Haven't been overly fascinated by this bar. Haven't seen much about NA options. Mose Public House…read moreserves food, but doesn't really advertise or offer food deals on DoorDash.

We were on our way to somewhere else when we found this gem. This is a kitschy little bar who is…read morenamed after the legendary Colorado grizzly bear, Old Mose, who killed 800 head of livestock and 5 men. Decor is mixed, old dead rock stars painted on one wall and a bear and deer head with Cañon City scenes on the other. Fast and friendly service, and they let our dogs in the bar (big pitties outside). Not a huge menu. Shared a large charcuterie board. Very adequate. Recommend.

We stopped in Canon City on our way to Salida and discovered this great coffee shop/cocktail bar…read more The place was really spacious and the staff made us feel welcome. Since it wasn't busy, we, party of four, got seated right away. We ordered the grilled cheese with tomato bisque and chicken nachos - both were tasty and well-made. To drink, we had two beers, a margarita, and a gin and tonic. The cocktails were decent. Overall, we had a great experience here.

Love this quaint little spot…read more Visiting the Bean Peddler but want more food options or an adult beverage? Come to the Handlebar!! Their food is took notch and so are the drinks. The pulled pork nachos are so freaking delicious- the southwest bbq sauce is my favorite! Service is great and everyone is so friendly! Can't wait to come back soon for another happy hour.

Great atmosphere looking out over the mountains. The appetizers were amazing. The margarita was…read moreover the top delicious, one of the best I've ever tasted. We were there during the early afternoon and it got busy while we were there. Little too much for one server to handle. Will be back the next time I am in town.

Lovely rooftop here at Whitewater. We got a few apps and enjoyed the view. Menu has designated GF…read moreitems + because their chips are not fried in-house, the queso and chips at GF and safe for celiac.

I really love this bar.... And Heather, the bartender? She is absolutely fantastic!!read more

Pretty nice little bar with very friendly staff. We played darts and they have a couple of pool…read moretables.

The smash burgers are outstanding. The cheese cake is to die for. And don't forget about the beers.read more

World's End moved across the street in the old Neon Bottle/Defiance Nightclub spot. The owners have…read morebeen fixing it up and now they have more seating and they have added pool tables, an air hockey table, skee-ball and some arcades. They bill it as a family fun center. We have been twice since they move and I don't know, the space is dreary, dark and very spread out (over three rooms). They haven't moved all their taps over so their beer menu is limited, but that is fine except they expect you to go to the bar to see the beer menu - there isn't a paper list or QR code at the table - which I find annoying. Also, If I want to pick up my beer and walk a few steps to play skee-ball this seems to throw the wait staff off. So I guess they expect us to eat, pay and THEN play - whatever - just run a card and let me roam! Oh and bring dollars and change because they don't have a change machine (and the games have not been converted for credit cards) and the one time we saw a couple ask the waitress to make change her attitude told me not to ever do that again. Yikes. Food is super basic. We ordered pretzels and they were literally super pretzels you can get at the supermarket that were barely nuked to make them sort of warm (for almost $9). We stopped going to eat here a few years back when they served me a gray hot dog - so the food is not for me. Beer is very fruity and some are good. They do have a wide variety of domestics and imports. I really wanted to love this place and I am guessing many will, but for me it is dark, food is basic and the new games are nice, but I wish they were easier to get change and just wander and play.

I had the quinoa salad and the pork green chili soup. Absolutely amazing! This salad was probably…read moreone of the best salads that I've had in years. I seriously could not stop eating it. If you're ever in Cañon City, I hope you stop by and take the time. So worth it!!

Excellent happy hour! Bartender was also our server and he was fabulous! Great personality and…read morequick to get us whatever we needed.

We had an excellent experience in the war room. A true speakeasy vibe including a secret passageway…read more(opened via bookshelf), great ambiance, quick + thoughtful service, and an excellent menu. Our drinks were great. Shout out to the bartender for being genuine + kind during our short stop!

Oh my goodness, this speakeasy within the restaurant of the hotel is so much fun and cannot be…read moremissed. Pulling back a book from the shelf allows you to enter a whole separate room. And has a very old world vibe from the war room painting to the dark lighting and dark wood. It feels like a cozy fun place to have a cocktail. The bartender was fantastic. She provided us with the drink menu and noted that she could pour anything or make just about anything we wanted including, or outside of the list. We made it easy and picked two cocktails from the list which were both delicious. Highly recommend stopping in here if you're looking for a pre-dinner or an after dinner cocktail to start or unwind your evening. We will absolutely be back when in the area again to check out more the menu!

We had a Great lunch. The Mac and Cheese is very tasty, especially when brisket is piled on top…read more The hubby really liked the brisket plate, it was nice a marbled. The spicy bbq sauce was just right and added great flavor.

Fast service and food came within minutes of our order. Pulled pork was very good, the brisket was…read moregood not the best and the ribs were too tough. Our friends liked the Mac n cheese and beans.

We finally made our way to Fremont Public House before dinner at the 1887 Eatery (also in the Hotel…read moreSt. Cloud). It is a beautiful space with the original restored bar the centerpiece of space. We just had cocktails, but you can get a limited menu here too. For cocktails I tried one of their specialty drinks the Cowboy Jam (which actually has blackberry jam in it). It sounded odd, but was actually just a little fruity and sweet with a punch of booze. The hubby stuck to whiskey sours and loved them (they will make them with or without egg whites). For my last cocktail I just did an old fashioned with house bourbon and it was wonderful. They really made a balanced cocktail (not too sweet, just a hint of orange and bitters). Comfy barstools, friendly staff and big windows to people watch on the street. Or just take your drink into the very plush and welcoming hotel lobby. I loved it and wished we had come sooner, we will definitely be back and recommend it to others.

I ordered the green chili. It stated with crackles, another name for pork rinds, as I had to ask…read more When my food came out, there was one (1) pork rind in the middle of the green chili, yes it was a large pork rind, however just one. I asked for more rinds to go with my chili. I received 4, yes 4 on a plate. The pork had so much fat on it, I was having to cut it off with a knife before I could eat it. The bill came, I was totally shocked, I was charged $4.00 for the 4 pork rinds that were brought to me on a plate. I wasn't told there was an extra charge for more crackles. I was upset that the waitress, never said there was an extra charge, charging a $1.00 per pork rind is ridiculous. I was NOT impressed to say the least. We drove from Colorado Springs, I won't be coming back. I make better chili, no fat, just great flavor.

Great brews, atmosphere, all tied together by a top notch crew! One of my favorite places to go!read more

Wish I could rate the brewery separate from the Soco chicken because I enjoyed the brewery more…read morethan our meal - I got the King Coal stout on nitro and I thought it was super smooth and tasty. My husband got the Irish Red and we both thought it was solid but nothing special. I liked the ambiance of the brewery inside - looks like the building is some super old historic site. For food, the wait definitely took a while (maybe thirty minutes from ordering). We split a chicken quesadilla and the Big Broody sandwich. The sandwich was tasty, breading was flavorful and came out hot. The homemade tortillas were nice, but the side of salsa definitely could have been double the size. Overall everything was just too greasy and left our stomachs in a bit of unease afterwards. Would come back for beer if we pass through again!