The Bison Grill is a charming restaurant at Bison Ridge Golf Course. They have a very diverse menu,…read moreboth drinks and food. Our favorite is sitting on the back patio looking out at number 18 and the pond. It's quiet, peaceful, and a great place to relax after playing the course. Service is always very prompt and everyone is very welcoming and knowledgeable about their menu. Pro tip - Bottomless fish and chips on Fridays! They also have a fun and interesting seasonal cocktail menu!

Our waitress was so sweet and knowledgeable. she made recommendations such as ordering the bison,…read moreburger, medium rare over medium because it cooks so quickly. We followed her advice, but sadly, the cooks must have been having a bad day. My husbands medium rare bison burger was cooked well done. I tried the steak salad, which I was very excited about but my medium rare steak was also cooked to well, well done. The meat was so dry. However, our kind waitress apologized and offered me something else. She also removed my salad from the bill without us needing to request it. We greatly appreciated her and tipped her well.

Someone recommended this place to us and I'm glad they did. The coffee was excellent and I loved…read morethe atmosphere. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful with questions. I ordered the yogurt parfait and it was delicious. My husband got a breakfast burrito and said it was pretty good but not the best he's ever had. He thought the wrap was too thick/ doughy. Overall, this is a great place to get breakfast, coffee, lunch or even cocktails.

Wolf and Honey is the cutest place in downtown Brighton to hang out, sip on delicious coffee, and…read moreenjoy some delightful sourdough toasts (and other breakfast items). We were in CO for the Rocky Mountain Siberian Husky Club specialty and wanted something light to munch on. We generally never eat breakfast, but needed a little something to get us through the afternoon until dinner since we wouldn't have time for lunch. Wolf and Honey came up during my research and we thought why not? It looked super cute and the reviews were solid. I'm really glad we stopped by! We entered through the rear entrance, since that was where our car was parked, but the front entrance was nice as well. The interior was chic and inviting. You order at the counter and take a table number for your food. The toasts looked really good, so I went with the strawberry pistachio while my husband went with the avocado. For our drinks, I went with an iced espresso honey lavender with oat milk, while my husband went with an iced teddy bear latte with oat milk. Both of the lattes were strong without being bitter, and delightfully smooth. The toasts, however, were the stars of the show. Toasted to perfection, with a generous amount of toppings and drizzles of balsamic and honey for mine and hot honey for my husband's. For only $10 each too, what a good price point. We sat in comfy chairs by the window, basking in the morning sun, indulging in our toasts while sipping on our lattes. When we finally finished our brunch, we bussed our own tables, putting the plates and utensils in a bin by the ordering counter. I noticed that Wolf and Honey also offered happy hour cocktails, which unfortunately we did not have time in our schedule to partake in, but will need to the next time we visit Brighton. I'd definitely return to Wolf and Honey, especially for their delicious sourdough toasts!

This business is pouring into the community in so many ways. I love how they are actively creating…read moreopportunities for people to get together by scheduling bingo days, story times, live music, etc. This coffee shop doesn't just put out lovely drinks and service, but it is mentoring young people, helping them to step into adulthood with confidence. I'm proud of the them and love that when I spend money here I know it's going to be a blessing to the community. I highly recommend coming and checking them out, and going for a stroll around the park there.

Such a nice cafe right next to a small pond and nice walkway. It's actually situated inside the…read moreReunion housing complex. It has a nice outdoor patio so there's plenty of seating. The baristas were very friendly. My mocha had a cute little cover that was shaped like lips. It was a well made. We took our drinks and sat outside the patio and also took a 30 minute walk while chatting. Awesome cafe if you're in the area.

Had lunch here on a Thursday in Brighton CO. Not crowded at all the staff is quick to seat and very…read morefriendly. This is a family owned business so not surprised by the hospitality. Ordered a turkey melt with onion rings on the side. Delicious I must say and filling. I will be repeating here as I love family owned cafe's. Try this spot out for either breakfast or lunch. They close at 2pm. Enjoy!

Holy cow that was a horrible diner…read more The owners were very non-chalant about seating us. We originally sat near the service door to the kitchen and heard a lot of complaining when people went in and out of the door. Had to ask to be reseated. We were not quickly attended to, never received our water in a timely manner, but we did get our coffee which was incredibly watered down and flavorless. (Granted, we got our coffee quickly.) Had two different dishes: one was their "sampler" of sorts, and another was an omelette smothered in gravy. The sampler had decent eggs - the hashbrowns were food service hashbrowns that were stale and not very crispy and chewy - typical food service grade: "acceptable". Ham and sausage were incredibly bland, bacon was just salted bacon with zero flavor. Had a waffle that disintegrated as soon as I put butter and syrup on it - completely turned to mush, had a raw consistency. The pancakes were the only decent thing on the plate, and it's clear they were Bisquick. Omelette didn't have layered meat and cheese, it was all whipped together - very very lazy. Overall, very disappointing. Cost was only thing decent about the restaurant. Lots of older people in the diner, which tells me "salty and bland". The clientelle of the restaurant usually represents how the food will be, and for hospital level service food, this was spot on. Now, I realize restaurants are struggling to survive. But if you're struggling and you simply don't care, that's a different story. Hit up Moonlight Diner off of Tower. Longer drive, but worth the trip. If you're really hungry, stop by McDonald's instead.

Enchiladas plate was so cheap for the amount of meat you get. I got the 1/2 and 1/2 sauce on top…read moreand I normally can't handle spice but I thought it was balanced and only had a little kick. The beans and rice were great and I loved the excess of cheese. We didn't have to wait too long which was great. I do wish my order in came on a plate instead of a takeout box, and we had silverware when ordering in instead of plastic one use forks, but the taste was delicious and the service was good otherwise. The place is very bright, and I feel like the ambiance would be better of the overhead lights weren't so intense, but that's a personal preference

Tired of these haters. Real review:…read more Appetizer: - 3 Deep-fried Taquitos ($9.05) with choice of chicken, beef, chorizo and includes guacamole, lettuce, and sour cream (see photo). Perfect crunch, filled with meat, and satisfying. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! Breakfast: - Breakfast Burrito ($3.49) with daily meat changes. Simply, you will not find a satisfying breakfast burrito at this price! Burrito is 8" long, 3" wide, and 3" thick (see photos because some reviews try to misrepresent the size). HIGHLY RECOMMEND! Green Chile - Pint ($6.00). Come on! Look at the thickness of this green chile! Just order it! (See photos) Ambiance: A very clean dine-in experience that is always attended and cleaned after dine-in customers. Overall: Forget some negative comments! My Wife was born and raised in central Mexico. She LOVES Santiago's because they are genuine.

We were visiting Commerce City to watch our Grandson perform in a school play. We met our daughter…read moreand her husband and our other grandson at The State House 38 for lunch prior to the play. The seating was quick and even though we had 7 people, including our granddaughter, we were seated without waiting and it was right around noon. Service was quick and efficient. The food was very tasty, starting with the pretzel bites and queso. All the entrees were enjoyed and I look forward to returning.

A Denver Gem: State House (Commerce City) If you find…read moreyourself near the northern edge of Denver, State House in Commerce City is an absolute must-visit. It has that perfect "rustic-chic" Colorado vibe--warm, wood-accented, and welcoming--making it just as good for a casual lunch as it is for a weekend dinner. The Burger Battle * Bison Burger: This was the star of the show. It's lean but incredibly juicy, with a deep, rich flavor that puts standard beef to shame. * Pro Tip: Pairing it with the tomato bisque instead of fries was a game-changer. The soup was creamy, vibrant, and had a slight sweetness that cut through the richness of the bison perfectly. * Pub Burger: A classic done right. Two patties, perfectly seared, with a side dijonnaise that adds just the right amount of kick. It's everything a pub burger should be--messy in the best way possible. The side garden salad was surprisingly fresh and crisp, providing a nice light balance to the heavy-hitter burger. The Atmosphere & Service The space is beautiful--modern design meets local charm. We were particularly impressed by the service; the staff was attentive without being overbearing, and you can tell they take pride in the locally sourced ingredients they're serving. The Verdict Whether you're a fan of wild game like the bison or you just want a solid, high-quality cheeseburger, State House hits the mark. It's rare to find a place where the "side" soup is just as memorable as the main course, but that tomato bisque is worth the trip alone. I'll definitely be back for another round of that bison burger!

Hands down the BEST cinnamon Roll and coffee shop. The service is amazing, the staff are so…read morefriendly and the whole vibe in general from the artwork/ambiance to the looks and taste of the food and drinks is absolutely exquisite. I got their Apple pie cinnamon roll and a caramel macchiato. Probably the best thing I have EVER put in my mouth. They have tons of gluten free options as well as vegetarian and healthier wellness alternatives. I'm not sure how anyone could even leave a bad review. If there was an option to give more than 5 stars I would.

I love Cinn-A-Brew! They have the best cinnamon rolls. I usually get the Cinnamon Roll Latte and…read morethose are also so yummy Their customer service is top tier and they're also nice. It gives a cozy comfy vibe inside and they have a cool shelf with little trinkets for sale and another shelf with their coffee for sale. I love it you should definitely try it if you haven't yet! They're closed on Mondays but open all the other days!

Love their coffee and other options, including refreshers, energy drinks infusions and food. Melon…read moreBerry Tide refresher is a must try!

Such great service! Very friendly and drinks are amazing. My kids and I love going here. Recommend…read more100%