The Mishawaka is clearly a place where music comes first and food is an afterthought, and…read moreunfortunately our experience made that very obvious. We started with the spinach artichoke dip, which actually tasted good, but it was served with vegetables that were visibly moldy. That immediately killed any confidence I had in the kitchen's food safety and quality control. Moldy food should never make it onto a plate, period. Service was friendly, but not especially competent or attentive. It was the kind of experience where, even when something is clearly wrong, you don't have much confidence that asking for it to be corrected is going to improve anything. At a certain point, you just pay the bill and know you won't be coming back. The entrées were at least edible. The Reuben was decent, the burger was very plain, and the fries were underwhelming. There were also some questionable touches throughout the outdoor dining setup. Silverware was already grouped in bulk in the center for multiple guests to grab, along with condiments that appeared to have been sitting outside in the sun all day. Combined with being served moldy vegetables, it gave the overall impression that food handling and quality control simply aren't major priorities here. I understand that people primarily come to the Mishawaka for the setting and live music, and that part is obviously the attraction. But being a music venue shouldn't mean accepting noticeably lower standards from the restaurant. Music over food, and they seem to know it. You come for the tunes, but you may even leave with a stronger stomach.

Went to see a concert here last night; quite the unique experience! Most people have to be shuttled…read moreup for concerts as the parking is very limited. Honestly the road going up is pretty curvy and definitely dark after the sun sets, so I'm super glad we had the shuttle. The outside deck for dinner has a great ambiance right there on the river. However, the inside bar and eating area felt like a greenhouse (albeit, we've been suffering from 100+ temps for awhile now). During concerts, they don't have their indoor bathrooms available; only the use of porter poties outside, but I will say they were nicer/cleaner than I expected. They had plenty of bars open during the concert, so there was never really much of a line, which was great! The space is in the middle of a canyon right by the river and a very unique and exclusive experience that you don't see every day. People sat in the astroturf beforehand and between sets, but everyone stood/danced during the show. There aren't many seats - just in the VIP areas. Certainly an overall cool experience!

Awesome burgers! The server was so friendly and the portions were huge. When we visited around…read moreFebruary, there was a sweet little boy trying to help the other servers by taking orders and bringing in food. It was so surreal to see him work hard at such a young age. Me and my husband are planning to celebrate all our special days with a burger there. At least, till we are living in Colorado.

A Must-Stop Mountain Gateway -- The Forks Mercantile Has It All…read more If you've driven up 287 north of Fort Collins, you've seen The Forks -- the last real stop for food, fuel, and essentials before heading west on Highway 14 to Red Feather or north toward Wyoming. And it's absolutely worth the stop. Here's what's to love: * 24-hour gas station -- a lifesaver for late-night or early-morning mountain runs. * Adorable historic building with classic Colorado charm and a welcoming covered porch. * A well-stocked general store offering all the essentials: Tylenol, laundry detergent, snacks, basic groceries, and more. * A fantastic gift shop featuring items from local artisans -- books, jewelry, crafts, and unique Colorado-made goods you won't find at big-box stores. * Great coffee options and a surprisingly excellent sandwich counter downstairs. * A full restaurant and bar upstairs, where the food is delicious and the staff is warm, friendly, and attentive. The atmosphere is vintage, cozy, and authentically Colorado -- the kind of place locals rely on and travelers instantly love. Highly recommended as your go-to stop on the way to the mountains.

Great vibes here with live music on a Sunday evening and the staff was so friendly!…read more Food was just as expected and Rigby is the sweetest boy.

Rigby's is a great addition to rural Livermore area. Plenty of parking, tables and outside seating…read morewith a view. Party of eight had an early dinner on a Saturday afternoon. Our waitperson was quick and friendly. I ordered the 'George' which is a juicy Italian sausage with peppers, onions, mozzarella & marinara on a toasted bun ($16). Side opinions are fries or coleslaw, upgraded sides are Mac & Cheese or sweet potato fries for $2 more. I had the fries that were served hot and very crispy. Others had the Taco salad and Buffalo wings ($16), and Tomato & Arugula pizza ($15). Everyone enjoyed their meal. Later in the evening they had live music which was a pleasant surprise. The restaurants namesake 'Rigby' made his way around the restaurant and greeted folks, but looked more like he wanted a handout. Rigby's Roadhouse is worth the trip for delicious food and a fun evening.

This place has a new owner, so please disregard any old reviews. We usually just go for drinks on…read moreSaturday night. That when they have live music. I have no idea how they book such entertaining musicians, time after time. It's always very enjoyable. Considering how packed the place gets, the service is still really good. On the food side, I have celiac disease so my choices are limited, but they do have a gluten free pizza. And they have salads I can have. The "normal" pizzas look pretty amazing.

Red Feather Tavern really made my summer in RFL enjoyable…read more I would have almost thought this place was a hole in the wall plucked from a corner of OH. It almost made me homesick. The food, the staff, the ambiance reminded me of my previous haunts from times ago. The staff here are amazing - how those girls juggle all the tables inside & out - is truly amazing & they're never salty when things get stressful. If you're a regular you'll see the same myriad of locals trickling in and out at the bar. I think that's why I really enjoy this spot-- this isn't a place but for the white haired yuppie crowd in their pristine polos and khakis. You get a fair mix of true full time locals here just chilling out after a long day of work. On to the food - for what they can get up on the mountain - they do ok! The menus change by the season, but the staples are some of the Cajun items (mostly deep fried goodness), but the burgers here are always good. They had a bbq chicken Sammie that was my jam, too. The other thing I love about this place is that they're always trying to give back to the locals, whether it's a Bingo night, or fantasy league football -- they want folks to come & chill. & I haven't even mentioned the bands they bring in! All were enjoyable! I guess what I'm truly trying to get at is that I like this place & I'll almost be homesick for it once I leave for the season. Till we meet again!

We stopped in here on our way to someplace else:) This…read morelittle store has been here since 1865. It's been through several fires and re-buildings and is still standing and very busy. It has a lot of Mercantile items and also a Small Restaurant. We got some breakfast sandwiches, ham, egg and cheese on an English muffin. My hubby got sausage with his. $450 for the little sandwich. It was really tasty to. The people there are super friendly, and the sandwiches came out pretty quickly. They have some tourist items like homemade salsa from this area. The restaurant has fish fry first weekend of every month. Generous portions of cod and fries. There is also a gas station and a restroom. Not much else around here so stop in and enjoy!

I was on fumes and just made it to their gas pumps. Then I went inside and had a fantastic BLT. I…read moreshall return!!!!!!

This place is genuinely a work of art, walked in got complimented, the aroma in there is just great…read morein general, saw a kid in a army hat slinging pizza dough, workers where super carful and washed hands after everything, workers where friendly and all hard working, gave us free burgs on the house, for teens making food this was amazing you can expect me back with friends.

Fresh baked bread, delicious sandwiches, generous portions and awesome people. This place is a…read moreregular stop on my bike rides for almost 20 years. The service is always amazing; they are just the nicest people! it a great little hometown spot. if you pass by, you should stop in! Wednesday krautburgers are the best!

I absolutely LOVE this place! I love all of the options they have and how creative the menu is! I…read moreordered a cinnamon honey latte and it was delicious! My only qualm with my experience is that none of the drinks were labeled. There was 6 of us and none of the baristas knew which drink was which. Just adding a little sticky note or writing on the cup would really help. Other than that my experience was great!!!

Had an amazing time at the dairy tour and tasting all of the various milks and ice creams! The tour…read morewas very informative and it was reassuring to know the cows are so well cared for- they even get to take the day off from milking if they want!

Outstanding! Full disclosure, anyone that knows me can tell you I have a serious pizza addiction…read more As a serious lover of all pizza I can promise you this pizza is legit. I could eat it every day.

We lucked out and caught The Rollin' Stone Wood Fired Pizzeria food truck at the fabulous New…read moreBelgium Brewing Company one beautiful Saturday and it was one of my favorite meals in Colorado. My boyfriend and I ordered one pepperoni and one sausage pizza and both looked and tasted amazing. I appreciate a pizza place that puts a little spin to the boring pepperoni or tried and true sausage. Each pepperoni was about 5 inches wide and I wish they all came like that. I'm not sure if this was just a different way of cutting the meat or if it was a special type, but it was GOOD. The sausage was also different. You think sausage pizza and expect the round chunks of it scattered all over your pie. Nope. Not at Rollin' Stone - theirs was a crumbled sausage spread out all over the gooey, melted cheese. Bomb. I don't know if I was just hungry or it was the beer, but this was in my top 8 pizzas of all times.