Checked out this spot while we were camping for a week and would recommend to look elsewhere if…read moreyou're looking for food. The drinks are decent and they have a couple TVs if you're looking to watch same games like we were. The service was okay, they didn't clean up the table so we sat with someone's old food and dishes on the table for a while. We got pretzels bites and nachos, both weren't worth it. The pretzels bites was dry and flavorless - tastes like the frozen ones you get from the grocery. The nachos were subpar - ingredients weren't very good. The taste weren't terrible but not great. I think getting tour own food at the grocery would states better than this but would come back for only drinks.

Ouch. Just ouch. Good watering hole, but if your choices…read morefor food at Red Feather Lakes is between camp food, this place, or killing a wild animal with your bare hands and taking your chances, pick this third. No grill, so everything is oven baked, even the nachos. In The Tavern's defense, the salad was good/average. The nachos were basically baked Tostitos with what appeared to be cheese whiz. The pizza was the first pizza I've ever had one slice and called it quits. Who can destroy a pizza? The bar area was lively and the service was good. Best bet in this area is the Pot Belly. If you want a good drink and great view stop here. Good intentions, just not good food.

A great small business at a convenient location. I really appreciate the employee (owner maybe?)…read morewas helpful but not pushy or overbearing while I was browsing - big plus for me!

And the coveted Five Stars from Barry G. goes to…read more..... The Bottled Olive in Windsor! Here we go. This unassuming storefront appeared about 18 months ago in the strip of shops that are just across the parking lot and west of King Soopers. If I average 10 visits to King Soopers per month, that means I've driven by this place nearly 200 times while staring at the sign, wondering how a shop that sells bottled olives could survive, and just being too rushed to make time to stop in and check it out. There's also a dentist office over in that strip of shops - and I maintain a strict 100-foot rule when it comes to those places (except Dr. Owens....see my Yelp on Owen's Dentistry for more details). ANYWAY... So, why the big delay in visiting The Bottled Olive? Well, I guess, I expected olives. In bottles. I've got nothing against bottled olives. In fact, that's usually when olives look their most spiffy. But I drove close enough to the front a few days ago and saw that they offer infused olive oils and vinegars. Hmmmm...mental note, I thought.... So, today, we made a point of checking-off one of my many mental notes and stopped in to check it out. Two things became immediately clear. First, I'd made a giant mistake by not visiting this place way earlier. Second, this wasn't going to be a quick stop. Samples of dips, jams, mustards, spreads and even Bloody Mary mixes lined the walls before we even got to the showcase line-up of 30+ oils and vinegars at the rear of the store. Oil flavors included things like Blood Orange, Peppered Bacon, Avocado, Wild Rosemary, and Sweet Cream Butter. Next to the oils were a wide variety of vinegars such as Cucumber, Toasted Coconut, Mango, Summer Peach, and Spicy Sriracha - along with some more traditional balsamic options. It was nearly too much to process - so we jumped right into sampling! The flavors were incredible, and the staff offered great use suggestions. They also had printed materials with great ways to include their "O&V"s in healthy meals. The store offers all kinds of popcorn flavorings, lots of unique pastas (imported from Italy, no less), various coffees and teas, and some very cool gift ideas. If I wasn't already feeling terrible about assuming "bottled olives" (seriously?), owner Michelle showed us their kitchen and told us all about their cooking classes and their themed evenings where they prepare 5-course meals for attendees while providing insights on how to incorporate their products into a healthy and tasty lifestyle. We checked out their website and cooking schedule when we got home, and we've already booked the "Backyard Daddy's Grub" cooking event with our new friends at The Bottled Olive at the end of this month! A convenient location, reasonable prices, incredible flavors, friendly staff.... wait for it..... OLIVE this place!

Luxury olive oil, seasoning, flavored coffee, and kitchen stuff store. Dark chocolate…read moreraspberrycoffee and blueberry cream coffee is very great!

I started shooing here a while ago and my cooking has completely changed. From the best oils and…read morespices to pastas and sauces. The staff is more like family sharing home style recipes and advice! Olive and Herb changed the way I cook and the way I look! I smile more lol!!!!!

The pasta was really good, the service was as good as it could get because it was crazy crowded and…read morebusy. We had the same idea as everyone else, carbon load before the Boulderthon race. I will say this little place took a beating with all of the customers orders. My friends and I did have to wait a very long time for our food to go, but the lady that gave us our food apologized. She was super sweet and offered us a drink on the house. Probably on another day, when its not as hectic, it would be great to sit outside and enjoy the food under beautiful weather while people watching. The location is in a cool spot near lots of shopping, if thats your thing and not super far from Colorado University Buffalos' campus. (Was so hungry, forgot to.tsk a photo ‍)

This is a cute little casual restaurant. The pasta was freshly made in front of you. The prices are…read morepretty reasonable for the portions served. I also tried the ginger drink which was pretty refreshing. I like that they have options to just purchase the uncooked pasta so you can make it at home. You just order off the kiosk and then they bring the food to you.

The ambiance of Maida Trattoria is lovely. You walk in and our greeted by gorgeous light fixtures…read more We started w the buratta which was honestly unreal I kept saying "ohmygod this is so good." It was perfectly salted and the bed of argula it was on had this delicious pesto drizzle omg. And don't even get me started on the tomatoes!!! Then we split the Bolognese and the vodka ravioli. The server came around and gave us freshly grated parm and freshly cracked pepper omfggggg!!!! The bolognese was good but the ravioli blew it out of the water it was sooo cheesy and the vodka sauce was unreal. The tiramisu was delicious. It wasn't a lot of chocolate and coffee mostly the cream which was light and airy and perfectly sweet. And it came w a cute flower garnish!

Despite being in the three - star range on yelp, I really wanted to like this place and hoped it…read morewas one of those cases where I disagreed with the reviews. It wasn't the case. Starting off with the good - the service was good. The manager had a lot of positive personality. In general, the service staff is trying their best and there's no negative attitude. Great ! The ambiance was nice. Business appropriate , date appropriate. Nice night out level. However, the food. The most important part of dinner. Sadly, it was a bit disappointing. - meatballs: tasted processed. Not made from scratch. It may be the blend or the seasoning or both, but this was not something worth ordering at all. 3 small meatballs. A bit on the dry side. - the mushroom appetizer. Hardly any mushrooms on the middle of the fried outside. Really it was a shell of fried outside breading and very little of what resembled the taste or texture of mushrooms. Pass on this. -fungi pasta - this wasn't bad, but not a standout. 3 stars. Probably the best thing I ordered. - short beef ravioli - I'm not trying to be critical or harsh but this tasted like something I can buy as a microwaveable meal at Trader Joe's. Huge disappointment. If I needed a nice place to discuss business , I may go in to get drinks and light food. But if you're a foodie , or remotely emphasize food as an important part of a meal, I would probably pass, at least for now.

What a wonderful experience we had tonight we were in town for the Estes Park holiday parade after…read moreThanksgiving and we had reservations at Mama Rose's Holy cats... Alex, our waiter, was so attentive and took care of all of us. We had a table of 13. All of our dinners came out just perfect. The special tonight was a sirloin marsala, and oh my gosh, it was "melt in your mouth" delicious... I had an option of either pasta or roasted potatoes and vegetables and I thoroughly enjoyed the potatoes and vegetables. It was absolutely delicious and so flavorful. The lasagna was absolutely delicious and my hubby's Chicken Parmesan was also really good... What a nice little place tucked away right on the river....

The salads are huge..delicious and did i say huge. The flat bread was OK and the soup of the day…read morewas a beef soup and was loaded with veggies

Quality beyond all! The food is quality, the owners are quality, I cannot say enough about these…read moreguys! They support other locals and sell ingredients carefully sourced and honored for their homage. The past is homemade is OUT OF THIS WORLD! The sauces and topping are incredible! A little piece of Italy in a pretty green truck. STOP! You will not be disappointed for supporting such amazing people!

These guys have authentic Italian food and put so much care, quality, and talent in their food…read more Check them out around town at local places or at the Longmont Farmers Market - Yum!

Not Satisfied. We bought Gnocchi, a jar of Sundried…read moreTomatoes, and a jar of Artichoke Hearts..spent $50 There were 5 Artichokes in the jar. I did not examine the jar before buying it, however that jar was $15 which means each Artichoke cost $3. The Sundried Tomatoes and Gnocchi were good but waaaaaay overpriced. There were no price stickers on ANYTHING. Buyer Beware when going into this shop.

From the owner: Our love and passion of food and travel coupled with the desire to share it with our friends and…read morefamily led us to create the Mediterranean Table. We pride ourselves on our customer service and look forward to helping you select unique products from the Amalfi Coast. *Boutique closed Nov 1st - April 30th; online store available year around.

Lovely Gal who helped and served me. A small restaurant where there were tables on the patio…read moreoutside, no room inside to sit. I tried a few of the Gelatos and decided on Vanilla and Strawberry, they were delicious. The menu is extensive with sandwiches, pasta and some desserts, like Cannolis. The gal suggested I get the Lasagna, as they make it "In House", which was a nice size portion. It had sausage and meat in layers of pasta, with a Fabulous Sauce. ABSOLUTELY THE BEST LASAGNA I HAVE EVER EATEN. The service was quick :~} The next time I get to Ft. Collins, I will definitely go there to eat.

Sorbetto was delicious! The pizza was not. We ordered the veggie pizza. Some of the veggies were…read moreburnt and the middle of the pizza was not fully cooked, very doughy. The sauce could also use a bit more flavor. Maybe other pizzas are better. It was very busy so maybe things were rushed. We barely ate the pizza. It really wasn't appetizing. Now I'm out 26 bucks.

Tasty options for olive oil and amazing vinegars as well. Great service and they took their time…read moresampling flavors and making recommendations. Cute spot in great location. A tad pricey but you are getting good quality so what do you expect?

Probably one of the most unique specialty stores in FoCo. This place is so cool! Literally any…read moreflavor combo you could think of to make an olive oil, they've got it. It always smells really good too. This is a really great place to get a gift for somebody!