Believe it or not this place has great food and wonderful service ! The best breakfast burritos…read morearound ! Lots of TVs and friendly staff Theyre breakfast is my favorite but have tried many things on the lunch and dinner menu as well ! Always delicious! Love the French dips ! This place is known for its fast paced live music fun place to go to dance and mingle Also famous for the Saint Patrick day celebrations with corn beef feast and Beautiful Iris dancers through out the day ! This place has something going on every night of the week I totally recommend it for food and fun ! Wonderful friendly hard working staff and owners

Apparently this is the place to get corned beef and all things to celebrate St Patty's day. We…read morestopped by on the Saturday before, assuming we could order corned beef. Not that day, so we ordered off the regular lunch menu. The homemade potato chips were amazing. Service was okay, and relatively friendly after we engaged with her for a while. Typically pub fare. Looks like a great place for live music.

First of the holiday events I attended to try and get me into the holiday spirit. We braved the…read moreelements though it actually wasn't that cold but the previous snow that stuck around and gave it that Christmas magical feeling. We went on VIP night even then it was crowded that night and it was full. They had to use overflow parking but still good times.

This place is amazing! We have been here for a wedding that was gorgeous! Our most recent visit was…read moreOct 2025 for the Magic of the Jack O'Lantern. It is super family friendly but even my adult son and DIL enjoyed it immensely as did us parents. The decorations were just breathtaking and the music worked so well!!

The Alley is such a cool vibe. It's smaller so you might have to wait a bit for a table. The drinks…read moreand food are very good and very affordable. The live music they have at night is also a nice touch to the vibe

Small space w/quaint hometown vibe, Thursday Night's Jam Night hosted top level players. Outdoor…read moreseating looks cool, staff is absolutely wonderful; 3-pg menu has great variety & $4 street tacos nearly imposs to best. Cool vibe, great staff, delicious drinks, tasty food - has it all! Come feel the love.

Hardworking waitstaff, polite. Fun sports bar/restaurant vibe. Great food. Lots of TVs to watch the…read moregames. I definitely look forward to coming back in the summer and enjoying the patio. $92 for half order nachos, two beers, 1 soda, dinner salad and sandwich.

The food was typical good bar pub food. We had the deep fried tacos and they were really good. We…read morealso all had burgers,fries,and tater tots. The service was good and our server was on point. The ambience was sports bar and very welcoming.

Been going here for years and years - and the green chili and wings remain tops! On a recent to…read morego order we had a small mix up with our order - totally understandable since the bar was PACKED. I called later that night to relay the mix up and "no problem, come on back and we will get you taken care of". Cool, cause my teenagers love their food. I headed back in and the owner Ken more than made it right - like I made money somehow! We all make mistakes, it's part of livin', but it's how you recover is what separates you from the pack! Patron for life!! Nice job Ken and crew!

Don't expect dinner... We live close to this bar, so we…read morechecked it out to watch an Avalanche game last week on a Sunday night. We didn't need to eat but I was still surprised when "last call for food" was at 7pm! I chalked it up to a slow Sunday night. I was hungry this evening, so stopped in for dinner (7:25pm) and I was told kitchen was closed :( Crazy to me to that if you have a full kitchen, why you would close in the middle of dinner time?

Fun neighborhood dive bar with friendly servers and a live surf band on the Friday night we were…read morethere. Good selection of tap beers and fun atmosphere. Going back for sure.

Other than the bright yellow truck parked in front signed by bands who've rocked the house, you…read morewouldn't know from the outside how much fun awaits inside. This bar has a homey, unpretentious, and welcoming feel. We went one Friday night when a buddy was playing drums with his band. We grabbed some drinks and listened to the music while the crowd whooped, hollered, danced, and had a great time. The patrons in the main bar and out on the back patio were chillin' and enjoying the band from a quieter distance. (The band wasn't too loud, but with only people to absorb the sound, talking would have been less easy in the music room where they played.) We stayed for all three sets and had a great time. I wouldn't hesitate to go back to listen to music here again. The place has great vibes and made me feel like a regular on my first visit.

I hadn't realized this was a Steelers bar before we came in for dinner on a Friday night, but the…read moreatmosphere was nice and our waiter was very friendly. The burgers were fine, nothing special but respectable. The tots were good too. I'm not sure I'd come back just for dinner, but it would be fun to watch a game here if you're a football fan.

Expensive but good food of beer nice service people. I am disabled and the bad thing for me was…read moretrying to get him one of their tall chairs, not easy unpleasant. They have a room with normal and but it wasn't open when I was there.

This is a really cute theater! Last night was our first visit to the Littleton Town Hall Center for…read more"I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change," which is my favorite play of all time!! I bought the tickets and knew that there wouldn't be a bad seat in the place, but with it being my favorite play, I chose the front row. It did not disappoint as we were a little raised from the stage so you're not looking up straining your neck the entire time. The refreshments sold are of a wonderful variety and the canned bloody mary was delicious! I do wish they had cup holders simply because I'm accient prone. I would love to see another play here soon!

This little theater is very intimate. There are 260 seats and they are pretty close together. The…read moreends of the rows angle toward the stage while the seats next to them face forward. That creates a very small space for the people next to each other to put their legs. I was in seat C13, hubby was in C12 and the 6ft. tall lady in C11 had to vie for leg room. I believe the seats are original to the theater. My seat was lumpy and not at all comfortable. It was directly behind the seat in front of me so I had to lean to the side to see the stage. That said, the building has a very interesting history. It was originally built in the 1920's as the Town Hall for Littleton. A fire truck was kept in what's now the lobby and there was a jail in the basement. The whole building has a historical feel. The staff was friendly and welcoming and their production of Avenue Q was excellent. Parking is along Main Street which could be a challenge so I recommend arriving early.

Any type of music, Makes sense to stop and see. any Local artists. Beautiful area. Love it!read more

My uncle wanted to see the guitarist Tab Benoit, so I offered to go with him. I was new to this…read morevenue so I gathered as much information as I could. THE VENUE The theater is small and everyone in the audience can see the performers. The acoustics were perfect for the performance without it being too loud. STAFF There were plenty of helpful and knowledgeable staff people (in black shirts) to help with any questions I had. DRINKS They have two bars. A large one as you enter the theater from the lobby and a smaller one on the very top of the balconies. If you plan on drinking bring an ID because everyone's age is checked before you enter. You will either get a drinking wristband or a big black "X" on your hand that says you can't. MECHANDISE SALES In the lobby of the theater there is a wide counter where people can purchase merchandise with the performer's name or slogans. BATHROOMS There is a stairway on either side of the lobby. The one on the right (north side of the building) goes up and to the right for the men's bathroom. The other stairway (south side of the lobby) goes up and to the left for the women's bathroom. There is also a men's and women's bathroom on either side of the little bar at the very top of the balconies. I'm not sure how wheelchair people use either of these. ADMISSION Doors opened at 7 for the 8PM performance. We got there at 6:30 and there was already about 30 people in line to get in. By about 7, that line had grown to about 50 people. According to Gothic Theatre's website, when you buy tickets you can purchase a Quick Pass. This doesn't get you into the theater any earlier, but it does allow you to skip standing in the long, general admission line so you can be one of the first to enter the theater when the doors open. METAL DETECTORS Just like the airport, everyone goes through metal detectors at the entrance. SEATING If you want to sit, rather than stand, you have two possible options. The first option is to enter the theater as it opens so you have your pick of the general admission seating available. There are balcony seats along the right and left sides of the theater that look down onto the stage. In the back the theater has three balconies that look down, directly at the stage. The best general admission seating, if you are on a date and want to be able to sit and talk and drink, are the seats at the top balcony in the little bar area. It's like a private seating area because you are at the top of the balconies with your own bar and bathrooms. The other seating option is accessible seating. These are small roped off areas on the back sides of the main floor where people who are physically challenged can sit. It accommodates wheelchairs and is ramp-accessible from the lobby. There is no additional charge to get the accessible designation on your tickets, but one of you has to be physically challenged to qualify. My uncle limps from a bad knee so I got him these tickets. Unfortunately there were so many people needing accessible seating that they didn't have seats for us. One of the staff said they usually only sell 4 'couples' accessible seating. They don't cram the accessible area so wheelchairs can move freely in and out. The staff set up another seat for my uncle and I just stood next to him on the main floor standing area. PARKING If you aren't timing your arrival so you can get great seats, you SHOULD time your arrival so you get great parking. The theater has NO designated parking. But if you get to the theater at least an hour and 1/2 before the show starts you should have two options available to you. PARKING - NORTH OF THE THEATER The next street, a half a block north of the theater is Eastman Ave. Saturdays and Sundays there are no time limits to how long you can park on that street. At 6:30 we easily got a spot to the west of Broadway on Eastman. If you are concerned about parking at night, park on Eastman Ave to the east of Broadway. Across the street from Gothic Theatre is a used car lot that is brightly lit up. It makes the east part of Eastman Ave look like it's daylight. I also saw people parking in the parking lot at a building that used to be an Advanced Auto Parts store (north east corner of the intercession of Broadway and Eastman). But I wouldn't chance that because it might be a private lot that tows cars. PARKING - SOUTH OF THE THEATER There is a private, PAY lot right next to the theater. When you park there you can pay using your phone and a QR code. When we got there at 6:30, this parking lot was already 80% full. FOOD The stress free way for see a show is to arrive around 1 1/2 to 2 hours early. Park your car and get dinner within a minute walk of the theater. There is Moe's Original Bar B Q, Whiskey Biscuit, The Crab House and Spicy Basil. We picked Spicy Basil and were delighted! All in all it's a great venue!

During my June, 2024 vacation to Colorado, my friend, Felixx, invited Alyssa and me to meet up with…read morehim for after dinner drinks at the Lazy Greyhound on Saturday, the 22nd. Wow, I didn't expect to be blown away by a bar! The Lazy Greyhound is not your typical watering hole - the establishment is a chic speakeasy-style cocktail lounge inspired by the classic British gentlemen's clubs of the 18th and 19th centuries. Nestled within downtown Littleton on Main Street, the location is a hidden gem amidst numerous breweries. After easily finding free street parking nearby, we arrived shortly before 8:30 PM. Entry was like stepping into a different world through an unassuming exterior - inside, the dimly lit room's timeless elegance with Chesterfield leather sofas was softly illuminated by the three stained glass pieces above the bar, one of which depicts the venue's namesake. The tasteful décor adds a touch of class and sophistication to the intimate ambiance and handsome atmosphere. After we were granted to enter past the red velvet rope at the front door, we grabbed a seat at one of the Chesterfields. The comfortable lounge seating made for a cozy spot for relaxed socializing and the music volume was perfectly pleasant for personal conversations. The setting was casual, but refined, with vintage touches. My kind of place, for sure. To complement the stylish environment, The Lazy Greyhound offers an extensive menu featuring a unique blend of timeless classic cocktails, "OLD DOGS/TRIED & TRUE CLASSICS," and creatively crafted modern drinks, "NEW TRICKS/SEASONAL CREATIONS," as well as beer, wine and "SMALL BITES/SHAREABLE SNACKS." Remarkable service also adds to the delightful experience. Our server, Zach/Zack/Zac (sp?), was warm, friendly and genuinely engaging - he took the time to guide us through the impressive menu and was eager to offer beverage suggestions based on our preferences. I was looking for something with an egg white foamy topping, so he suggested the AMARETTO SOUR, IMPROVED ($15) which was velvety and the signature almond sweetness was not overpowering. Alyssa went with the ALWAYS ON CALL ($15), a deliciously creamy coffee-forward mixed drink. We also ordered the PINK SQUIRREL which Zach/Zack/Zac comped for us due to the long wait. The retro, indulgent mixed drink tickled us pink with its hue and creamy, sweet and nutty flavour. Serving the PINK SQUIRREL on the house to us reflected The Lazy Greyhound's commitment to customer care and satisfaction. Felixx ordered the yummy MEAT & CHEESE BOARD which was served with thoughtful presentation. True story: I super suck with electronics and am practically blind without my eyeglasses, so I accidentally undertipped Zach/Zack/Zac while using the handheld payment system. When I saw the receipt back at Alyssa's house, I was horrified to see that I hadn't tipped him what he deserved. I returned to The Lazy Greyhound on the 24th just before 11 PM. Even though they were closed and the doors were locked, I knocked until someone answered so I could personally give cash to Zach/Zack/Zac to make up for my mistake. He was very gracious and thankful. The Lazy Greyhound immediately earned its spot as a favourite bar of mine through their intimate, speakeasy-style atmosphere combined with their innovative concoctions and welcoming service. They stand out as a premier destination for a high-quality, relaxing and memorable evening.

Great staff, reasonably priced cocktails and a good atmosphere without being too loud…read more One of the few cocktail lounges I've been to recently where you can actually hear the conversations from your company. Each season they rotate their specials and their spring drinks are in! I actually prefer their last couple specials compared to this time around but they're still good! We ordered the equinox, master of the house and old fashioned. The old fashioned is pretty boozy but an easy one to drink, it's your basic old fashion but tasty Master of the House sounded interesting, but I guess I'm not really a fan of spicy drinks (even though I love spicy foods). I ended finishing it but my friends enjoyed it! The equinox is a light and refreshing drink, which could benefit from a little more lemon (or the lemon juice was on the lighter side that day). Overall it's a spot we frequent when visiting our best friends in Littleton. We love the quaint and Victorian atmosphere and he staff has always treated us well.