We always go for oysters on Wednesday evening they're so great and delicious-$1.50 is an insane…read morevalue. And they have an other appetizers on that happy hour menu that are really good as well. However, after going for the last years, I decided to stray and order off the menu, the lamb chops are oh my goodness the best lamb chops in the valley you will not be disappointed.

Clean and modern restaurant with outdoor vibes. Their burgers tasted great and was a good spot to…read morestop for lunch on our road trip through the Colorado mountains. The service was nothing the write home about but I did enjoy the overall experience.

I rarely ever leave reviews, although my outstanding experience at Capitol Public House (CPH) in…read moreEagle, CO, definitely deserves some feedback. I've dined at CPH a number of times. Growing up working and enjoying restaurants, I know the importance of a positive first impression that carries throughout the entire dining experience. Every time I come in, I am met with a personable, friendly, and knowledgeable employee, willing and able to suggest anything to tickle my fancy for an elevated dining experience. I can tell there is a lot of fun to be had amidst the people working because everyone is smiling and seemingly having a great time. These are some of the themes I was excited to embrace as I took on planning one of my friend's birthdays. Being a planner, I started talking with the manager, Morgan to ensure everything went smoothly. Morgan went above and beyond to assure I was aware of all of the logistics that went into coordinating the best birthday party at Capitol Public House. I definitely did not make things easy for her. Despite the back and forths that came from an indecisive group of people, Morgan was able to get us an estimate of what the minimum would be to host the party, she was able to ensure we would have the back room for a party of 30, on a Saturday, at 17:00 (crazy busy time for the restaurant); all the while delegating herself with gracious kindness and clear communication. This was so nice to be met with, especially considering how any other person (including myself) would have lost patience considering the circumstances of the situation. Having seen and been a part of parties at this restaurant, I know that the night would have been a spectacular experience. Unfortunately, the other members of the party decided to take charge and make new plans. I was so sad that our work wasn't rewarded that I felt I needed to share my experience of planning the party so others would have a feel for the ease and excitement I experienced while doing so. To Morgan and everyone at CPH, thank you for your outstanding and considerate service, always, especially in planning this party. Y'all rock socks!

This place wasn't bad. The service was excellent, but the cut of beef was mediocre. Too much fat…read moreand gristle for the price. Everything else was delicious, and the atmosphere was nice.

Grand Ave Grill is a locals' favorite. I've had a number of dishes there including the prime rib…read morespecial on Fridays and Saturdays. Pro tip: Come HUNGRY! They say the cut is 14 oz, but sometimes they don't measure/weigh it and it can be closer to 16 oz. Also, save some room for ice cream. Did I mention you should come hungry? We usually sit at the bar in the back and there is open mic on Wednesday evenings. The performers are good. In fact, we haven't heard a bad performer yet. The fried chicken salad is great and the honey mustard dressing is made in house and a must try, even if you get it on the side. Their burgers are juicy and amazing. I recommend the Castle Peak with fries. Every time we've gone, the service has been top notch. The bartenders are personable and prompt. They seem to know everyone there as well, which is always a good thing. One thing to note is that parking for the restaurant can be limited, but usually we can find a spot.

A MUST GOOOO!!! Annie at the front desk is so sweet! We went around 10:30 and it was perfect! The…read morefood was absolutely delicious and tasty. Super fast service and friendly as heck! Definitely try the chicken wrap it was my favorite :-)

Long trip from Moab, UT to Longmont, CO on Wed 8/20/25. Needed a lunch break, no fast food chains…read morefor us. Found this nostalgic 1950's style diner conveniently located off US I70, exit 147. First thing we noticed was how sparkingly clean it is. Counter & booth service. We sat in a both and Maddie brought us water, menus, & took our drink order. Lunches were a BLT w/ salad & grilled ham & swiss on rye w/ fries ($13.95 each). Both really really good & speedy service. A great find & value priced. Highly recommended for hungry travelers. Open 8am-3pm daily. Thanks again to Maddie & the kitchen. Nick & Liz, Albany, NY, USA

We love this place in the cool town of eagle. Killer vibes. Great service. The food is awesome. And…read morecomes out quickly also. The grilled chicken Caesar salad and the ham and cheese add turkey jalapeños and tomatoes on sourdough js soooo yummy. Our fave stop when going through the pass!!

I drove into Eagle from Las Vegas. After a 9 hour drive, I wanted to eat something nice, warm &…read morespicy. I saw the open sign from the Best Western. Definitely wanted to give this Chinese restaurant a try. OMG! The Kung Pao Shrimp was so delicious. The shrimp were of good size & quality. The hot garlic sauce was of a tasty spicy blend. I did wish the peanuts were crushed but that's me being picky. The dinner portion was definitely enough for 2 people. But hey it was so good, I finished it all by myself. The gentleman behind the counter was very energetic & amusing. He was quick to refill my coke. He was very attentive. The restaurant was of great size. You can definitely fit multiple large size families. Great ambiance. Definitely worth the visit.

I was hesitant from other reviews but do like to try small town Asian restaurants. And this place…read moredid it for us!! Generous servings and the meats were pretty good. We got the house fried rice, beef lo mein, kung pao chicken, and wonton soup. The soup broth was good but the wontons weren't flavorful (could use some salt/seasoning). The shrimp and char siu pork in the rice were yummy -- and no shortage of egg! Beef lo mein and kung pao chicken were pretty standard, but we enjoyed the meat tenderness. Overall, I think the dishes could use more seasoning but everything was good. We had enough leftovers for breakfast the next day. Plus, taking shots at a Chinese restaurant bar is an experience!

Service was good…read more Food was ok, not great. Most of our dishes had a green sauce over them. It was very tart and not a great sauce at all. I wish I had a red sauce to compare it to, but not on my tamale which was weird or the smothered enchilada either. The quesadillas the kids got were not smothered and were much better. May try again but ask for no green sauce.

The food was good and the service was nice, prefect spot right across the hotel after work hit the…read morespot. Those oysters were my favorite

They don't honor their own advertisements on happy hour deals from 4-7pm. Also half of the lanes…read moredon't even work. We had to be moved to other side of bowling alley to get a lane with bumpers for our kid. Staff mentioned multiple lanes out of order. Then when you finally get to bowl your bowling ball gets stuck every other time. Pretty high prices for bowling early. We got there before 5:00 and no wait staff came by so went to the bar to order and bartender told us go see the wait staff lady over there. As soon as our time expired the waitress came and took our food without asking if we were done also. Then the prices were double what the sign says and they said you have to order and eat your food at the bar and it doesn't say that on the signs. We spoke to the owner and they did nothing about it. At least I know why I never go here now.

Came here the other night with friends and had a blast! We rented 2 lanes to bowl for the 7 of us…read more It was a little bit of a wait but that was no problem as we were hungry so I ordered a calzone and we split some beer pitchers. The calzone was pretty good and the service was great. Everyone there was super friendly and helpful. I loved the ambiance of the place- on the side that we were on they turned the lights down late at night and turned on black lights which was awesome. Can't wait to come back

Almost didn't come here because of the reviews but it was very clean, the staff was professional…read moreand quick! Highly recommend coming here.

I went there today after a 13 hour shift. Exhausted tired beyond belief. I didn't have the energy…read moreor desire to make dinner so I stopped here. Mistake, huge. The sandwich was cut with a knife that was sitting in water/sanitizer wiped off. I prefer my sandwich cut with a clean dry knife. I was getting a refill on my drink and was informed there is a limit to one refill. Never heard of that before. Not returning. Clean knives is not too much to expect.

This place is a carniceria, general store and restaurant all in one, and it's awesome. You can…read morefind latin treats such as candies and drinks as well as different cuts of meat, spices and even pinatas. We poked around the store a bit and it definitely gave the feeling of not being in the valley anymore. Ultimately we came to eat though and so you go to the back and it's a very cafeteria feeling eatery back there. The ceilings are high, there are chairs and tables and extra inventory everywhere. Based on the menu, we ordered tacos, but they also had tortas, burritos and even off-menu menudo (next time). We got some drinks and ordered our tacos. They came out reasonably quickly and we're just absolutely loaded with meat. Almost like they had been punched out of a larger taco with a cookie cutter. I ordered the carne asada and chicharrone tacos while my wife got pastor and carne asada. I'd definitely be down to try all the other offerings. This meal was a great surprise. I'll definitely be coming back here again and again.

Fast casual take out (or stay and eat) place attached to a grocery store…read more Printed menus are on the table in front of the register and open kitchen. Order first, grab a soda from the many refrigerators on the wall and wait for your food. They'll stick your tray on the counter but don't call out that it is ready so if it's busy keep your eyes open. We ordered four kinds of tacos: Carne asada (steak) - it was tender enough and well cooked but seriously lacking in flavor compared to the others that we tasted. Chicken - decent tender chicken shreds albeit a bit plain. Chicharron - small pieces of crispy pork rind that right before serving in the tacos are tossed in a spicy tomato sauce. Very good but you have to eat this one instantly when served otherwise the crispy pork rind starts to get mushy and chewy. Very delicious sauce! Pork al Pastor - Seriously the best of the four. Normally al pastor are made with the pork cooked in layers on a vertical split and served with some pineapple. Since this isn't a very busy place they don't do the volume required for having that kind of spit and they cook marinated chunks of pork on the grill. The marinade was very flavorful and strong and I would order these again the next time we are in the area and decide to eat here. One of the folks in our group had the multiple meat hamburger. It had a beef patty, some baloney like meat, a grilled piece of ham, a split hotdog, and bacon! They have lots of Hispanic and Mexican soft drinks as well as Pepsi products but very little in terms of low calorie drinks. Just Diet Pepsi and then three or four versions of flavored, unsweetened waters like Topo Chico. A very good value relative to the ski town where we are staying.