Small, friendly, and super helpful. Prices best in area. Made great suggestions and helped me…read morerestock my bar. Hoping to attend their wine tasting!

Service and amazing selection! Prices are excellent as well. Staff are very helpful loading goods…read moreinto my car.

Maryann M provided excellent service tonight for us & grandkids…read morePictures are from this visit and one before with Kelsey. Atmosphere was relaxed, but busy. Food was excellent - burgers and kids meals.

PRICES are out of this world and the Quality and Quantity leave 100% to be desired! I ordered a…read moresalad with Turkey and what I was given was a half of a head of lettuce with minor amount of dressing turned upside down and nothing else! My friend ordered the same thing, but was given everything that was missing on my order! We both had a dessert-but sadly didn't check the price. When the bill was handed to me it was over $70-not including tip! Please, Please, Please don't go to this restaurant!!!

The tour is great. You absolutely should book in advance (check online, I believe it is 25 days…read moreahead to the day of your desired visit) and if you snooze, you lose. The tours fill up very quickly. If you are able to book a tour, read the instructions and guidelines closely. No bags or purses. Get there early. Park in the free lot and shuttle to the facility. There are a lot of rules but all of the employees are extremely friendly. You get three decent-sized tastings at different intervals during the tour. Unfortunately, the tastings are of Coors, Coors Light, and Blue Moon. Blue Moon is kind of ok but, come on, Coors and Coors Light are simply not good beers. I don't care how many millions of cans they sell. Hot tip: if it is offered on the tour, try the NON-alcoholic Blue Moon. It is the best thing there by far and it has a lot of flavor. The facility itself is absolutely massive so, obviously, you will only see a tiny fraction of it during the tour. The best part is seeing the canning machines. It is like peeking into Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. I was mesmerized. The tour is very interesting and you will learn a lot about the beer making process and the history of Coors, in general. It is well worth taking, but be vigilant and book well in advance.

This is a very good tour for any beer lovers out there. Just taking the trip to Golden itself was…read moreworth it. I will say having toured Budweiser and Miller before this (for the big 3), I'd rank this 3rd, however that doesn't mean you shouldn't do the tour. The website to schedule was a little wonky but eventually I was able to secure a 10:50 AM tour on a Friday. We arrived via ride share around 10:20. They told us to return around 10:40 to get ready for the shuttle ride over. When we returned it was like a fine oiled machine. We took the shuttle ride over and then were introduced to our tour guide and our ids were checked. Tour itself takes about an hour and you have two beers during the tour itself and then one at the end. The first "stop" you can have a Coors Light or Blue Moon. Second stop you can have a Coors Banquet, and then at the end you are able to choose between a Banquet, Coors Lite, Miller Lite, or a Molson. Tour guide was very informative and the tour itself was good. You are able to see various components of beer production. Schedule early and enjoy the tour, then walk over to Golden. You may want to stop in the gift shop to buy a crowler to go. It's a cute 25 ounce beer.

Love their tapas and the big warm bread baskets…read more The service is very patient and kind. The ambiance is great for a date night or to sit at the bar.

What a nightmare. I live in Connecticut where there are many Barcelonas and this being the only one…read morein Denver. This is the worst representation of how a Barcelona should be. Let's start with the size of bathroom 1 stall 1 urinal for a place this size is ridiculous.Guys stacked inside all waiting to use bathroom . Next we were sat outside by the flower box. There were dead flies floating in my glass of water, I asked for a new glass which was given immediately. The plate for the oil had to be asked to be replaced as well because there was dirt and facial hair on it. That was also replaced and after pouring the oil on new plate we clearly see and took a picture of more hair in the oil. The flies were out of control the whole time constantly swatting at them. Yellow jacket wasps flying around the flowers which is probably causing more bugs i recommend fake flowers or any attempt to decrease them. The flowers were also watered twice by I belive a manager mid aged male who splashed my fiance both times with water has he did not water them carefully he was flinging the last of water out of can nd got her both times. He was not mindful of her being litterally 1 ft away and she made it very obvious in her reaction both times just careless. The new york strip had to be re done as we asked for it to be with out horseradish it came with it on anyway and medium rare . Cooking style was never asked nd shouldn't be assumed to be rare at all especially when its not listed on menu that way. I personally refused to order anything and only stayed because my fiance didn't want to waste the trip. This whole experience felt like anything but classy. Will never return.

Bennett Market Place does the job for a small town liquor store…read more + The Staff: The staff is friendly and gets to know you (or the BF and I just come here too much), being one of two liquors stores in the small town of Bennett, I'm sure they know everyone. + The Selection: For the size of the store, they have a decent selection. Not as many micro brewery items as I'd personally like to see, but Bennett isn't a micro brewery kinda town. They will try to order in things for you if you ask or show interest so that's a big plus! Nice variety of options across beer, wine, and other spirits. + The Cost: The pricing here can be a little high. I usually prepare to spend anywhere from $3 to $10 more (depending on the item) than I would in "town." You are paying for the convenience and supporting a small town business. **Pro Tip: Ask if they have their stamp cards in. Every $10 you spend you get a stamp; after 10 stamps you get $5 off. Not much of a discount, but it's something!

Is it just me or does the bearded guy always have an attitude? If you don't want to stop what your…read moredoing and help a customer, maybe you should find another line of work.

This is the liquor store right down the street from work and a favorite! The owner says hello and…read morehow are you to every single person that walks through the door. They have what I want and it is a clean store with specials all the time... the only things i do not like... 5 limit on credit cards... (i hate when people do that) I gues i am not buying single beers so I am not affected... Sometimes the bottles I purchase are not so cold.... No biggie throw them in the fridge for a while... The parking lot is also a cluster with it being right next to a gas station. Otherwise... a staple in my quest for a Friday beer.

The guy who works nights is tight gives me knuckles pretty much why I go there plus open lateread more