It's a lovely restaurant we didn't know if we should sit down or wait to be seated. We sat, and the…read moreservice was great. The food was good and we got to see a whole lot of golfers (we don't golf). (?) It's a really nice restaurant and the prices are good. I'd recommend and would go back.

Wanted to go for a nice walk around the area. Stopped here for a quick late lunch. It was a tad…read morecrowded as the Sunday tournament was ending but it was a lot of fun to watch everyone. The service was great, attentive and very friendly. The firecracker shrimp was to die for! Such great flavor. The shrimp tacos were good as well. It was a super hot day, but they had outdoor seating with large umbrellas, so you didn't get blasted by the sun. Great experience highly recommended. You also don't have to golf to eat here. Overall, 5/5

Great food, great bartender, great atmosphere! Love this place. Get the juevos rancheros!read more

Our visit to No Name Grill was a pleasant mistake. We were trying to go to a bar on Westword's Top…read more100 List also called No Name and ended up in Littleton as this was the bar that came up in our Google search. No Name Grill is a great neighborhood bar in a strip mall across from Southwest Plaza. The bartender doubled as our server and even though she was the only employee out front, she kept everyone happy and did so with a genuine caring attitude. When we told her we had never been in before, she welcomed us and shared some of her favorite items on the menu. We decided to split the turkey melt with chips and it was good. The snake bites were a nice starter. Jalapeños wrapped in bacon and filled with cream cheese never disappoint and the buffalo ranch that came with it was a bonus. Pours are strong and cheap. Happy Hour runs M-F 11-6pm with $3 domestic pints and $1 off wells ($3.75 for a vodka soda!) Filled with colorful regulars of all ages with a Touchtune selection that allowed them to joke with each other through song selections, had me laughing and singing along. Where else can you hear Loverboy's "Hot Girls In Love"? followed up by Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" playing loudly and proudly at noon? Near, far, wherever you are...I am glad we stumbled upon this No Name Grill.

Great service! We had a dog so had to sit on the patio. We were afraid that we'd get forgotten out…read morethere but the wait staff were always on the spot and even brought water for our pup! We've only had breakfast so far but the food is fine. Hope to try lunch/dinner soon.

I decided to give the Insider Bar & Grill inside the Holiday Inn a try mainly out of convenience…read moresince I was staying at the hotel. The restaurant was pretty empty, which I honestly didn't mind or find too surprising. I will say that the server was very friendly, helpful, and attentive, so my experience had nothing to do with the service. Unfortunately, the food itself was a different story. I ordered the potato skins as an appetizer, followed by the 8 oz. sirloin steak with seasoned vegetables and mac and cheese. The steak was easily the best part of the meal. I ordered it rare, and they actually cooked it correctly. I'm not normally a huge fan of sirloin, but with some chimichurri on the side for extra flavor, it was decent and probably the one part of the meal I didn't have much to complain about. The seasoned vegetables, however, were disappointing. There seemed to be some kind of herb or seasoning blend with seeds mixed throughout them, but somehow the vegetables were still very bland. I actually had to add salt just to give them some flavor. Honestly, I would have preferred plain steamed vegetables. I didn't even finish them, which says a lot because I'm normally someone who finishes what's on my plate. The mac and cheese wasn't much better. It tasted more like something prepared from a box than something I would expect to be served at a restaurant. It seemed like the pasta was boiled, mixed with a basic cheese sauce, and then topped with shredded cheese to dress it up. Mac and cheese is usually a pretty safe side dish, so I was surprised by how underwhelming it was. But the biggest disappointment was easily the potato skins. Since they were my appetizer, they unfortunately set the tone for the rest of the meal. Bacon and cheese are hard to mess up, but what makes potato skins good is the potato itself--crispy, salty, and flavorful. These had none of that. The skins were soft, bland, and lacked any crispiness whatsoever. They honestly tasted like frozen potato skins that had been reheated in a microwave rather than freshly prepared. For a hotel restaurant, I wasn't expecting a five-star dining experience, but I did expect the basics to be done well, especially considering what you're paying. The friendly service was appreciated, and the steak was cooked properly, but the rest of the meal left a lot to be desired. Would I come back? Probably not. Even with the convenience of having the restaurant right downstairs, I'd rather spend the extra money and gas to drive somewhere else and get a better meal.

Nice beer garden and good beer. Lots of kids and dogs. Lots of misters keeping it cool on a hot…read moreafternoon. Unfortunately my French Dip was so overcooked as to render it practically inedible. That plate would have never left the kitchen if there was someone in it that cared at all. Fix the food and it will be a winner.

We stopped by just to try the duck fat fries after having them strongly recommended. They were…read moredelicious fries, but I'm not sure the duck fat in particular made a big difference in taste for me. I normally don't love seasoned fries, but I thought these were done perfectly so that the seasoning isn't overpowering and just adds to the flavor. I got a lemonade too, which was delicious. We sat on the patio, we were able to find a table for 2 in the sun right away but all the shady spots were taken.

Our party of five was looking for a pleasant outdoor venue to enjoy a leisurely lunch, and based on…read morethe many positive reviews, Café Terracotta fit the bill. We made a reservation and were seated promptly at a large outdoor table offering both sunny and shaded spots. The setting is lovely, a nicely restored historic building with a Victorian vibe in downtown Littleton. We ordered: * Roasted Brussels Sprouts ($10) - sopressata, shaved parmesan, oregano-infused white balsamic * Chicken Salad Sandwich ($17) - toasted whole wheat, grilled chicken, dried cranberries, tomato, apple, walnut * Short Rib Grilled Cheese ($20) - beef short rib, white cheddar, tomato, horseradish sauce, arugula, caramelized onion, sourdough * (2) Black Forbidden Rice Salmon Bowls ($25) - cabbage slaw, cilantro, avocado, pickled red onion, cilantro vinaigrette Plus three cocktails: two Bees Knees and one Manhattan. Service was excellent and the food was very well executed. The shared Brussels sprouts were a hit. The salmon bowls were flavorful and nicely prepared, as was the chicken salad sandwich. The fries were hot, crispy, and tasty. However, the standout was the Short Rib Grilled Cheese. Absolutely fantastic, and definitely what I'll be ordering next time. Tip: Restaurant parking is available in back of the restaurant.

Cafe Terracotta is a lovely, cozy café-style restaurant with a warm and inviting atmosphere. The…read moreservice was excellent from start to finish. The staff were friendly, attentive, and made us feel genuinely welcome. Everything we ordered was fresh, hot, and very well prepared, with great flavor and careful presentation. Brunch on the weekend is very busy but worth it, as we made reservations. You can tell that quality and customer satisfaction are important here. It was a relaxing and enjoyable dining experience, and I would gladly return. I highly recommend Cafe Terracotta to anyone looking for delicious food, great service, and a comfortable café atmosphere.

They have great karaoke on Saturday night! They start at 8 PM and have a great system, where you…read morelog into the Mile High Karaoke web site, select Monaghan's Bar and Grill, and choose your songs. It's also not so crowded, so the wait to perform isn't too long. They have a great, standard bar menu and the wait staff is great and personable. Monaghan's has been serving the Sheridan neighborhood since 1892. A woman-owned bar purchased after over a decade of dedicated service, we're proud to carry on the tradition of great food, cold drinks, and warm community.

Great dive bar w/ yummy food!…read more Went for brunch; got the breakfast chile rellano & smothered burger - we will be back! Service was good too, place was busy!

We came in over the weekend for brunch and we had a great time!…read more We hadn't been here in awhile, but we were impressed that their bottomless mimosas are still $17 per person! (As of July 2026) This is seriously the best deal anywhere in the metro area. Our server, Lexi, was phenomenal as well! She made sure our drinks were never empty and she was awesome to chat with. The food was delicious as always, and they are huge portions. Highly recommend checking out Tstreet if you haven't already!

Tstreet Roadhouse is very Belmar, which means you can pretend you are having a city night out while…read moreremaining safely inside a suburban mall-entertainment zone with ample parking and no real threat of urban complexity. You can spend two hours pretending you are urban before returning to your SUV and driving home past a Target. I mean that with moderate affection. I met a friend here for dinner at the bar on a weeknight, and the place was already packed by 6:30. The bar was busy, the crowd lively, and everyone seemed to understand their role in the pre-fabricated ecosystem. Married couples, dates, groups of friends, male friends, female friends, TVs glowing with Colorado sports. It was suburban adulthood in all its glory. Belmar itself has always felt like manufactured walkability to me. A carefully assembled "downtown experience" where everything is clean and manageable from the inconvenience of actual city life. Tstreet fits perfectly into that world: corporate, slightly bland. Nothing too loud, too weird, too challenging, or too memorable. The room, like Belmar itself, exists mainly to not offend. The bartender was the best part of the evening. Full bro energy, but correctly utilized. Friendly, authentic, and attentive. He seemed to instantly read our own catch-up-over-drinks energy and adjusted accordingly. Frankly, that kind of service instinct is harder to find these days than a good short rib. The food was where the execution started to teeter. We happened to be there for Tapas Tuesday, and the menu read much better than the food we ate. The gyoza promised variety, but the fillings all seemed to be the same indistinguishable center. Lobster? Allegedly. The sauces had more personality, and one was even spicy, although that also appeared to be where all the salt was hiding. The short rib was tender and mild, which is a polite way of saying tender and mild. The farro had good texture and worked perfectly well at room temperature, but the promised vegetables felt more theoretical than observed. Food total: $47.00 Breakdown: Gyoza: $18.00 Short rib: $18.00 Farro: $11.00 Still, this is not a bad restaurant. That almost feels unfair to say. Tstreet succeeds at exactly what it is trying to be: an easy, socially functional suburban gathering place where nobody has to think too hard and everyone can find something to eat while discussing youth sports schedules, office politics, divorces, promotions, or Peloton-related emotional injuries. Friendly staff, easy parking, good place to meet a friend when the friend suggests it. But I would not drive from the city to Belmar specifically for the food. Then again, I seldom travel west of Sheridan Boulevard unless compelled by friendship, jury duty, or a GPS error.

We enjoyed the simplicity of the chopped cheese. The variations were fun and some were really…read morenice. There was one that didn't quite hit for us (I can't remember the name of it because I we went a while back, but I'm pretty sure it was something spicy and it was overpowering the steak flavor), I'd recommend keeping it simple. We felt the price was a little expensive for what you're getting, but it was definitely a nice change from the same old sandwich shop. They also ran out of a few items that we wanted. Pickle chips, dole whip, and the price for a can of soda was a bit much--especially since there wasn't refills. The service was very friendly and the owner explained everything to us in a nice tidy way. The atmosphere was cute and clean. The walls adorned with all things NYC. Overall though, we'd go back.

Unique take on a sandwich and a burger. I got the Long Island and it was decent but I expected more…read morebased on the rave reviews and price. The French fries were great but the sandwich was honestly pretty basic and a little small for $16. I had hoped the pineapple slaw would have had a stronger taste. The service was great. It was counter service but she delivered our food to us and refilled our water. It was a small place but was empty when we went at lunch time on the weekend so we had plenty of tables to pick from.