Railspur is an awesome spot just outside the downtown area. We were quickly greeted and never had…read morea lapse in awesome service. The whole staff worked as a team getting orders and making drinks. I started off with a tequila drink, The Salty Cholo. It was a perfect balance of tang, and was not too sweet. Our table locked in on the birria and bison lettuce wrap tacos, and there were no regrets. The best birria tacos anyone had had (we had a few connoisseurs). There were many raves about the sauce in the lettuce wraps as well. Rounding out the top 3 tacos was the carne asada with an absolutely killer tomatillo sauce that I could have put a straw in if I wouldn't be judged. Great spot faith plenty of seating and awesome vibes. Railspur is an absolute must when in Cheyenne!

This new restaurant is such a fun and unique concept! The menu is creative, with an emphasis on…read morefresh, locally sourced ingredients that really shine. The atmosphere is upbeat, welcoming, and casual, making it a great place to relax and enjoy a meal. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is that the service was a bit slow. The staff was working hard and clearly hustling, but it seemed like they may have been short-staffed. Even so, everyone was friendly, and the delay won't keep me from coming back. I'm looking forward to visiting again and trying more of the menu!

FANTASTIC gnocchi. The sauce was perfectly done. Not overly seasoned but enough to be flavorful…read more The portion was enough to have two meals out of it. The Italian sub was also good and I don't know how they did it, but their French fries taste just like a well-known Golden Arches restaurant. They were great!

Very warm and kind staff. I enjoyed an arugula salad followed by spaghetti and meatballs and…read moretopped by a creamy homemade creme brulee! This is a home away from home.

Across the street from Cobblestone Inn & Suites, BMB is a local fixture serving breakfast and lunch…read moreto the local community. We're in the area for birdwatching, and stopped in for breakfast one day and lunch the next. After just one prior visit, we were recognized and greeted warmly. I had my usual: French toast with blueberries, eggs over easy, and sausage, with coffee. Perfection. The next day, not so hungry, we split a BLT and sweet potato fries, again, perfect. Funny signs cover the walls, and Darwin Awards videos play above the lunch counter. Good place!

I had the bacon cheeseburger with the jalapeño tots. The tots were good. Burger was decent but the…read moremeat seemed like it came from frozen pre-formed patties, not fresh. The waitresses were ok. Not that attentive or friendly, just sufficient. I think they are probably better with their breakfast food. Next time I'll go for breakfast

I stopped by Tocabe at the Denver Airport to try Native American food for the first time and…read moreordered the bison green chile soup. The ingredients seemed fresh and the soup well prepared, but the flavor wasn't what I expected and didn't quite suit my taste. It wasn't bad--just different from what I anticipated. The cashier was friendly and patient, the service was quick, and the serving area was clean. If I return, I'd be interested in trying a different menu item and exploring more of what they offer.

First time ever seeing this restaurant, and I'm so happy I ate there. The shredded bison bowl was…read moredelicious, the server was friendly and helpful. She worked with me as I asked what was gluten free. And the amount of food you get is great, especially for airports. Would definitely eat here again during a layover. (It's over by A35 I believe....i might be off by a couple numbers).

Good mix of Mexican and American food. Breakfast all day. Excellent frijoles, which is my test. If…read morethose are good probably everything else will be. Service was excellent too.

I have had their burgers and green chili enchiladas. They were both amazing. The service has been…read moreamazing both times. I love the art they have on the wall. They also always have great music on. They have great deals almost every day of the week.

The beer was so nice I ordered the same one twice!…read more I put in 20 miles hiking Rocky Mountain National Park in a day a half. I slept about 4 hours the night before to make it early for sunrise. To say that a few tasty beers were what the doctor ordered would be the understatement of the century! None of this matters, of course, to the good folks at Rocky Cut Brewing Company. This is off the main drag of Estes in an unassuming strip plaza. Humble vibes inside, a simple U-shaped bar top with seating all around, a few smaller tables, a community table, and a large patio with mostly picnic table seating. If you're lucky, snag a stool right along the Big Thompson River! Though, I recommend they fix the wooden placeholders for beers, they're leaning on the wrong side of history, we don't want any full glasses of beer reaching an unnecessary demise! Interference IPA * American IPA * 6.7% * 16oz ($7) From their website: "Climbing the Interference Boulder in Rocky Mountain National Park requires strength and power. This Colorado IPA showcases the power of hops with an intense blend forging citrus aromas with a pine forward finish. Featured ingredients: Cascade, El Dorado, Mosaic, Chinook, & Simcoe hops * Recommended adventure: hiking Black Lake, climbing the Twin Owls, skiing upper Hidden Valley." A perfectly apt description. I would summarize this beer just as they did, focusing on hops, citrus, and pine. Absolutely delicious, a memorable IPA in recent memory. I liked it so much I ordered it again and it tasted just as delicious the second time down! They also had a food truck outside, so safe to assume they do this often. Would love to try more of their beers during my next visit. Rock Cut, I see you!

We enjoyed this brewery, particularly being able to sit next to a creek. The beers:…read more Enos Pils (great) Dream Lake Kolsch (very good) Altruism German style amber lager (very good) Tyndall Porter (great) Controlled Burn smoked brown ale (great)

Damn. Good. Burgers. Come hungry and you will not be disappointed. Big burgers cooked to order…read more nothing fancy, no truffle fries. Just good honest burgers and fries that don't need to be dressed up with a litany of condiments to hide the fact that the burger itself is lacking (like Stuft burgers).

I absolutley love the prime rib special. It is awesome. The service is great, even when a large…read moregroup like my family comes in--always so happy. 10 thumbs way up!!! I love small business for all these reason and so much more.

The food was spectacular! I highly recommend the sweet potato fries. Overall, a cool little spot to…read morestop and try.

2.5, edging down to 2 stars…read more Not the best food experience I've ever had. They're rated really high -- actually one of the highest-rated restaurants in Fort Collins -- and from a food perspective I don't really understand why. Sliders with sweet potato fries -- fine, nothing extraordinary. Potato éclairs -- . It was really just mashed potatoes with some topping on it. I honestly didn't even finish it. Mountain oysters -- huge letdown. They came out so overcooked they were basically crunchier than potato chips, with the batter crumbling off. I've never had them before, so I didn't get a good representation of how they're supposed to be -- these were just super-cooked batter. On the space: we ended up sitting in three different spots to eat. We went outside by the street first -- super loud, and people were smoking, so we headed back in. The open spot inside was right under the AC and about forty degrees, so we moved to the back area. The back was fine -- covered -- but pretty dirty, with mop buckets and clutter sitting around. The one drink I had was a good value since we were there at happy hour -- some kind of fruity whiskey drink. It was fine, but nothing I'd seek out again. I hate to give such a friendly place a bad review. It'd be a really great spot if you're a college student who wants some cheap bites and a drink -- but honestly it's just bar food, and the ceiling is probably a 4 on a really good day. I wouldn't get excited to head down there, and parking is a bit of a hassle too. Would recommend only if you're after very cheap eats in that area -- check them out for happy hour. But I would not return.

We love Bird and Jim! It's one of our favorite restaurants in Estes Park. It has really good…read morevibes, amazing service, and delicious food. We love all of the different seating options; great bar, comfortable lounge area, chef's counter, cute patio and nice dining room. The food is always so good. The Hallets Peak Bowl is always my go-to. Fresh, healthy, and delish. The parking is not ideal; they have small parking lots on both sides of the restaurant. I've also read that their lots are full, locals recommend parking along High Drive, just past the county road sign and then walking 2-3 min to the restaurant. Enjoy!

Friendly service, lovely interior. Our servicer was great and the music was great. They have a…read morenidrink offering for non alcohol and alcohol. Son #2 order the Jim burger and felt it was average, son #1 has the half chicken and felt it was dry, I had the trout and I enjoyed the fresh fish and veggies. We shared the small charcuterie and that was the start, a lot for 4 and everything was good, beets and big salad was fresh, the trout chowder was delish and for fun we tried the elk strip loin and it was different and good. California or mountain pricing but solid. Get a reservation or you might be out on the deck. No pics, we were starving from a day of hiking at RMNP.