Red Rocks Grill

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Vic Z.

The sandwiches are small. The size of a condiment pack for $16.00 and didn't include fries or anything. Such a joke. Plus they have the TV so loud outside you can't even hear yourself think! The chicken sandwich was good, but small and expensive.

Amber D.

Red Rocks Grill has the feel of a small town local spot . Decor is "cabin/lodge". The staff was friendly. The French dip and pulled pork sandwich were very flavorful but the French fries were under seasoned/lacking salt. There could also have been more meat on all the sandwiches.

Monyca W.

This place was kind of weird. I traveled with some friends to Red Rocks and, after walking around in the sun, we tried to get into a different restaurant in town. There was a long wait and we were very hungry so we walked down the street and found this place. My first impression was a very expired bottle of hand sanitizer by the door. (Does hand sanitizer go bad? I'm not sure, and I often ignore expiration dates at home, but I feel conflicted about restaurants that overlook expiration dates all the same.) Maybe it was refilled? I decided to overlook it. My second impression was the woman I later learned was the owner shouting across the dining room to patrons as they came in. "You! You'll have to wait! You, how many? She's wiping down a table for you now!" I'm from the northeast so I'm not sensitive, and I thought, ok, I can roll with this, it's like a Jersey diner, bring on the attitude, honey. We were seated right away but the table was still dirty around the edges (clearly someone had wiped the center, leaving all of the crumbs at the edges.) I needed to use the restroom, so after reading the menu I let my friends know they could order the green chili for me if the server came while I was gone. When I came back, my friends reported that the server had come but when they ordered the green chili for me, the owner had spoken up to warn them that the green chili was very spicy - they imitated a kick she had done, I guess, I wasn't there to see it, that was meant to represent the "kick" the chili had - so they wanted to give me a chance to reconsider. That was kind, but I decided to go ahead with the green chili. Twice, once while we waited for our food, and again while we were eating, the owner came by to talk about her childhood and where she was from. It was the same story twice, so it was a little confusing. Also... one of my friends who was with me is Black, and the owner's story was basically about how she is also Black, not by appearance but, perhaps appearance isn't everything was her point I guess, and she was "raised in the hood" and she called my friend "mami" and she came back to tell us the same thing twice, and it just felt... awkward. I think she meant well (I think? I tend to give the benefit of the doubt.) and she didn't say anything particularly rude, it was just uncomfortable. To make matters worse, the chili was pretty bland. On a scale of mild salsa to medium to hot, I'd rate this around ketchup on the Scoville scale. I didn't order a glass of water (I didn't need one with the chili!) but I heard the owner telling a nearby table that the cloudy water was fine to drink (it probably just needed to sit a minute if it was straight out of the tap?) and then again telling the server that if anyone asked about the cloudy tap water, tell the customers it was fine to drink. I had traveled pretty far to meet up with my friends and I felt the meal was overshadowed by the owner's ramblings. That aside, the food was nothing to write home about. If we hadn't been hot, tired, and hungry, we probably should have kept walking. Next time.

Abby T.

Stopped here on our way to a concert at red rocks for some drinks and food. They have open seating, so we did not wait to be seated, and our waitress immediately came and gave us menus. She was wonderful with recommendations and answering our questions. I chose the snow-capped honey crisp cider, and it was honestly one of the best ciders I've had! It was sweet yet sour, went down smooth, and was strong. We shared the chips and salsa, it was pretty sweet tasting but good. We both ended up ordering the pulled pork sandwich with the coleslaw on the side. It was disappointing, to say the least. The meat was burnt and way over cooked, where it was too hard to eat and lost all the moisture. It also did not taste good, and we both did not finish our sandwiches. The coleslaw was more like cut-up pickles. But the fries were actually good, crispy, and salty. We did appreciate how quickly everything came out, and our server never left us waiting long. They had some great beer and ciders on tap, but the food was not good.

Say hello to Anna when you visit, she's amazing, last of a kind.

D W.

I visited Morrison for the first time in ages while stuck due to the recent tanker fire that closed I70. I remembered this being a good place and, what a great choice! Still pretty empty early afternoon, and I sat at the bar next to a very friendly and outgoing (VERRRRY) lady who I learned was the owner of 40 years, Anna. Well that's an experience in itself, she is quite a great character in the most fun and best sense of the word. I watched her manage the many group reservations for post graduation events as they rolled in, she's just one of a kind, a true force of nature. Little known fact - free parking in back! My bartender/server was super sweet and friendly and I watched her go into gear as they got busy, a real pro. My $17 cheeseburger loaded with great cooked just right skinny fries was delicious, about an inch thick, great meat and cooked a perfect medium. Good selection of draft cold beers! Great food and drink, maybe the last of it's kind so, check it out. Highly recommend.

Harlee S.

After hiking up at Mt. Falcon Park, my friend and I headed back into town and stopped at Red Rocks Grill. My friend brought her dog along so we had to search for a place that was dog friendly and had a patio. I went in and asked if we could sit on the patio, but unfortunately it was closed. However, she said that we could bring the dog inside under one condition that no one pet her. Okay, cool! A little weird, but awesome nonetheless. They even brought out a bowl of water for her. So sweet. This encounter speaks volumes about their customer service. I loved the vibe here. The staff were super friendly, yet laid back. They definitely want you to have a good time and come back. The menu is filled with classics and even mexican dishes, which I am a fan of. I got the carnitas street tacos and a side of french fries that I probably shouldn't have ordered. I didn't think that the tacos were going to be filling enough for me, but they were filled to the hilt and incredibly flavorful. The only thing I would recommend is that they double wrap the tacos as they were falling apart from all the filling. My friend got the big kahuna, which she liked as well. Also, want to comment on the décor. I saw that underneath one of the taxidermy animals there was a wooden plaque where she was named Lauren and so on throughout the establishment. We laughed and thought this was a fun take on styling a restaurant. They also decorated a bit for Halloween! Overall, I would recommend this place to anyone coming up to Red Rocks or travelling through.

Grilled chicken sandwich with cheddar cheese and seasoned fries

Jaine R.

Love this place! The staff was very welcoming and even let us order lunch items a little before they officially started lunch. (On the weekends they serve breakfast until 11:30). My son loved the giant pancake. I got a grilled chicken sandwich which was great and came with seasoned fries. I am picky about my fries but theirs were the perfect amount of crispy. My friend got the cheeseburger, which I tried a bite of and it was absolutely delicious! Actually grilled, not just on a flat top so it had that smoky grill flavor. We will definitely be back again :)

Danielle F.

We came here because they were the first ones to pop up under "BBQ" and we were disappointed that all they had was the "pulled pork sandwich" as BBQ options. Their drinks are great though & they filled our shots up to the brim, so that was excellent. Would recommend this place if they had more options on the menu as a whole. Great atmosphere though & the servers were friendly.

Red Rocks Eggs These folks know how to poach eggs to perfection!!!!

Cindy W.

Red Rocks Eggs These folks know how to poach eggs to perfection!!!! Hubby had the fatty burrito and he said we must come back here for more delicious food

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Cassie P.

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Need a place to grab a quick dinner before a Red Rocks concert? Red Rocks Grill is a good bet! My dad and I grabbed a parking spot right in front and were immediately seated and attended to by our friendly server, Bree! With a mixture of grill and Mexican favorites on the menu, I went with the #3 Mexican combination of a guacamole tostada, refried bean burrito and chili relleno. The platter was huge and I could only finish half of it. The green chili was the perfect amount of spicy and it certainly satisfied my Colorado Mexican cravings. To wash it all down, we had some beers. When she asked if I wanted a tall or short, I went with tall because we had a while, but know this beer is HUGE. Like, bigger than my head huge. I couldn't even finish it all when paired with all the food. Overall, we were in and out in good time and felt very satisfied. Now, the decor can be a bit off putting as you'll see a variety of stuffed wildlife all around, but it adds to the charm? I'd definitely swing by again if I needed a bite before a show! read more

Red Rocks Grill - #3 combo with guac tostada, refried bean burrito and chili relleno - American Near Me - Morrison, Colorado

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Carol S.

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I am pissed and we won't be going back here again. We went because we really enjoy their black and blue burgers. Unfortunately, today, we were surprised when the bill came and we were charged $13 for 1 skinny margarita that was in a relatively small glass and it was not heavy on the tequila in any way. When I complained to the bar manager all I got was lip service, no effort to make amends, no apology, only "I'll tell the owner". Well that was not enough for me. Done with this place and I'll be sure to tell all my friends as well and believe me, I've plenty of friends that love to dine and drink in Morrison. I would have given zero stars but you have to give some rating. So 1 star because the burgers were good. Yes, I'm still pissed. read more

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Chantal M.

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Upon arriving we received the warmest welcome from the owner. Such a kind and friendly lady. The food is fabulous and priced very reasonably (drinks too). Cabin feel inside. Will definitely come back. read more

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Nadine B.

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Amazing decor! Luv in' it! Good chicken sandwich special with mushrooms and Swiss. There is a yelp freebie of chips & salsa. The salsa does not taste homemade, though. And that would make a huge difference for the restaurant . This is my huge recommendation for this place. The house wine was pretty darn good . read more

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Came in here with some girlfriends. We were feeling Mexican and didn't want to go too far from home. We hasn't been here so we decided to check it out. There was a decent crowd, not packed but not empty to make you worry. We chose to sit on the patio as it was a beautiful day. We ordered margaritas, queso to go with our chips, and these pretzel bite things. It took 15 mins to get our margs. They were ok but nothing to write home about. Then we waited another 15 for our appetizers. When they finally came out, the $7 queso came out in a SMALL ramekin, the outside was hot, but when I dipped a chip in, it was ice cold through out. Didn't help that it tasted like it was out of a jar. After the long wait, horrible service, and really, really bad food, we decided to leave without finishing our drinks. We cancelled our meal order and paid for our $24 for 3 margaritas and left. They didn't say much to us and a manager never even tried to come out and talk to us. Thankfully, we found much better food up the street at Beso de Arte and turned our day around. read more

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Melody T.

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Wow!!! What an amazing place to come and get your workout on or listen to a concert! What a site, especially if it's your first time visiting!! The drive up looking at all the rocks is stunning. Cant believe the rocks are so big! You will see tons of people that come here regularly to workout!! These a cool museum where you can buy gifts as well! They do take Apple Pay which we found out because we didn't have our wallets on us! The concert hall is outside and its pretty cool! There are rocks all around it and the sounds are amazing!!! Fun times here! read more

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Rick B.

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Tres expensive, as you would expect when dining looking out over the rocky mountains! Great patio dining, in a beautiful spot. Enough about the setting; the food is far better than it should be! Tourists are used to high prices for fancy but inedible foods, but we got none of that here. My wife got a great chicken sandwich, tasty as the bird of the yard can be made. I got the best bison burger I have had since Firehouse Cafe in Venice Beach, and I upgraded mine to include bacon, cheese, and YES -a afried egg! Heavenly! Even better; the skinny fries are dry and crisp - fried to perfection - and Ranch dressing is available. Yesss!! read more

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Sarah A.

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This place is not what it used to be. It's been under new management for a couple years now and has very unfortunately gone downhill. The owner is usually at the bar in pajamas shouting. Bring back the old Red Rocks Grill and get the regulars and locals back. read more

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Charla S.

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Food was good...service was less than to be desired. We had a party of four, couldn't get refills (even when the server saw that our glasses were empty) and then added a 20% gratuity automatically. It's unfortunate as this was our first time to eat here. Sorry Red Rocks Grill, we won't be back. read more

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Rui T.

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We came here after walking around Red rock amphitheater and was hoping to still have some nice views. There is a back patio but it's next to a big dump and you can't really see any of the red rock, just hills. We ate inside and it has a very rustic feel, but honestly a little crummy. We got burgers and some drinks which were all average priced and had a decent taste. Nothing too lovely or too negative so that's what explains my 3/5 rating. There is free parking in the back and metered street parking in the front. Only an 8 min drive down from the amphitheater. Probably will not go back, but it's a convenient place if you're hungry after visiting red rock. read more

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Solid place. Fried pickles were my favorite. Monte cristo was a bit greasy and the French dip lacked some flavor but all in all great experience read more

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Patrick W.

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DO NOT EAT HERE. Utter disgrace of a so called "establishment". Disappointing in every aspect of my dinning experience. Our food was made by Luke and it instantaneously made myself and other members of my family sick to the point of violent regurgitation and excruciating bowel movement. I might sue this place for the hospital bills. Will keep you updated on that. read more

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Adrienne S.

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The food was a 3, but the service was a 5! Afternoon at Red Rocks and we were hungry so we popped in for 'street' tacos. They have 3 kinds, so we assumed you got one of each but you had to order 3...that was the first let down. Then they arrived to the table and the tacos were packed full in metal holders - not served flat like normal street tacos. We each ordered a different taco and shared:the shrimp was breaded/fried (we expected grilled), the carnitas was VERY salty but the steak was decent. Our waiter, Austin, couldn't have been more friendly or accommodating! He checked back right when we needed him and was just a lovely person. Austin made our night! read more

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Tammy T.

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We had a large party and ordered a variety of food and it was all FANTASTIC! Very fresh and delicious.

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Cheyenne M.

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Super cute little bar/restaurant tucked away. Perfect spot to stop in after a long hike for a quick bite. Service was great! Food- could use a little work. prices are a bit high, but assuming this a tourist area, I guess they are par for the course! Such a cute town, too! read more

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David M.

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After visiting Red Rocks Amphitheater we need a place to eat, we had big group and was already nervous trying to find a spot at lunch time. Luckily Red Rocks Grill had a spot for us. 8 adults 4 kids... Yikes. We got server quickly with some amazing food. Server was nice and the manager was very friendly with our big group. Pretty much had a sample of everything and everything was yummy. Good portions too. Will come back next time we are in town. pro tip: get the Philly cheesesteak if its on special pro tip to Red Rocks Grill: put the Philly cheesesteak on the menu! read more

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Rachel W.

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I went for a great hike with a friend at Red Rocks, and we wanted to check out the cute little town you drive through to get there. We stopped for brunch at Red Rocks Grill and really enjoyed it! The service could have been a bit more prompt but the food was DELICIOUS with huge portions. I was a little thrown off by $8 mimosas, but it's a small town so we didn't have many brunch options. Plus the mimosas came in a pint glass, so I wasn't too upset about it in the end. I firmly believe that hikes are best when followed by brunch, and this is a great spot to pop in after hitting Red Rocks. read more

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Used to be one of our go to restaurants in the area. Over the last year or so, the Red Rocks Grill has gone downhill in terms of quality of food and service. read more

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Rebekkah B.

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Ordered what I thought was the fatty breakfast burrito without the tomatoes. What I got was a flour tortilla with gray meat, too many uncooked onions and overcooked peppers. It didn't come with the lettuce or any of the meats. It was the only burrito that I saw on the menu so I'm not sure why it was so different than the description. My friend got the chicken fried pork skillet which looked delicious. I would eat there again if I knew what I was going to get matched what I ordered from the menu, but sadly it did not. read more

Red Rocks Grill - Part of breakfast menu - American Near Me - Morrison, Colorado

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Sigh. After paying for a french dip with fries, to-go, which we got, they failed to press down on the AuJus lid, or putting a couple little pieces of scotch tape on it as most restaurants have learned to do, and it of course opened up and spilled in the car. Luckily it wasnt in with the sandwich or it wouldve flooded it. Have we learned so nothing here? Probably not, especially since they havent claimed their Yelp space and probably don't read these reviews. Also, why bother even making the fries? They were barely cooked, still mostly white, and had absolutely no crispiness at all. Have fun with the one tip you will ever get from me. read more

Red Rocks Grill - Mmmmmm...nearly white fries, why bother. - American Near Me - Morrison, Colorado

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Staci K.

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Love this place! You will learn a lot about many things from Anna and definitely learn she is a damn good person and owns a great place! Make sure you find Cindy to make you a kickass bloody mary! read more

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Annette R.

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There aren't many restaurants on the main street of old-town Morrison so Yelp guided us here. It's average in most regards - food, service, facility - but the location is excellent. I ordered the Buffalo Chicken Salad, which was pretty good, but I was annoyed that the menu didn't mention the chicken was heavily breaded and fried (and the server didn't either). read more

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If you have children, please stay away. The owner was all over my kids leaning on them, getting next to their faces to talk in the ears. She kept talking about how she wanted to be a grandma and how she would smooch my kids and pretend to be a grandma. She brought them coloring pages and kept calling the animals on the page the wrong names ie: she called penguins chickens and a grasshopper a unicorn. It was so nightmarish uncomfortable. I had to put myself between her and my son. We let without eating so I could get my kids somewhere that didn't feel unsafe and unnerving. She said some bizarre things in the 15 minutes we were there. It was not clean and I was sweating in a matter of minutes from it being too hot. Don't even go in- run! read more

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Bonnie L.

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Efficient warm hearted wait gal. Horrible sliders w cheap bun, ff from a bag, salads 3 star. Absolutely NO presentation of any food ~ to top it off, outside eating was not clean. No excuse read more

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Bill V.

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Not good is an understatement. This place was filthy. The tables around us were left uncleaned throughout our meal. Our table was sticky and gross. The food was absolutely horrible. I had the ribs special the ribs tastted like the were from a precooked and preseasoned heat and serve bag. The baked beans were Bushes baked beans from a can and the truffle mashed potatoes were so over whipped they became a glutenous liquid mass and were inedible. This was a one and done, never going back experience. Lots of other far better places in Morrison to go to before a show at Red Rocks. Avoid this one.... read more

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If you're looking for an authentic, one of a kind, perfect post hike spot to feel right at home- this is it. Ana, greeted my family with spitfire energy and took time on a busy Sunday afternoon to engage and know us and even give the family dog a piece of bacon. I can't say enough good things about this experience. read more

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Erin K.

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This was my first time at Red Rocks Grill - did steak tacos for pickup! Delicious- very happy with them! Fast and friendly service too! Can't wait to come back! read more

Red Rocks Grill - Best steak tacos I have had in years! - American Near Me - Morrison, Colorado

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John L.

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Amazingly friendly spot. My son and I came here for breakfast and it was a terrific experience. Thank you.

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Kathryn B.

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We just paid $88 for C- food. The $12 "house made chips" were definitely stale, commercial made (maybe On the Boarder brand?), with a side of yellow baseball stadium nacho cheese on the menu hailed as "queso" and a side of salsa, did not whet our appetite. The $17 Monte Cristo was deep fried-ier than I have ever seen and compete with processed cheese singles inside. The beef taco was actually good, but the others were not impressive. At least the milk our son drank ($5 for a highball GLASS given to a 4 year old??) was fresh! read more

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I used to love this place and I am sitting here so incredibly disappointed. I couldn't get the food that was listed on the menu because "we are getting new menus tomorrow." This chicken quesadilla is DISGUSTING. The chicken smells like cat food, it is so gross. They gave me a Moscow Mule. So bad I had to send it back. I'm done here... I only gave it one star because I couldn't give it a less than zero number... 36 dollars for crap... read more

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C M.

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I have been going to the Red Rocks Grill for decades for breakfast on the weekends. The last two times I went there they no longer serve breakfast. They used to have the best eggs Benedict on the planet. Well I guess everything good in Colorado always have to change for the worst. I went to today at 12pm noon. No more breakfast. OK so we ordered a Rubin sandwich and two Bloody Mary's . Oh! they had no bloody Mary's. Jefferson County has opened up the restaurants to 50% capacity. What no breakfast like i always had. No Bloody Mary's either. If this covid has killed restaurants and now they have no food to handle the new influx of customers. Well that will be there worst enemy and their undoing. Won't bother with them anymore. Let them unravel on their own. read more

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Chuck B.

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To be honest, I was meeting a friend for dinner and it was convenient, halfway from where we both were. I wasn't expecting much as there are a few restaurants and bars along with one street in this small town. I was really there just for the company anyway and my friend couldn't even suggest something when I asked "what's good here?" Except...I found a big pork burrito smothered in pork green chili that was extremely tasty, filling and delicious. Truly a great find among all the wild animals inhabiting the walls of this quaint little Colorado find. Very memorable burrito! read more

Red Rocks Grill - Makes for a nice dinner companion! - American Near Me - Morrison, Colorado

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Marc B.

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Wing-a-ling-a-ding-a-ling-a-rama! Perfect wings (buffalo), a canyon sized basket of PERFECTLY cooked sweet potato fries, and a nice cold cider made for a perfect breakfast... ok, brunch... borderline lunch. This was a surprise unplanned visit on our journey to visit Red Rocks. The restaurant is what you may expect from small town USA complete with local toadies all gathered around the bar watching America's funniest bloopers and talking smack about their fellow local yo's. Oddly, the restaurant did't have plain olive oil or vinegar for their salads but the food more than made up for that slight oversight. The restaurant sits at the base from the Red Rocks nature walk and amphitheater. So, get your drinks on, slap down a scrumptious burger or main dish and fill up your food tank before taking that 1 mile hike up Red Rocks. read more

Red Rocks Grill - The food cammeth and I eateth it alleth - American Near Me - Morrison, Colorado

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Brittany C.

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This joint definitely makes you feel like you are in Colorado with the extensive taxidermy throughout! We popped in for a burger and a beer before a Red Rocks show and had a nice meal. Beers are cheap and burgers were mike high. The restrooms were dirty (which makes me worry about the cleanliness of the kitchen) and there were lots of flies inside the dining room. The service, while friendly, seemed a bit off - we had to ask for napkins, ketchup, and cutlery for example and it seemed like those items should have been brought out automatically. All in all a good place for a beer before the show! read more

Red Rocks Grill - Garden Burger and fries - American Near Me - Morrison, Colorado

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Harry C.

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I met the owner of this establishment. Shewas incredibly friendly and gave off the vibe of a genuinely nice person. The bartender was one of the most stunningly beautiful young lady that I've ever seen. The atmosphere was relaxed and the place was well kept. The price of a bottle of beer was a little pricy, though, which will keep me from making a special trip but on my occasional trips to Willy's Wings on the opposite end of town, I will definitely stop back in. read more

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Michelle L.

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We stopped in during our vacation on our drive back from Breckenridge to Denver and we were happy to get something in our stomachs but nothing was fantastic except the service. My kid who loves cheeseburgers didn't eat his. My broccoli and cheese soup was okay. My mom had a french dip sandwich which she said was alright. read more

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Raw steak in awful tacos. Didn't receive beans ordered with meal. Draft beers are $10.

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The food was good but the owner was AWFUL! She was being rude offensive and was shouting the f-word and the n-word. :( I wouldn't bring children here. read more

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After a four mile hike at Maxwell Falls my Mom and I were in desperate nourishment mode. As we were passing through Morrison we found Red Rocks Grill along the main drag and parked in the parking lot in the back alley (convenient for customers of the small strip of businesses). We quickly saw this place was a favorite of the locals, always a good sign. The menu offers classic American fare with some Tex-Mex classics mixed in as well. The usual items, burgers, salads, fried appetizers, and a few more. My Mom and I opted for the Chicken Fajitas for two. It fit our scenario perfectly. It was hot and filling and sounded yummy. The food took at least 30+ minutes to arrive and our tummies were growling so loud I was sure the noise was making the baby cry that I was hearing in the back. Finally our Fajitas arrived and boy oh boy was this a gargantuan portion, these Fajitas could easily feed three or four, not just two people. The grilled chicken, onions, and green peppers were sizzling hot and piled high. The side of iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, sour cream, guacamole (it was really just blended avocado), and spicy salsa was a good accompaniment to the sizzling plate of protein and veggies. We opted for flour tortillas but corn tortillas were also an option. We devoured two fajita wraps a piece and slowly nibbled on some of the remaining chicken and veggies. It was exactly what we were looking for, warm and filling and we were both equally pleased with our lunch. I wouldn't expect anything that blows my mind here but fresh food and huge portions seem to be consistent here. Thanks for the nourishment Red Rocks Grill. read more

Red Rocks Grill - Fajitas for two, it could serve four easily - American Near Me - Morrison, Colorado

Red Rocks Grill - Sides to the fajitas - American Near Me - Morrison, Colorado

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I ate here many times when I lived in Denver West. I moved away and revisited recently. I was pleasantly surprised. First, we ordered two 34oz Banquet Beers. They were huge and less than $4 each. She ordered Combo 1 -chili relleno, tamale, refried beans, smothered in green chili. I ordered the Monte Cristo. After tasting her dish, I did not really want mine. The gringo Mexican food is good here. However, as far as Monte Cristos go, this is a good one. Next time, I will go with the Mexican though, The servings are huge. The beans are served with tortilla chips. Yum. read more

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415 Bear Creek Ave
Morrison, CO 80465
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(303) 697-9290
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http://www.redrocksgrill.co

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Hours

What time does Red Rocks Grill open?

Red Rocks Grill opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Red Rocks Grill opens at 8:00 AM on Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Red Rocks Grill close?

Red Rocks Grill closes at 9:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Fri 9:00 AM - 9:00 PMSat-Sun 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM

Payment methods

Does Red Rocks Grill take credit cards?

Yes, Red Rocks Grill takes credit cards.

Food & Alcohol

Does Red Rocks Grill have catering options?

No, Red Rocks Grill does not have catering options.

Does Red Rocks Grill have a drive thru?

No, Red Rocks Grill does not have a drive thru.

Does Red Rocks Grill serve alcohol?

Yes, Red Rocks Grill serves alcohol. Full Bar

Indoor Amenities

Does Red Rocks Grill allow dogs?

Yes, Red Rocks Grill allows dogs.

Does Red Rocks Grill have TVs?

Yes, Red Rocks Grill has TVs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Red Rocks Grill have bike parking?

Yes, Red Rocks Grill has bike parking.

Does Red Rocks Grill have outdoor seating?

No, Red Rocks Grill does not have outdoor seating options.

Does Red Rocks Grill have parking?

Yes, Red Rocks Grill has parking options. Private Lot Parking, Street Parking

Other Amenities

Is Red Rocks Grill wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Red Rocks Grill is wheelchair accessible.

Does Red Rocks Grill allow outdoor smoking?

No, Red Rocks Grill does not allow outdoor smoking.

Does Red Rocks Grill have free WiFi?

Yes, Red Rocks Grill has free WiFi.

From the Business

Specialties

Established in 1993, the Red Rocks Grill is a comfortable spot to eat and enjoy company in the heart of historical downtown Morrison, Colorado. We have an excellent menu selection; a mixture of Mexican and American dishes to please any palate. From delicious Black Angus beef Burgers to sizzling Fajitas and the sweet and savory taste of our signature dish, the Monte Cristo sandwich. Our atmosphere is fun and laid back. The mixture of eccentric antics from the owner, Ana Dejesus, and the sincerity of our long term staff keep the guests coming time and time again. We truly are a family and welcome you to join ours. So come on in, enjoy a cold glass of local beer, eat a delicious homemade meal and hang out with us. We'd love to entertain you wether you are a long-time returning guest, someone passing by on their way to a concert at the breath-taking venue Red Rocks Amphitheater, or anywhere in between.

History

Established in 1993.

Deep in the heart of beautiful Morrison, CO and just outside of the famous concert venue, Red Rocks Amphitheater, lays the Red Rocks Grill. Located at the end of the main strip of town, 415 Bear Creek Ave is one of the oldest buildings in Morrison. Many businesses have called this location their home, but for us it has been home since 1993. That year, owner Ana Dejesus opened the restaurant with partner Gary Torscher. Eventually Ana took full ownership when Gary decided to move on and pursue other business ventures. "The Grill,' as regulars have come to call it, has had its share of growing pains. In 1896 the building survived a terrible flood that took the lives of many of the towns original settlers. On March 17th, 2001 the grill survived a massive fire from the rafters of the kitchen. After the fire, and with help of our employees and faithful customers, the restaurant was rebuilt. With more than 20 years of success, we look forward to you joining us for your next meal.

Meet the Manager: Naomi P.

Naomi is the General Manager at Red Rocks Grill.

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Philippe C.

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12 years ago

Mother wanted to come in for mother's day. God knows why. She claims that she's had great experiences here, but as you can tell from my last two, I was definitely very hesitant to take her. But, alas here we are again, nothing really surprising. Busy, so we went on a wait. That's fine, it's mothers day, I understand. Owner could be heard screaming around the restaurant as usual. Finally got a table. Bloody mary was definitely needed. Tasted like it was made with a solid cup of pepper, but booze is booze. Ordered the eggs benedict. Mom got it as well. Both of our poached eggs were tasteless and cold in the center. My eggs were runny, and hers were hard as rock. It literally tastes like they pre-made a huge batch of poached eggs and left them sitting in water overnight. Not very good. Sauce was great, but you can tell that it was made from powder. Nothing, I mean NOTHING beats homemade hollandaise. Anybody going to this restaurant should discover the beauty of a homemade hollandaise and compare notes Hashbrowns were barely even cooked, slathered in a gallon of butter, heated to temperature and thrown on the plate. Asked for them to give me crispy ones only to receive hashbrowns that were obviously thrown in the deep fryer in order to save time. Boo. I just cannot justify spending money on something that is made with so little caution or care. This place obviously uses the cheapest ingredients in an attempt to squeeze every penny out of the people who have little enough taste to come in here day to day, and that's just sick. I'm not going to come back, it isn't worth it. I'm not going to let people drag me into this joint anymore, I just cannot give my money to a place that obviously doesn't care about my experience. I'm not a dollar sign, I'm a hungry customer who wants to feed myself with good food so I can live a healthy and happy life. To be honest, I'm glad the owner posted a response to her bad yelps. Shows you the type of person she is. It would make sense that she is an ex-comedian, her restaurant is a bad joke. read more

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12 years ago

My name is Ana and I own the Red Rocks Grill in Morrison. A little biography on who i am: I have 41 years in the restaurant business, I am an ex-comedian and I am know for saying anything that comes to mind. If I have offended some one with my crazy humor example (smell like bacon), or whatever comes out of my mouth, I am sorry if I have offended you. I take great pride in my restaurants and have worked hard to keep them clean and stock. Sometimes it gets so busy that my staff can't keep up, especially on concert nights. I would like to answer some of the reviews: The guy that said I was screaming wasn't entirely right. He failed to mention that he came on our 20th anniversary and our regular customers come in for the raffle we do and prizes for 2-3 hours. It is a family holiday that we spend thousands of dollars in prizes to thank our customers. He was there on the worst day if he wanted a quiet place. I will not apologize for celebrating my restaurant. Also, the monte cristo is deep fried it will have grease since it is a fried food. Don't order what you're not sure on. On mother's day the hostess came and told me about a big party that came in without a reservation and I told them put them in the banquet room. They wrote a review that our bathroom was not labeled and the bathroom that is in the banquet room is our private family restroom that all my regulars know to use. We have a total of 3 restrooms in the restaurant and if you do not know where they are you can always ask. In regards to gluten: there is always a risk of cross contamination and we work hard to make things on our menu to have a gluten free option. But there is no guarantee that something will happen and cross contaminate the gluten free option. Gluten free is something new to the Grill and we have been working on having more gluten free options throughout the menu. If you have a problem please let me know properly. Thank you, Ana read more

John M.

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13 years ago

Nope, nope, nope. Came in after an afternoon of a nice winter hike with my friend. Recommended by another friend that I do not believe I will be listening to from now on: 1. Restrooms are appalling. Smell terrible, dirty, and falling apart. Friend said that the women's restroom had two stalls but no doors, so i guess don't come here if you prefer privacy in the bathroom? What century is this?! 2. Service was really weird. Overheard entire staff discussing business loudly in the front. I don't need to hear that, I'm here to eat, not listen to the future of the business. 3. Food. Where do I begin? I had a burger that I was told is all angus beef. It was overcooked (I ordered Medium), lacked seasoning and was tough. Fries were greasy. You could tell they are frozen fries (I might be spoiled with places that actually "cook" their food) If it was really angus, then it wasn't treated as such at any point. Friend got the tamales. Was told that it was all homemade. You could have fooled me with a half dry, half frozen tamale, canned green chili and dry canned beans...gross. 4. Price: I've had better food at smaller prices. Perhaps I'm just being a Denver snob, but I am totally willing to pay $10 for a burger if it is a damn good burger, but this one screamed and tasted of complete BS. I've also had better tamales from places on Federal for $3, where you know for a fact they are making their food from scratch. 5. Both of us were sick the next day. In my opinion the place deserves no stars (you see, I've already taken five away), but unfortunately there is no option for that, so I'll justify the one star with the cheap beer I had. read more

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4 years ago

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Devyn L.

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3 years ago

Highly DO NOT RECOMMEND. Save yourself the discomfort of being harassed by the owner and take your business elsewhere. All she did was talk about being an alcoholic & how she hated vegetarians (and one of our party is one), we were so uncomfortable and disgusting we almost got up and ran out. Food was decent, but the way she treated us, we would never support that business again. If anything, get take out. read more

Masu C.

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2

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12 years ago

This place should have about 0 stars, but they do serve food. Extremely disappointed with my experience. Manager was horrible. There are other places to eat...options are a good thing. read more

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10 years ago

Four of us came to eat here one afternoon. The cheeseburgers were delicious and everyone enjoyed their meals. Took a bit for the food to come out though. Was worth the wait however. read more

Glen W.

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4

0

5 years ago

Unmasked Bikers coughing on my wife 1 guy 2 ladies. Because of mask regulations will will never return and the bikers women are very rude and drunk. Sorry read more

Hailey B.

9

13

9

9 years ago

The service was decent, but the food was terrible and either bland or over salted. Then the bill came... and I about died with how overpriced the food was. read more

J. J.

0

100

0

8 years ago

Wow, this place is disgusting. Worst food I've had since that rotten sausage I ate while back packing through Romania after the fall of communism... read more

James N.

29

5