tables feel super close to each other. Please separate the tables more. I'll still give them 5 stars for how amazing the food was.

Stopped by here and was able to grab a table in the lounge for their happy hour. Unfortunately,…read moretheir menu is very limited. All the happy hour food items either had meat or cheese, no sea food options. They do have many drink options so that's a star. Service sucked. I asked our waitress what she recommended because I don't eat meat. She suggested the scallops with their risotto so I ordered that. Waited 20 minutes and they brought the dish out which had bacon pieces all over it. Had to take it back to remake it. Our waitress said she was so sorry, she forgot I asked with no meat. She didn't come back much after that. Even when we asked for the check, she literally passed by our table multiple times, I finally had to catch another waiter passing by to give him the check and of course she brought it back and said she was sorry about tonight. She clearly knew she messed up but didn't even make it better. She made our first time experience there worse.

This was a lovely KOA to stay at on our way around Colorado. Beautiful views. Very friendly staff…read more Kids loved playing on train, playground, & gaga ball pit. Great place to go explore area from with nearby Cripple Creek, Victor gold mines, & Pikes Peak not too far away. Nice location tucked away from noise. Laundry & shower facilities were great and very clean. Great place to stay! Highly recommend if you are going to the area. It was our favorite of several places we stayed when visiting Colorado.

This is a beautiful campground, nestled in the mountains, very clean and well groomed! The views…read moreare amazing and we were lucky enough to see the aspens turning. All pull through and plenty of parking if you are towing. The staff are so welcoming and helpful! This is a spot I'd definitely put on my list to visit again!

It was my first time white water rafting, and the Half Day Browns Canyon Tour with Performance…read moreTours was a perfect introduction; with 6 Class III rapids and plenty of opportunities in calmer water to practice paddling and catch a breath. The tour company was very well organized, and the guides were able to get everyone suited up with proper gear and loaded on to busses efficiently. We received a safety talk on land before entering the rafts and got instructions on how to sit, how to paddle, and what commands to watch out for. Our guide, Charlotte, was enthusiastic, confident, and informative. I really appreciated her clear and straightforward instructions, both on land and on the raft. She also had plenty of dad jokes to last the entire trip ;) Overall, I would recommend this tour for first time rafters of all ages! If I find myself back in the area in the future, I may try out one of the more advanced tours!

This was an amazing time. Our raft guide Andrew was so entertaining and knowledgeable about the…read moreriver and how to guide the boat. We did the half day tour which lasted about three hours or so. River was low for the season, but was still really fun. We were able to jump off a rack into the river, which was refreshing. We also were able to see some local wildlife including some bighorn sheep!

There are two distinct ways to reach the top of Pikes Peak, which sits 14,115 feet above sea level…read moreaccording to the monument we dutifully took a group photo in front of. You can drive yourself up a winding ribbon of mountain asphalt while wondering if the human coming around the hairpin turn possesses basic driving skills. Or you can board a train and let a red Swiss-built mechanical crawler drag you up the side of a giant rock. We chose the later. We boarded the Broadmoor Manitou and Pikes Peak Cog Railway at the base depot in Manitou Springs as part of an organized tour group. This spared us from the depot parking lot, which appeared to be a complicated test of human patience that you pay a premium to experience. The boarding process is orderly because seats are seemingly assigned by a computer algorithm. I say this, because no human would assign seats in such a manner unless they deeply enjoyed practical jokes. Our half of the train car was packed tightly while leaving the far end three-quarters empty. Spreading the riders out more evenly would seem like an obvious improvement. The seats themselves are molded high-density plastic that any rider of underfunded public transit will instantly recognize, arranged in rows facing one another. This configuration forces passengers to stare directly into each other's eyes while their legs interlock like puzzle pieces. At six-foot-three, I was deeply grateful for an aisle seat. Two of my companions, both under five-foot-six, sat across from one another and found themselves in an arrangement that surrendered all known concepts of personal space. The climb takes about one hour and fifteen minutes along nine miles of track. Our guide provided historical facts, geological context, and a steady stream of terrible dad jokes. They informed us we were on the right track, which was technically accurate. Outside the windows, the aspen trees gave way to evergreen timberline, which eventually dissolved into barren rock, sky, and absolute silence. At the summit, the atmosphere becomes thin and cold. We had just come from a week of intense heat, yet tiny snowflakes were drifting through the air in July. My lungs, accustomed to normal atmospheric pressure, spent the first ten minutes attempting to negotiate a trade agreement with the mountain air. Eventually, my nervous system adjusted. The summit visitor center feels modern, warm, and smells delightfully of their famous high-altitude freshly fried donuts. On the journey back down, the universe provided a magnificent surprise. A rainbow appeared in the canyon directly at eye-level. Every human in our car stopped talking at the exact same moment and simply stared through the glass. No digital camera could properly capture it. Some moments refuse to be translated into pixels. I would choose the Cog Railway over driving up the peak without hesitation. You must simply pack warm layers, prepare for the altitude, and accept that your knees will spend two hours making close friends with a stranger. The mountain is magnificent. The seating configuration is not.

My second time here. Love it…read more Great time riding the rails. Your guide was excellent and gave a lot of info. The railway station was clean and well organized. Pro tips: bring a sweatshirt, sun glasses, and give yourself at least twenty minutes to park. They leave on time and don't care that you're running to catch the train. Our train left someone behind.

Wow this store is bad. Not clean or organized at all. Be aware of the prices they ring up, because…read morethey are higher than what is on the tag of the product. You tell the manager the excuse is they are in the middle of changing prices. He would not give it to me for the price that is on the tag. Go somewhere else and save yourself.

Store numer 9628, off of Northern and Mesa in South Pueblo, is a great store by all accounts. The…read moreselection is fabulous - a wide variety of grocery items and also personal products and craft/decor items. Best of all though is the friendly staff. Brittany was my cashier and she was very friendly and extremely generous. I highly recommend this store!

I only asked for my items to be bagged at this location on 212 West 29th Street · 81008-1004 around…read more4:10 pm MT. What is wrong with that? This heavy set lady, whom I think was a head clerk or manager, told me no that I could do that and bag myself ! I was stunned because I mentioned why not, the other Dollar Tree stores that I go to bag my items and are very cordial and courteous? I don't see any sign that states you bag your own items? She became very irrate immediately and did not give me a receipt. I stated that since you don't want to bag my items then you don't need me as a paying customer as well. I am requesting a refund. She insisted that she needed my receipt and I stated that you did not give me one. She stated that I would need to wait after the next paying customer after me. She could have refunded my purchase at that time. She was trying her best to be as rude as she could to me and make a spectacle of it. Then when she did refund me for $5.00 she did not hand it to me, she laid it on the counter. I picked it up and stated what terrible customer service you just demonstrated and it was uncalled for. Totally unprofessional in treating a customer and way out of line. All I wanted was my items to be bagged. If you can't do that you should not have a job because that is what you are hired for. Boy, she continued to fly off the handle in front of a whole store of customers. She should be FIRED.

29th St and Elizabeth Dollar Store. Is convenient for me but it lacks organization, clear aisles…read moreand cleanliness that the other Dollar Stores in the area have.

Had to go get some clothes and things for myself and my children and was met with a friendly woman…read morenamed Angel who made me feel very comfortable to shop for all my needs!

I like that everyday they have new products out. I don't know why it's always so dead looking there…read moreconsidering Ross is the same thing but it's always busy. Doesn't make sense to me but I enjoy going into this store especially if you're bored and have money to spend because you can find a bunch of random things for a very good price.

I was in the Belmont, Pueblo, CO, area Sav-A-Lot discount grocery store on Bonforte Blvd, 5/21/23,…read morechecking out when the cashier, Tiffany, SHOUTED the balance of my food stamps account while ripping my receipt from the register. I speak from experience when I say that this area is crime-ridden. The first thing that came to my mind was that she was signaling to someone that I was a good mugging target. It was a Sunday at 9pm as the store, and the town, were closing down for the night. In the parking lot was an idling car just a few feet away and my mind continued to race... were they waiting for me? Or were they just waiting for an employee to get off work? It felt like forever to get my groceries in the car. Now I had to make sure that idling car wasn't following me. Being a 64 year old female on oxygen, nothing will send me back to that store.

Since a recent remodel this store offers a nicer shopping environment than the Third World…read moreexperience of King Soopers. Yes, some prices are higher than the national chains, but some are the same and some are lower. The store employees are friendly and helpful. The hidden gem of this store is the fresh baked bread and rolls. Each day a truck comes from Denver around 2-3 p.m. and delivers still-hot items. The hoagie type rolls are 3 for $1.00, huge in size, delicious and a bargain. Some of their sourcing is extremely unique. An example, bottled sauerkraut from Bavaria. Totally unlike anything made in the U.S. Much milder. This store deserves a try from everyone. The company originated in Los Angeles and carved out a niche by servicing a largely Hispanic clientele. The Colorado operation I suspect originally was a franchise type set-up, but it is now employee owned.

This store has the friendliest Manager. The manager and staff have assisted me on multiple separate…read morevisits locating items on sale in the weekly ads.

I stop at this store 3 times a week and will not be coming back! I have about $80 of quarters that…read moreI save for the car wash but the car washes no longer take quarters since their coin boxes keep getting stolen. So I when to the store and wanted to buy $10 worth of product and the person at the register who was the manager told me she would not accept my quarters because she had "too many because everyone has been paying with quarters and banks don't take quarters". My only reply was "Really"? She quickly changed her mind and said she would do it just this one time. Ok, fine, I was walking out the store when she told the next customer in line "As long as you're not paying with quarters". I turned and told her "If it's that big of deal I will not be coming back". She said that was my choice. This person should not be dealing with the public, who knows, she may be a good store manager but she should do it from the back room rolling quarters if the bank doesn't take loose quarters! If anyone has knowledge who owns this store, corporate or franchise, please post so I can contact them.