What a cute place! When I arrived on a Thursday night it was POPPIN and they had live music which…read morewas a super fun vibe. You go to the counter to order and then find a spot where you can. They had plenty of outside area (a patio with seating and some open space where you can enjoy a drink while waiting to find a seat somewhere) which was perfect for me because I got a cocktail and Togo food. Lots of people had raved about the Massaman katsu curry so I had to try it! It did not disappoint! At first I was disappointed to see how full the bowl was but the amount was PLENTY! I was stuffed after a few corn and about half the curry plate. I am so happy I tried this place out! Will definitely be trying it again when I'm back in town!

Overnight stay after a Moab trip and tried for dinner. Quick service with a large crowd and good…read moredrinks. Splits fries with dipping sauces, good, a bit pricey for fries. Each had the rice bowl- great sticky rice, kimchi, mushrooms, meat. Spicy bees knees had a nice kick too. Order at the register, find a table. Plenty of beers on tab as well, only one sour. Cool vibe.

Very industrial, but their selection of brews is significant! This is a simple place without a…read morebunch of fluff... but it is REAL, no presumptions as far as what they offer. The staff do a great job and are patient with folks who just can't decide... Definitely recommend an experience at Ramblebine Brewery!

Such a fun brewery. I visited in their anniversary weekend. They had live bands and an alien and…read morecowboys theme. They had just come out with their raspberry sour and it seemed to be the popular drink of the day. That's exactly what I got. It was refreshing. They do have food trucks on site. They have inside and outside seating. Seating can get full quickly, but you can share tables easily. They are dog friendly. I did see the dogs inside too. Parking is street parking. There's a parking lot across the street that's free on the weekends.

A good spot to grab a beer and a snack. They have inside and outside seating…read more I tried their hibiscus lemon seltzer, patio session. It was a good light drink. Not sweet. They have a good tuck on site, but they also bar snacks. I had the soft pretzel with cheese. The pretzel comes out warm. I did notice they have some fun events on their calendar. They are dog friendly inside and outside. Parking is available on site and there's plenty of it.

I swung by Base Camp Beer Works on my way home to Washington state. It was a pleasant stop that was…read morefor certain after already being in the car hours already and the journey home just began. The place was friendly and they had a really intriguing beer on tap but they ran out of it when attempting to do my pour but I got the little that was left. I think it was a beer modeled after Mango and Sticky Rice. So I settled for the Scuba Shack Lager. It wasn't bad but didn't have the uniqueness of the one they ran out of. Flavor highlights with the lager is crisp and light with a touch of lime. It was definitely pleasant enough and refreshing on the early and toasty early Autumn day as I was passing through Grand Junction.

Jeremiah was the best server. Very professional and kind. This place is lucky to have him on the…read moreteam. :) The red chili is the best I've had, and today it was extra tasty! Thanks! Be back soon!

Great service and food. I had read the reviews on the Buffalo Rolls and am so glad we tried them!…read more The GOAT pizza was really good and the thin crust is just what I like. Two of us went and there was plenty of food for us both. It's a good size restaurant and it is quiet enough to carry on a conversation or watch a game. Super casual and friendly.

Visiting on 12/11/25 Read Yelp reviews and sounded good…read moreWalked in no hostess - sat @ bar made eye contact with female bartender. She proceeded to make drinks walked by numerous times - didn't say a word I went to unattended hostess stand and grabbed my own menu and sat back at bar. Bartender again saw me ignored me for another few minutes and I left Don't bother with this place not welcoming at all !!

Holly Pint! A must stop! Don't miss a great opportunity to…read morestop here and get a stout and some road kill!(The food dish to die for!!) 11% beer! (Who knew) I had to share with my wife. It packs a punch. We ordered the road kill and Ruben sandwich and split them between us. This beef has a flavor I have never had before,,OMG,, SOOOOO good! And the road kill dish with green chilies,,, incredible! Thanks Ryan, (what a great server) I will crave these meals from now on

We arrived with a group for lunch and they gave us a great table near the back. But being in the…read moreback didn't mean we were forgotten! Our food arrived in a timely manner, especially for peak lunch hour. My salad was filling and fresh, which made my tummy happy.

Spent the night in Grand Junction on my return trip from Colorado this past weekend. I wasn't…read moreexpecting much especially since I've driven straight by on I70 a thousand and one times and have never had the inclination to drive into town. That's on me. My hotel was a very short walk on Main Street from all of the hubbub of "downtown" GJ. I arrived late on Saturday, so nothing was open except for restaurants and bars. The hotel concierge provided me a with a few recommendations and I walked out the door with no expectations. I was surprised by how walkable the area was ... Colorful lights illuminated the night and art installations lined the sidewalk the entire length of Main Street and there were quite a few people meandering about. I wound up at Rockslide specifically because they had a few more unconventional "lighter" items on their menu. Bar service was welcoming and I had a beer in my hand within thirty seconds of sitting down. For dinner I had a mushroom appetizer and their Ahi Tuna Bowl--Both were excellent. Sidenote: the Ahi was seared to perfection. Great beer too! Surprisingly good and I won't hesitate to return should I find myself in Grand Junction again on another trip.

We found out about Handlebar Tap House on our way out of Colorado National Monument…read more Their rooftop seating pulled us in especially on such as nice, sunny day. I ordered their hummus place. It came with carrots, celery, cucumbers and pita bread, and was plenty for one person or as an appetizer for two people. They had a great craft beer list, and several specials such as a beer of the day for $4 ,as well as food specials.

Stopped by for a drink and a snack. This is a tap house. They offer local beers and spirits. I had…read morethe old fashioned with a twist. It had a pear liquor. It was good. Not to sweet. Still had the old fashion taste. We shared fries and fish tacos. The order of fish tacos comes with three tacos on flour tortillas. The tacos are filled with blackened fish and slaw. we got the fries to try out their many dips. My favorite was the burger dip. They have two registers. One for only drinks. The other one for food and drinks. You order and then your food is brought to you once it's ready. They have inside and outside seating. Parking is on site

Super friendly staff!! A ton of options on craft beers. Only one cider on tap. Outdoor space is…read moreawesome, only downside is dogs aren't allowed outside. They said they're working on it tho!

We visited with a friend who had been here before and recommended it…read more Chili Cheese Dog - Lands End Amber Ale chili, onions and cheddar cheese. Average Jalapeno Popper Tacos - Chicken, Cream cheese, roasted jalapeno slices and drizzled with raspberry chipotle sauce It was good but they served with a side of salsa that wouldn't have gone well with the raspberry sauce on the tacos. Edgewater Club - Turkey breast, Black Forest ham and bacon with melted cheddar cheese, romaine, tomato and a house made Cajun aioli on white bread Our friend had the previous version of the club. He didn't like the new version as much and said he wouldn't order it again. Service was good and they didn't rush us out. Food choices are pretty basic.

When I want to make sure my wife will be happy with a dinner out, I suggest the Ale House. Since…read moreit's not close to the house, we don't go there often, but when we do, we always like it. The food is well prepared, the staff are attentive no matter how busy they are, and the booths let you sink into to your own space to talk and enjoy your meal.

I want to start by saying the service was not terrible at all. My waiter was actually very kind and…read morepatient, especially with me being indecisive about what to order. They took good care of us. Now for the most important part--the food. I genuinely wish I had spent my $60 at McDonald's instead, because this meal was not worth the price. I ordered the fish tacos and was disappointed the second I took a bite. The cod was completely dry, lacked any flavor, and honestly didn't even taste seasoned. The avocado on top added nothing, the cabbage was cold, and the whole dish itself came out cold even though it should've been fresh from the fryer. The chips and queso ended up being the best part of the meal. My husband ordered the fried chicken sandwich, and he described it as cold, soggy, and way too sweet. He did enjoy his beer, and I liked my drink too, but that alone isn't enough for us to return. I personally won't be coming back, but I still encourage others to try it for themselves--everyone's taste is different.

Food was excellent. GOAT chips are worth the trip alone. We went in the late afternoon. Everyone…read moresuper friendly. Service was outstanding . Ask for Romiah!!

Prior to arriving in Grand Junction, I had looked up dinner options and the menu for this place…read morelooked really interesting. So we stopped by on a Monday evening for dinner. This is very much an American version of an Irish pub - basically an American bar with all sorts of green everywhere. The hostess was welcoming until she went to seat us at the table right next to the door when there was tons of open seating. So I asked for a different table and she seemed put off by the request. Our server was Brittney and she took our order. I ordered the Highlander Sliders and hubby ordered the Irish Stew and the Malted Vinegar Chips. I checked to be sure the sliders would be well done. When our food arrived, it all looked fairly good. The sliders were burnt, though. Well done doesn't equate to charring the outsides. They were dried out because of that but the sauce they use helped. They sliders came with fries. They were good. Hubby liked his stew but the chips didn't have any vinegar on them and were overly salted. They were served with French onion dip so that was good. Overall this was somewhat of a let down. I was really looking forward to a good dining experience but they missed the mark.