This was our last stop in Idaho Springs, on our drive back to Denver Airport…read more.. The place had a very nice, lofty American Frontier ambiance. I felt that it was probably one of the, if not the finest restaurant in Idaho Springs. I loved that it was open early, with a good brunch menu. My husband had Short Ribs Benedict, and I had Chicken & Waffles...and both were really good. I will say, however, that mine would have been better if they were less soggy. For that, I have to deduct a star. Who knew that a small, quaint town like Idaho Springs would have decent restaurants like this?

Located in beautiful Idaho Springs, Co. This is an amazing town with lots of great food. This is…read morethe cream of the crop, probably the nicest and fanciest restaurant there. The prices aren't cheap but the food is great. I'd recommend this place for breakfast/brunch and dinner. The steaks here are great. The breakfast is really good too. The staff is friendly. I've been served quickly here where other restaurants around have over an hour wait. It's worth it and it's an impressive establishment.

Fantastic spot for a Colorado dinner! My go-to spot for dinner in downtown Granby. Great drink…read moremenu and excellent Colorado fair. A beautiful cross between New and Old Colorado. Part saloon, part restaurant, all awesome! This place gets busy so plan accordingly, lots of big groups of skiers from Granby. For the win: Start with their AMAZING pretzel, then the Brickhouse Bowl, and wash it down with a local craft or cocktail.

Arrive Saturday lunchtime. End of the lunch rush. We were seated and then two other tables about 5…read moreminutes after us. They got served and we got ignored. I finally asked if we could get some service and was told to hold on whilst they served someone else. Nothing changes in this restaurant. I give it a chance every year and every year it fails. We walked out.

They brought back the games! This place has always been a staple for a good affordable…read moreplace to grab a bite and a beer. They took away the pool tables and foosball a few years ago ... mistake. But they're back! (Still need Buck Hunter back though) Glad to have our place to shoot pool for shots back!

Cool speakeasy area! Seems like a fun night spot on the weekends too we went here for apres skiread more

Came in for pre valentines dinner on the 13th after having this place recommended to me by a few…read morefriends. Food is fine, I got the chicken schnitzel and my husband the tavern burger. The sauce and chicken were pretty bland and after seeing some reviews with photos I don't think I got the full dish. Chicken & potatoes, yes but like a drizzle of butter sauce so that's pretty disappointing. My husband loved the burger. Our server was good and the setting in the restaurant is cool. Dark, vibey.

A fun place for happy hour. Check out the late night menu! Great neighborhood place for fun.read more

Me and The Hubs were in the area on a Saturday to go to the nearby car museum with some of his car…read moreclub members and we came here for lunch afterward. I'm not really a 'beer person' but was wowed not by the one beer that I had, but by the food. I had the fish and chips. While 'not the best fried fish I've ever had', it was very good. What wowed me was The Hub's lunch. He ordered the Brisket Plate (9 oz of smoked brisket, beer mustard bbq, fennel slaw, green chili mac n cheese, green chili cornbread). I tasted the brisket and it was excellent! I was so surprised by how good it was. I was also surprised by how much brisket was on the plate. It might have been 9oz, but this serving looked like more. He couldn't eat it all and we brought the rest home (yay for me!). I love their fennel slaw. It also came with the fish& chips. Yum! This place is too far from home to come on any regular basis, but next time I'm in the area I'll definitely come back. PS - Our server was super nice!

Great spot to enjoy a beer in the sun! The staff were very friendly and welcoming. The brewery…read moreitself is massive. Lots of seating and nice places to hang out with a group of friends.

Food was delicious. I ordered their freshly in-house made vegan burger with avocado, and it was…read morehonestly the best vegan burger I've ever had. The staff was friendly and efficient, and the restaurant itself is colorful with a really cool vibe. The only issue I had was with the messaging inside the restaurant. There's a big rainbow banner at the front that says 'Everyone is welcome here,' yet above the bar there was a chalkboard with the words, 'FUCK ICE.' That felt contradictory to me. ICE agents are American citizens who go to work every day like the rest of us, often putting their lives on the line. Seeing that message came across as disappointing and, in my view, hypocritical!

This vegetarian restaurant has a very casual and welcoming vibe. Walked in ~1:30PM after a tour of…read morethe Colorado State Capitol and got seated right away. Spacious, it has a full bar and gender neutral comfort rooms. My server Sheena was lovely and gave great service. Got Seitan wings. You can have buffalo or barbeque sauce. You also have the option of half and half which I did. I liked the barbeque sauce more; buffalo sauce had a kick but not very spicy. For dessert, I got the Sundae O' Sundae which was a brownie sundae with eclipse soft serve (you can also do half vanilla, half chocolate!), brownie and chocolate sauce. It was not that rich and it was alright. They also sold some merchandise like shirts. Overall, would give the place a 4/5.

Cap City Tavern is a family-owned and operated restaurant. Unfortunately, nothing really stood out…read more The pickle chips were okay, but the dressing easily fell off. The cheeseburger was overdone and super greasy, and the French fries were too salty to eat.

We stopped in here after visiting the art museum immediately nearby. We ordered a bunch of food,…read morebut then the power went out for like a half hour and the kids were unable to get their meals (not the tavern's fault). We did get the bulk of our food and enjoyed the chicken fingers and red chili. Most of us didn't care much for the fries, as they were a bit soggy (not my style). The kids had some Shirley Temples, which they enjoyed, and I had a pilsner that was on tap. I do wish they had a better beer menu, as there weren't really any choices that excited me and they had a lot of domestics. There is plenty of seating and even more available out back. Even though the power went out, the wait staff tried their best to keep things moving, which I thought was great. Our food and drinks kept coming and they checked in on us a few times. I'd try them out again and probably get the Diablo burger.

Katie was the best service person I have ever had at Stoney's! She cheered for my team.read more

This place is ACES for any sporting event watch party with dozens or just a couple friends catching…read moreup while one is in town! They've got a great staff and fun atmosphere for all seasons. I'm not sure what team particularly lays claim to the bar because every time I've been there, it's been a rainbow of jerseys and cheers. If ya don't see your team on the tube, they'll be sure to set up a station for ya in quick time and without a hassle. Be sure to get there early so you have a seat to grab for the bigger events and home team games. The place gets PACKED, which is astounding since it claims to sit in 20,000 square feet with banquet capacity of 800 and reception capacity of 1200, according to Visit Denver! As for parking with such floorspace, it's downtown. The street parking is limited, metered. There is a small paid parking lot proximal and lots near the DAM which isn't a far walk. Honestly, there are always Ubers nearby; it's safer anyway, after a couple beers during a game. As for the food, it's bar food with some zest. You can find your traditional burgers and nachos, but with some flavorful options over just questions about cheese whether you want fries with that. The menu is both assorted and quite the volume to peruse, especially when it comes to shared platters, as well as veggie and vegan options... and TATER TOTS, which are my favorite. For a good time during the season and off-season, inside with those seats around one of three bars or outside on the spacious patio catching rays, this place is a terrific hang!

Emily and the Revel in Joy team brought our night to life. We couldn't have asked for a better host…read more- she is truly a joy to be around and the service and set up were both wonderful. The food was amazing as well! It was served family style, and every single course blew me away. Fresh and home cooked, Emily has a knack for pairing unique ingredients that were perfectly complementary. The grilled watermelon and soup were both was a hit, although I have to say that the panna cotta dessert was my favorite. And the beauty of it all? The magic happened within the comfort of our home - with no set up or clean up from my friends and family necessary. I'm looking forward to another flawless evening with Revel in Joy! Highly recommend.

My husband and I had the good fortune of attending a Revel in Joy dinner party. It was a…read morebeautifully orchestrated evening. Emily is a wonderful chef and a delightful host. Her food is fresh and delicious and her staff provides seamless, attentive service. It was a truly enjoyable experience all around. We are looking forward to hosting a group in our own backyard and having Emily and the Revel in Joy team do their magic. It truly did feel like a magical night.

Great little breakfast place. No complaints. I have gone a few times, and I will be back…read more Update: I have been back a few times. Just adding some photos and a note that each time I come here the food is excellent. This place is a gem.

First time but it won't be the last. On our way to drop my wife off at work on a Saturday morning…read morewe decided we had time for breakfast. This came up on our list of nearby breakfast spots so we figured why not? Located on the NW corner of W. Colfax and Eaton street Nice diner atmosphere. Booths and tables are available as well as bar/counter seating. When we arrived which was just after 8 plenty of seating was available but by the time we left at 9 searing was limited. There were only 2 servers so they were busy and were doing the best they could to accommodate and provide good service to all the guests. When we did recieve our orders we were pleased at the size and portions of our meals,my wife opted for club sandwich and fries and I the chicken fried steak breakfast which came with eggs,hashbrowns and 2 dolar sized pancakes. My wife enjoyed her club which had thick cuts of ham and plenty of fries. My country fried steak was honestly one of the the best I've had the portion was large and the batter was flaky and tasty. The hashbrowns could have been better but the rest of the meal made up for it. The pancakes were delicious and they were not stingy with the butter which spread nice and even instead of being frozen and spread in clumps like a lot of places will give you frozen butter packs. Thier hours are limited and I do believe they are only open until 3. Just a tip you have to enter off of the north side of Colfax as they have new construction and there are medians now. And parking is somewhat limited. As far as would I recommend? Definitely. They have a large menu with plenty of options. Enjoy.