Stopped in while in the area! Service was pretty right away, energetic guy took my order and it was…read morenice. The place is very clean too which is always great. Their portion was nice and the tenders were fried really well. Needed some more seasoning but they had the basics at the table to add! Overall pretty good place, one of the better places i've eaten at in cripple creek.

In full disclosure...I am a regular at The Creek. When I do not feel like making something at…read morehome, I know that The Creek will not disappoint. Perhaps it is the season, but I have been on a kick with The Creek's soups lately. Last week I had a great pork and vegetable soup...house made by Bobby. Today, The Creek offered a house made clam chowder (by Kyle). Excellent flavor and very few clam chowder's seem to have enough clams. The amount of clams in today's chowder...perfect! Well done Kyle...again! No picture as I had consumed my bowl before deciding to write this review.

food: 5 stars drinks: 5 stars…read morebartender: 5 stars great quality food and dining experience on christmas eve: priceless we ordered the fish & chips and chicken tenders, both which were perfectly battered and fried. (sorry we didn't get pictures, we were hungry) 2nd time visiting and definitely will be back!!!

Wow, what a great find! My friends and I were just in Cripple Creek visiting some buddies from…read moreCalifornia, and we stayed at the Chamonix. To be honest, finding good food at the hotel was hard, so we checked Yelp and found this place. The vibe is awesome - it's got that perfect mix of mountain charm and a sporty feel. Plus, everyone who worked there was super nice and fun. The food? Everything we got was great. I had the salmon with garlic herb butter, broccolini, and roasted garlic mashed potatoes, and it was so good. One of my friends got the crispy chicken with white gravy and green beans, and another got the wings. Everyone loved their food. They also have a good beer selection and lots of cocktails. This is probably the best spot in town to grab a casual dinner and drinks. If you want something other than casino food, go here!

Current TOP Omlette Rankings in Cripple Creek: 1) Maggie's…read more2) Saltgrass 3) Home Cafe FYI...this Ranking does change...frequently up here. As of July 2025, this is it! Note: I even asked them to "burn" my...

Tuesday lunch...two for one sandwich special. Burger and Chicken sandwich both very good. Fast…read moreservice. Saddy CC only has Pepsi products in town. Located in lower level of casino.

My boyfriend and I were looking for a dinner spot. Dynamite Dicks was in our hotel so we had to…read moregive it a try. We got the Salsbury steak and fries. They were kind enough to split it in half. The waitstaff were absolutely amazing. This lovely woman, who had the best acrylics took care of us. She had such great energy especially for a slower moving hotel. The food was quite tasty - nothing to write home about but good and it did hit the spot. If we are ever in the area or need a mini weekend getaway we will be eating here. Overall, 4/5 stars

When dining in Cripple Creek, your options are fairly limited but if you desire a solid meal that…read morewill "stick to your ribs" as my mother used to say, then this location will suffice. It's upstairs in the Triple Crown casinos so I don't believe children are able to dine there. The food is probably a "3" but our service is always a "5". While the decor is basic and aged, it is comfortable and clean. The service is ALWAYS top notched as the waitresses are always friendly and welcoming. They recently revised their menu and have some new choices. If you are wise, you would get a players card at Triple Crown casinos and you will most likely find monthly coupons in your mail for free meals here. We have dined here dozens of times and never had a bad experience! The cheesesteak is my personal favorite.

Classic diner but inside Bronco Billy's Casino! My husband…read moreand I stopped in for a quick lunch before a play. We had to wait about 10 minutes because the place is small, and everyone who was there to see the play with us wanted to eat at the same time! Our food was delicious and because of reviews about the desserts, I ordered an eclair to go. I guess I have never had a good eclair before, but this one was fantastic! This will be our go to dining venue whenever we come up to see a play at the Butte!

Honestly, if you're an adventurous eater at all, try the meatloaf it was really good…read more Great fresh brewed tea Good coffee Service was pretty seamless

This place has the best hamburgers we have ever ate . The staff were very friendly and attentive…read more We highly recommend eating here.

We were in Victor to see the troll (but happened to come on the Donkey Derby Days in Cripple…read moreCreek), so we needed somewhere easy to eat, 1899 Saloon was it. It is truly a bar (saloon) that has some food. It was REALLY busy the Saturday we were in with all 6 tables full and 80% of the barstools filled. The one waitress worked her butt off! Their menu is on a chalkboard at the front of the place to the right when you walk in - I tell you this because it is the only menu in the place and if the very busy waitress or another patron doesn't let you know you will set forever waiting for a menu. Easy menu, basically burgers, chicken fingers and a variety of appetizers (fries, onion rings and other fried goodness). I would say they could make it easier on themselves with paper menus in a plastic holder on the table for the food and beer, but they seem to like their way. I opted for the green chile burger and onion rings, my hubby wanted the burner burger minus the onions, but apparently you can't ask to hold an ingredient so he had to order it as a build your own (seemed way harder, but it was their policy). Things to know - lettuce, tomato and onion was extra and you have to ask for it - totally missed that on the bottom of the chalkboard. Burgers had a great flavor and the onion rings were perfect. We also got a couple Goose Island IPAs (they had several things on tap, but no beer menu and the waitress was really busy and I knew the goose neck tap was goose island so I made it easy). Parking is street side and even on a busy Saturday there was plenty. Pay at the register up front (by the menu). Solid place.

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.

The customer service was very good. I had a hamburger and my husband had a cheeseburger and they…read morewere very good and affordable. The menu was small, we don't know why but I'm posting a picture of it so others won't be anticipating the larger menu listed from 4 years ago. I think it's still pretty good.

I ordered a Asian Salad. It was terrible. The lettuce was a junk of Iceberg lettuce…read more Terrible. Not mix greens. The price was expensive. I do not eat Fish i had it on the side since the would not take it of the price. Do not eat cheese so I asked to replace with Jalapeño peppers. The waitress was nice. I can't believe they use Iceberg letters no disclosure.

Hi Michelle, I was hoping you were right...however,…read moreI went to your Mid City Grill today...and we even brought up your name...and everyone says, that you guys do not serve omlettes.

I want to start by saying our server, I believe Trent or Trenton, was fantastic. The food was great…read moreand the atmosphere was enjoyable. The only reason this review is not positive is entirely because of the hostess. We had reservations for two at 6:45 PM on May 2nd. The restaurant had a line out the door, which is completely understandable on a busy night. I walked up and politely said, "6:45 reservation for two." No greeting, no smile, no basic customer service skills whatsoever -- just "booth or table?" Trying to make things easier while the restaurant was clearly busy, I said, "Whatever is easiest for you all." Apparently that response offended her, because she stared at me and replied, "Looks like we need to practice making decisions," with the most smug, condescending expression imaginable -- like she was disciplining two children instead of speaking to paying customers. I was honestly shocked by how comfortable she was being blatantly rude for absolutely no reason. If answering a simple question with flexibility and kindness is somehow too difficult for her to handle, then maybe customer-facing hospitality is not the right fit. Her entire attitude screamed miserable, arrogant, and bothered that customers even walked through the door. What's worse is this is not the first rude interaction we've had with her, and while waiting I also watched her speak down to other guests the same way. So clearly this is just how she treats people. Honestly, she is lucky it was a date night and my fiancé was with me, because I am not the type of person to sit quietly while being spoken to that way for absolutely no reason. A hostess is supposed to welcome people into the restaurant, not act like an irritated middle school vice principal on a power trip. It's honestly embarrassing for your establishment because the rest of the staff did a wonderful job. I am unsure of her name, but she is taller, likely in her 50s, with a pixie haircut slightly shaved in the back.

The service was excellent and the food was delicious, the place is comfortable, the taste is unique.read more