We had a great time! Very friendly people, telling us all about the history of the building,…read moremaking it fun! The menu was small, but the burger was so good. Yes, it took a while for the prep with limited staff, so what! If you are going to a small town like Victor, don't expect Denver. Enjoy the down shifting, the simplicity, the history and the company you keep. Getting resources to these small towns is expensive, especially now. I'm grateful for the experience we had, I came home fueled at all levels. Ignore the whining and complaining reviews!

Well... we tried to go here on a Saturday for lunch. Town was very quiet. No one was at the…read morerestaurant. Sign was for "open". We walked in and asked if they were serving food. The one employee said "well... not really... there's only one person working here today and they're... hurting. So it's gonna be at least an hour for service" Sooo we left.

waiter was Trenton and he was fantastic. ordered sandwiches and all came out perfect. food was good…read moreand restaurant was nice and clean. great place to eat

This is great. Not sure why all the bad reviews. I enjoyed their steak and drinks + waiters.read more

Always consistent service and food...for only being open Thursday through Sunday…read more Living in Cripple Creek, you get used to food and drink establishments...and are sensitive to changes amongst them. One which has not changed in at least seven+ years...Pint & Plater at McGills Casino. For is always good and service (even when appearing sparse) is always good...and when under pressure. Lots to recommend and nothing to note as not to try.

Outstanding service from Walter!! He was friendly and quick. In town visiting for the afternoon…read morefrom Kansas City. We had soup of day, clam chowder, reuben & french dip. They were large enough to share. Food was top notch!! Casino is located next door and so clean. Irish pub decor was very nice.

One of the better restaurants in Cripple Creek that has some good food, great servers, and nice…read moreseating. The Best in the West Hot Chicken Sandwich was nice and crispy and not too spicy of a chicken sandwich. The tots were good as well. The wings were a bit disappointing with some average sauce and mediocre breading.

I definitely had a great time coming here while in town performing in a parade…read more The locals are fun. The employees are friendly and courteous and ensures you are taken care of. For an establishment like this I'm impressed on the high quality of liquors on hand.

8 Mile Bar & Grill -- Fried pickles, cold beer, and post-raft perfection…read more After a full day of rafting (read: screaming, paddling, bonding, and getting smacked in the face with joy and river water), we floated our hungry, soggy selves straight into 8 Mile Bar & Grill. It was like they were waiting for us--with cold drinks, fried things, and the promise of dry chairs. Beer selection? Generous. Beautiful. A full beer menu that made us feel seen. I got a shandy that tasted like summer vacation in a glass. Light, citrusy, and just what my inner "fun mom" needed after braving rapids and teenage attitudes. The kids were equally pumped about their soft drinks (probably because no one made them share or filter river water through a life straw). They were just happy. And quiet. Which is the dream. Now. Let's talk about the fried pickles. These weren't your average sad little slices. Oh no. These were spears. Like crunchy, salty dill torpedoes of happiness. We housed them like we hadn't eaten since breakfast. No regrets. Add in the cheese curds -- crispy, melty, glorious -- and you've got a fried food symphony worthy of applause (and maybe a Tums, but worth it). Service was fast, friendly, and unfazed by our damp, sunburned chaos. We left full, happy, and maybe a little bit in love with whoever invented shandies and deep-fried pickles. 10/10 would recommend post-adventure (or literally anytime you want to eat like you earned it).

Sadly, my once favorite seasonal Canon City spot has lost its groove. Still, a great open space…read morewith beautiful views. Plenty of parking. Lots of beers on tap and then the good times end. Apparently, "to make it easier" they have turned into a counter service place with a very limited menu. Now, they never had a huge menu, but this is just bare bones. Their once famous chicken sandwich was dropped a couple years ago (guess it wasn't famous enough) and replaced with a more basic one. This year it was a thin recently frozen patty that was deep fried- not great. The cabbage on top was chopped at some point way earlier in the week, because it was discolored and wilted. The menu said it had a chipotle flavor, but it was just basic and bad. The fries - also clearly frozen - were ok, but battered in something and nothing to write home about. Oh and to get this overpriced frozen food you get to stand in a line at the front and order and wait at a table for it to be run out to you. Others got water from the bartender (even a dog), we were told if we wanted water we needed to fill our cup from the jug on the opposite wall. We did get our beer delivered. I only ate half of my food and I will not be back. Go next door to Whitewater, you will get decent food for the insane tourist trap money they charge- even if you have to sit on terrible seat and be assaulted by too loud country music - at least you get a waiter and a diverse menu that wasn't recently defrosted. Truly not worth a trip.

The restaurant is difficult to find, with small signage. If you park on the north end you must walk…read morethrough the bar to get to the restaurant. Our server was fine, but was like most servers just doing their job. After we placed our order we waited over 30 min to get our food. We were wondering if they dropped the ticket. I had the Judge Burger and my wife the Fish tacos. Having come to woodland Park many times over the years I was really hoping to find a "hidden Gem" but honestly, I didn't find anything special about this place. I may give it the benefit of the doubt and come again on another trip and try a different selection to see if it impresses me more.

SO good. Probably the best Mexican food in Woodland Park. The owners seemed to be in when we were…read morethere and they were so friendly to us from the very beginning. Service was top notch and the food was so so good. They have a decent beer selection too. We sat outside but when walking through it was clearly a nice and clean restaurant.

We went for breakfast on a Friday. They had a local singing and playing guitar which was so…read morerelaxing. The food was so good and our waiter was a hoot!

I really hesitate to give this review because it may just add to other people's dissatisfaction…read morebecause they will have to wait to be seated. My wife and I have been coming here for years. However today was the first time we decided to come during the summer. It's just too busy with tourists in the summer. The seating is all outside which I didn't think would be good. We like to come during the offseason when there are less tourists. All the seats are indoors and quite cramped but cozy. So today we decided to see if there was a wait. Yes there was but only about 20 minutes. Turns out the outdoor seating is great, almost like one of those rainforest restaurants except this is all natural. The food was great as always. The staff was comprised of the normal folks who are here in the winter plus a few people that I have never seen before. They all busted their butts to make sure it was a good experience. Keep in mind this is a very small town with limited resources. I'm extremely impressed with the level of service we received. To top it all off there was a guy there with his guitar named Phil Volan. Phil added another level of ambiance that I didn't expect. If you are planning on a visit be prepared for a wait but you should have a memorable time.

Once again we visited the Western Omelette. It is a blue collar breakfast and lunch place that…read moreremains a down to earth favorite for my family. It is famous for its chili but we love going for breakfast. We were in Colorado Springs for the balloon festival and had to stop in for breakfast before we left town. It is busy, friendly, efficient and the food itself is quite tasty. This time there were three of us but we ordered two plates and shared. The first was a special. It was a French toast sandwich with egg, bacon, ham and more along with hash browns. A side of green chili too! The other was a plate of biscuits and gravy. I took a photo of the shared plate I had and it was loaded with flavor. We live in the Denver area now but whenever I think of a breakfast restaurant it is this place that I long for! Stop in and if you dare order their hottest chili. It comes with a warning so it's only for the bravest! Overall my number one breakfast place.

Unbelievably awesome local diner-feel place! This is exactly what I was searching for for…read morebreakfast/lunch options. Huge portions and piping hot! The flavors are very well defined and seasoning was on point. I could eat their hashbrowns everyday and be satisfied. This is NOT diet food, thankfully... Atmosphere is eclectical and local. A genuine pleasurable dining experience. My server was Kim and I could not be more pleased with her friendliness, knowledge of the menu, and willingness to customize an order. Her brightness made my day.