Booked a group session for a weekend away with some friends. They required names, emails, phone…read morenumbers, credit card numbers, and security codes over the phone for a security deposit. Which felt off from the beginning. We showed up and had to walk through an ice cream shop to get there. Then the atmosphere seemed childish. Like a sterile arcade. It was not at all what we have come to expect from an ax throwing place. We decided to leave and our security deposit not refunded.

What a fun way to spend an afternoon! Alex was extremely helpful, after a few throws he had us…read moreregularly hitting the targets. He recommended different games and continued to give us pointers throughout our session. If you're looking to try something different this is a great option!

After an entire day of professionally pretending to be an extrovert with roughly 100 coworkers,…read moreacquaintances, colleagues, conference people, and whatever corporate title we're all calling ourselves this fiscal year, my lovely introverted former rebel and I made eye contact and simultaneously declared, Absolutely not!! We promptly escaped the conference dinner like two raccoons fleeing a well lit parking lot and wandered into Breckenridge in search of food, freedom, and emotional support carbohydrates. Then, We smelled it. Not saw it. Smelled it. It was smoky. Meaty. Chargrilled. Whatever magical scented wizardry was floating through downtown grabbed me by the nostrils and whispered, come hither, little goblin. Come hither! I didn't know what was cooking. I didn't care. I just started following my stomach like it was using GPS. (Which somehow led us behind everything,to what looked like a giant boat, I think it was a boat.) Surrounded by what I can only describe as a moat, a pond? At this point I had accepted that I might be entering some kind of burger themed medieval side quest. The place was absolutely unhinged. Every table? Full. The bar? Absolutely feral. The kitchen? Launching plates at people like they were trying to qualify for NASCAR. Servers were speed walking with the thousand-yard stare of people who had answered, can I get ranch, approximately 4,000 times that day. This experience is iconic. Not because it's polished. Because it's beautifully, gloriously, unapologetically chaotic. We were offered seats outside at the bar. (Or wait indefinitely.) Perfect. I have never once said, actually, I'd prefer to remain hungry. Just feed me. While waiting, I noticed people throwing food into the moat. Naturally my first thought was, oh look, a local ritual. Turns out the moat is full of giant fish that everyone feeds while waiting for dinner. Honestly? That somehow makes complete sense here. No notes. Now... The food. My dyed-in-the-wool punk rock companion committed the least punk thing imaginable, He ordered (drum roll). The classic cheeseburger. I had dreams of culinary rebellion. Sighhh. Instead, the man entered complete burger-induced silence. There were no words. Only nodding. And a series of deeply spiritual Mmmm...noises. If you've ever eaten with someone who suddenly forgets language exists, you already know that burger absolutely slapped. Meanwhile, I ordered the Baja shrimp tacos. Listen, whoever was responsible for portioning the shrimp deserves a raise. They did NOT come to play. The shrimp were plentiful, the queso fresco tied everything together perfectly, and every bite had me forgetting I'd been waiting at all. Zero regrets. Let's address the elephant wearing a Yelp account. "The wait was too long." Respectfully... Have you SEEN this place? It is getting absolutely steamrolled from open to close. The staff isn't standing around ignoring you. They're performing what can only be described as an extreme sport. Give these people a little grace. Order a drink. Feed the fish. Better yet BRING something to feed the fish. Watch the controlled chaos unfold. Become one with the madness. The wait isn't part of the inconvenience... It's part of the entertainment. Final verdict? Ollie's has officially been added to my personal Chaos Goblin Hall of Fame. If you're looking for quiet, intimate fine dining where someone whispers the specials? This ain't your place. But if you enjoy incredible food, organized mayhem, a boat in a moat full of fish, a dining room powered almost entirely by adrenaline, and an atmosphere that somehow feels like a backyard barbecue, a rock concert, and family reunion all happened at once?? Go. Lean into the chaos. Feed the fish. Order the tacos. Trust the smell. You'll understand. I would absolutely drive back just for the tacos and the beautiful, burger-scented fever dream that is Ollie's.

Stopped by Ollie's Pub & Grill while visiting Breckenridge and had a great experience overall. The…read moreatmosphere was awesome, fun, laid-back, and right in the middle of town, making it a great spot to grab a meal after walking around. The food came out quickly, tasted good, and the service was fast for most of our visit. The only things that stood out were that we were seated upstairs while we had a stroller with our toddler. Our server headed upstairs without asking if we needed a hand carrying it, or an elevator, which felt a little odd. It wasn't a huge deal, but a quick offer to help would have gone a long way. The only other hiccup was at the end of the meal. Everything moved quickly until we were ready to pay. we waited about 15 minutes for our check, which felt a little longer than expected. Overall, those were pretty minor issues compared to the rest of the experience. Great vibes, good food, and we'd definitely come back the next time we're in Breckenridge.

Staying in Breckenridge for the long weekend, my wife and I wanted to see a movie and this theater…read morewas the closest. It's a small, old theater but sold Friday night tickets for $10. They have all the usual overpriced concessions. The theater space isn't fancy but the seats weren't horrible. There's only one restroom in the front of the theater.l!

No student discount here . They only have a local rate discount for Tuesdays and Wednesdays so if…read moreyou are a local but don't have a Colorado ID because you just moved you are SOL. Trying to support the local movie theater here. It's weird .... The woman at the concession stand, wouldn't budge . They only had three people who bought tickets for the showing that I was interested in . it's like do you want to stay in business... especially during low season ? Every major and independent movie theater I know have a Tuesday discount for everyone . Get with the times.

Went there to watch a USA World Cup match. Needless to say, they were slammed with one waitress…read moreand one bartender. These two rocked! So busy, but they just did what needed to be done! Beer was good, food was great! Service was tremendous!!!!

We came here after a tiring day of skiing. We were looking for something laid back, variety of…read morefood, and something not drastically pricy - this was the perfect spot. The service was also incredible as our server was helping every table while consistently checking in on us. We got cheese curds, boneless wings, and chicken quesadilla. The cheese curds were AMAZING, would definitely come here again just for these. My second favorite were the boneless wings - they were crispy! Although my boyfriend didn't love it as it wasn't as meaty so be aware! But he did enjoy the quesadilla which was loaded with shredded chicken! Overall would definitely come back after a day of skiing or hiking!

We toured the Phoenix Mine and the new Dark Mine with the Mother Lode ticket, and we HIGHLY…read morerecommend this experience. Our guides, Carter and Freddy, were extremely knowledgeable and made the tours fun, as well. The Dark tour has things you can't see anywhere else in the country. So cool!

Great educational experience. Recommend if driving from Colorado Springs, take the scenic route…read morethrough woodland park using SH-67.