Found this place on a whim and it is amazing for breakfast. Food was delicious! Worth the try!read more

The food, atmosphere m, and service was excellent. Not crowded, but it was off season. We will…read moredefinitely go back.

This has to be my favorite place to come to when I'm passing through Aspen. I stopped off for lunch…read morewith my wife and we shared the slider burgers with fries. OMG, the fries were absolutely amazing. The German style pils that I had were perfect with the food and my wife loved the Independence Pass IPA. Keith the bartender was so friendly and fun to chat it up with. If you are passing through or staying up in Aspen and you want to experience a great time, I would highly recommend coming here, such a great experience for being downtown.

My friends and I (group of 7) visited Aspen Brewing Co. over Labor day and we will never be coming…read moreback. My boyfriend and I shared a $26 pizza and ended up with a $64 bill. First off, we were met with a cold waitress. It seemed like it was such a chore to take our orders. I asked for a side of ranch for our pizza and she came back with the tiniest sauce container with less than a tablespoon of ranch in it, which I originally thought was fine because I could just ask for more, which I did end up doing. Then, every time my boyfriend's soda was low she would take it and refill it, not specifying that it would cost us for a refill. Then we get our check and I see 2 charges for ranch $2 each and 2 charges for soda $6 each. She never specified that the ranch nor the soda refills would be extra especially since the ranch portion was smaller than a shot glass. Some places charge for ranch which is fine, but they give you enough ranch to justify a charge. Then on top of that there was a 22% gratuity fee already added because we were a group larger than 6. AND on top of that there was a 5% employee wellness fee. Both explain why the waitress didn't need to care about doing a good job because she was already guaranteed a 27% tip. Keep in mind this was all noticed after we got the receipt emailed and had already paid because on the software they use for paying, it didn't show us an itemized receipt. And of course, we could have waived the employee wellness fee but we didn't know that it existed or that we could've waived it until after we paid. Just pay your employees more or up the prices of your menu items to include the "wellness" fee.

Unpretentious. Friendly. Eye-catching assortment of freshly cut meats and seafood at their market…read more Wonderful deli within for enticing salads and tempting soups along with my favorite, to take on hikes, piled high and delicious "HERO HERO" sub! CHEERS!

This place used to be great but now half the time the fish is bad or almost bad. If we're paying…read more$90 a pound for fish, make sure it's fresh! Very disappointing!

I wanted to give a 5 star review but could not. My banana strawberry Nutella crepe was…read moredelicious! It was loaded with fruit and oozing Nutella so 5 stars on the crepe. Minus 1 star for the chai tea I ordered hot. Temp was luke warm and lacking flavor. At the bottom of the cup was a bit of cinnamon. Yippee Yes, I finished it despite it's mediocrity. Go for the crepe but get your chai tea somewhere else.

My mom was craving a crepe so we stopped here! The prices were much higher than we were used to for…read morecrepes, which make this place a little more unattractive, but it was okay

A small spot in Willits serving excellent, creative bagels made by an intense but genuinely nice…read moreowner who clearly takes his craft seriously. The bagels are exactly what you want: classic crispy on the outside, light and chewy on the inside; and inventive flavors and unusual ingredients made in-house. It is a small place with just a few tables inside. In the summer, grab your bagel and go walk over to the nearby park to check out the water fountain show. Be prepared for the prices: $10+ for a bagel with cream cheese and $20 for their Lox version with all of the fixings. A craft bagel experience.

Another great experience at Open Sesame this morning. I cannot wait for them to open the new…read morelocation in Willits. Their bagels are scrumptious, well toasted and even if I am not hungry I cannot stop eating them. I had a lox sesame seed bagel that had the traditional fixings (capers, red onion, tomato) plus crunchy cucumbers that gave it an extra oomph. My husband had one with bacon, lettuce, avocado that was fantastic too. Service was great and efficient. They are pricey but their ingredients are top notch and to me it's totally worth it.

We were in town in our RV and had our dog with us. It has been difficult to find dog friendly…read moreplaces in Carbondale. But lucky for us Carbondale Beer Works let our little guy on the very nice covered outdoor patio. We split the best Patty melt I've ever had. May have to go back again before leaving town.

Fantastic chicken tacos! We had fish and chips, great as well. Nice ambiance, quick and friendly…read moreservice.

Theres no need to be complex here, the empanadas are very good and come at a good price (4.62 as of…read morewriting this). This really is good enough reason to try it out if you ask me. The workers there seem to be friendly on the two visits I've made thus far. If I was to criticize anything, while there is nothing wrong with the dining area per se, it's nothing to write home about either. I get the feeling, also due to its location, that they mostly do food orders, and well, thats ok in my opinion. Their beef empanadas and chimichurri in particular stand out as very good in my opinion. Overall I think i'ts at least worth a try and makes for a good lunch option.

Fantastic and fast Empanadas. Very quick service! Great spot for a quick meal that also hits the…read morespot.

This store is perfect for everything you need! Very well stocked and always fresh. Their burgers…read moreare amazing too.

"The owner's response to Grace is almost more telling than the original review. The customer's…read morecomplaint was not simply that a payment didn't go through, it was that they were treated rudely and allegedly laughed at when they asked for help. Instead of addressing that, the owner speculates that the customer's card may have triggered a fraud alert and then assures everyone that her managers are professional. That doesn't address the experience described at all. It's also worth noting that the reviewer specifically mentions trying to use EBT, while the owner's response discusses credit-card fraud alerts. So the response doesn't even appear to be addressing the situation the customer described. A business owner doesn't have to agree with every negative review, but dismissing the customer's account, assuming the problem was on their end, and ending with 'Hope you enjoyed your Aspen visit' is hardly an example of customer service. For a business that depends heavily on visitors and tourists, this is not a particularly welcoming message."