My husband and I went to listen to Wild Love Tigress, a funk band, and we had a blast! The…read moreatmosphere is chill and then depending on the music, people bring the energy with the music. The staff is super friendly and accommodating. We had a couple of glasses of wine, which were decent and as hot as I got from dancing to the funk, I should have ordered a more interesting cocktail with ice! The band was fabulous and we've told everyone we've seen to listen. We will definitely make this a more regular music stop!

Great venue for a show! We didn't try the food but the sound, environment, and cocktails were all…read moreamazing.

Great food & ambiance. We grabbed a quick bite at the bar- The gnocchi was delicious!read more

A favorite in regular rotation. Terrific cocktails, cozy. Great staff. Can't go wrong with anything…read moreon the menu.

Well this is a fun little place. A Tiki Bar in Boulder made for a great after event spot. Themed…read moredrinks and decor are always a win with me. Our server took great care with us and checked on us frequently, which was very much appreciated. They offer both indoor and outdoor seating. Just know that inside seating is dimly lit. Seating is "family-style" so be ready to sit with some new friends you meet. While I did not try any of the drinks or food, those I was with stated a great "foodie" and drink experience. Certain drinks come served in super fun tiki glasses! The drinks were extremely well priced for Boulder! I look forward to going back and giving the food and drink a try. Shout out to Jungle for doing a great job supporting Rocky Mountain Equality during Pride Month. 100% of profits from the Boulder Pride Cocktail menu go to this organization. Awesome!

Jungle is an awesome tiki bar in the heart of Boulder. It's tucked away a stone's throw from Pearl…read moreStreet. I've been here a few times over the last couple years, and it's become a go-to for me in the area. I'm a sucker for a good Mai Tai. And boy oh boy, they make a great one here. Definitely ones of the standouts on the classic cocktail menu. Flip the menu around and you'll find unique original drinks. For the classics, stick with Mai Tai, Jungle Bird, Saturn, or Piña Colada. We came here after an event where there was appetizers, so we didn't want to commit to entrées. Jungle has a nice selection of tropical appetizers, burgers, chicken tenders, fish tacos, etc. This was my first time eating here. We ordered the ceviche and nachos. Ceviche was very sweet due to the passion fruit (actually way too sweet) but I appreciated the execution of the shrimp, lime, and other ingredients. The nachos were solid with a white queso. A fancier/island take on a bar staple. Wouldn't run back for either personally, just my preference! We sat on the patio and service was prompt and friendly. I would like to sit inside one day, keep in mind close to half the seating is outside the actual bar. But on a beautiful night in Boulder, it's a great place to be. Definitely recommend Jungle. It's not one of those overly pretentious tiki bars. It has a nice neighborhood bar feel, albeit their talent behind the stick. Check them out!

Went here with a group of friends and immediately understood why people love this place. River and…read moreWoods has that very specific cozy Boulder atmosphere that somehow feels both rustic and intimate without trying too hard. The whole space feels warm and relaxed in a way that makes you want to stay longer than planned. Food was genuinely very good across the board and the service struck that perfect balance of being attentive without constantly interrupting the table or hovering over conversations. I'd especially recommend it for small groups or date nights because it manages to feel social without getting overwhelmingly loud. Parking is mostly street parking, but we didn't have too much trouble finding a spot nearby.

A group and I visited River and Woods for dinner on a weekday. We easily found parking on the…read morestreet right in front of the restaurant where there is a sign to easily identify it. I think the best thing about River and Woods is the interior and exterior decoration. It is very clear that a lot of thought and time was put into the atmosphere here. From the cute door knocker to the bathroom wallpaper, the theme is well-executed. The food was a bit disappointing. The blue oyster mushroom appetizer was extremely salty. I thought it was just me but the rest of the table agreed as well. My trout was well-cooked and I enjoyed it quite a bit. The chicken was also salty although cooked well. I did not try the burger but I was told it was salty as well. The prices of all the items were quite high for what I thought was presented. Service was good and thankfully our waters were filled frequently for how much water we were drinking due to the high salt content.

Elizabeth was so fabulous and the food was amazing she deserves that free bottle. I love board and…read morebottle will be back!

Amazing service food and environwn place to come back to, Tommy the server was amazing and took…read morecare of us

Amazing! One of our favorite meals ever. The hospitality was warm, unpretentious and excellent…read more The food was delicious and interesting and hyper-local. The setting was charming. It is certainly pricey, but for our 15th anniversary, it was worth it.

Everything about dinner was amazing. The staff is super friendly and accommodating. The property is…read moregreat and the views are incredible. The food is to die for. Every single dish was soooo good and the attention to detail, in everything, was so on par. Cannot say enough good things!!

I've eaten at two of the other restaurants in the group, Alma Fonda Fina and Alteño, so when we…read morewere going to be in Boulder mid-afternoon I checked the schedule for Cozobi and was surprised to find that they open at 2pm with both a happy hour menu plus the full dinner menu. Even better, there were seats available at the chef's counter. I'm sure the dinner hour is a more intense experience, but we walked into a peaceful, beautiful space at 2:15pm. There were a few people in the bar, otherwise the restaurant was empty except for our two seats at the chef's counter with a great view of the kitchen. It felt like the restaurant was closed and just serving the two of us. Cozobi is the Zapotec god of maize and agriculture which is certainly appropriate for a restaurant focused on authentic masa. Outside there's a long, secluded patio. You enter to the lobby of an office building, then go left into Cozobi. There's an elegant bar in front, the dining room in the middle, then the comfortable chef's counter and kitchen in the rear. We started with two items from the happy hour menu: Taco Dorado with wild mushrooms, queso Chihuahua, and guacachile (a green sauce made from chilis and onions) and Ceviche de Huachinango with red snapper and smashed avocado served tostada-style on an authentic tortilla. The mushroom taco was amazingly savory with absolutely delicious flavors that melded perfectly. The ceviche was good, but I'm not a fan of Chef Curiel's extremely hard tortillas. There were too many small bits on the tostada to pick it up without everything falling off and it was impossible to cut. We finally scraped off the ceviche and then broke up the tortilla to eat separately. Next we went to the dinner menu with the Callo de Hacha al las Brasas, Fall River scallops, serrano ponzu, tomato butter, and chives. I've had this before and it was as beautiful and delicious as ever. The small scallops were cooked perfectly. The Taco de Pastor came with Sakura pork collar, recaudo rojo (a tomato, onion, and garlic sauce), charred pineapple, and salsa verde cruda (a tomatillo sauce). Again, beautiful to look at and very savory, tender, and delicious. Finally we went for the Huachinango a la Veracruzana, Baja red snapper in an olive tomato broth with roasted lemon rice. OMG, the broth was amazing. A perfectly cooked piece of fish with wonderful flavors and a delightful dish of rice to accompany the fish. Cozobi offers dessert and we finished with a picture-perfect tres leches cake, swimming in a luscious sauce. I just love trying lots of different tastes and this menu is well-organized to provide that. Six dishes were the perfect amount of food and we left very satisfied. The very charming Asia provided great service while also busy in the kitchen. A few of the servers assisted from time-to-time. Everything ran like clockwork. My girlfriend enjoyed herself and we were both very impressed.

An exceptional experience, from beginning to end. The chef, Johnny Curiel, has a Michelin star and…read moreis a James Beard nominated cook, and it shows. The restaurant itself is beautiful and the beautiful bar is the centerpiece of this gorgeous restaurant. The atmosphere is a lovely combination of elegance and dining comfort. The waitstaff is beautifully trained, and everyone who works here seems to be very proud of the food and ambiance. We started with a tuna crudo which was one of the stars of the meal. The tuna was delicious and the broth was heavenly. We ordered pork taco and a beef taco, both so tasty. For our entree, we had the snapper in tomato broth. I'm still thinking about it! As soon as you know you're going to Boulder, book a reservation. Even is all you can get is an 8:45, take it! This was without a doubt the best dining experience we enjoyed in Boulder. My only regret is that I didn't book at least 3 meals here during our stay! I won't make that mistake again! Cozobi Fonda Fina is simply that good!

My son his fiancée and my husband took me here for Mother's Day and it was a treat!…read more We were immediately greeted and seated by friendly staff. The view is incredible and we had a corner table. Amazing!! The food was fresh, fun and presented beautifully. We tried an array of dishes and every single one was a delight. I will remember this one for celebrations and special events but even an early dinner or happy hour with this view would be amazing.

We came for our 32nd anniversary and we had a wonderful time. The provided on the house. Champagne…read more(or wine?) I don't drink alcohol, so they made us mocktails and it was delicious!! We ordered Pan -which is soft, comes with creamy butter; also, got ensalada (local farm) because of that pesticide, I was worried. It turned out better than last time; Calabacin - was good, until kick of spice, doesn't come on quick, after chewing and swallowing, phew! There's a kick of spice and I drank everything surrounding me, asked for ice, it doesn't come with water, mocktail and Sprite with cherries; Jamon Fat Fries - basic French fries, of course yummy; 37 day dry aged cowboy ribeye 24 oz is delicious, hubby was in love; for dessert it's chocolate tarte (4got) fancy name, it was served inside dark brown cup, I thought it was part of dessert, nope! It's unusual--umm, like chocolate mousse inside. I wanted to love it, but no, I do not recommend ordering. We sat in okay spot. They said, we'd be in best table...where we sat, we couldn't take good pictures, it was at corner. If we were one table over, it would've been amazing. The ambience was great. For service, I had to take a star away, I didn't want to...service was ok, I kept inquiring about my refills, way we were served, we were barely eating appetizers and salad...they came to take away plates to give us dinner plates, it felt rushed. I was trying to finish bread and salad, while they were moving plates around, so they can take it. If they waited 5 minutes, it would've been smoother. Dinner was great, server came right back, we barely got steak on our plates, inquired about taste...again, it was rushed. Plus, check your receipt! They already added 10% tip, which is fine, but without any notice or none that was displayed. I'm sure we'll return, maybe when the Alpine Globes returns, it's a nice place and my husband enjoys rooftop dining.