I ordered through delivery from them so I can't comment on the inside of their location…read more I ordered the 2 meat with pork ribs and burnt brisket ends. My sides were potato salad and coleslaw. The meat was tender and the pork fell off the ribs good. I wish the burnt ends were a little crisper, but it was tender and I honestly didn't care because it was so good. The potato salad is simple, not complicated. And that's what it made it so good. The coleslaw was creamy, again just cabbage and the dressing, and somehow they made it work well together. Recommended? Yes. This will be my go to for BBQ in Cañon City.

this awesome bbq palace is some of the BEST SMOKED MEAT ever! I have been there twice in the past…read more2 weeks. Never disappointed. The sliced brisket and burnt ends were divine. Plus the sweet and spicy sauces are wonderfully paired for such a taste bud bonanza of flavors. Go there. You will be blessed and your stomach will sing for joy! Paul Richman, Retired Veteran, BBQ Lover

Excellent happy hour! Bartender was also our server and he was fabulous! Great personality and…read morequick to get us whatever we needed.

We stopped in just for some coffee and then grabbed some breakfast as well. Didn't take any…read morepictures on this one, but all in all it's a great little place, it's a coffee shop/bar restaurant also. The service was good, we were seated right away. I just got bacon and eggs, but it was cooked perfectly and served quickly as well. A great little place to stop into.

For a small town, this is a delightful place to enjoy good food, consistent, caring service and a…read morereally cool space to dine in. I enjoyed my very generously proportioned sandwich and salad. Everything was delicious and a good value, as well. The young woman who cared for me made certain I felt appreciated and informed about Harding On Main. Returning again! Thanks, Bill

Staying in Westcliff, CO for awhile we decided to take the beautiful drive to Canon city and check…read morethis restaurant we'd heard so much about. Nice inside, little chilly in the back section. We open d with the burrata ~ wow! Was the best part of everything we ordered. Simply delicious. My man loved his Caesar salad too. Nice as heck staff. Fun well-prepared cocktails. Happy we stopped

A local staple! We were recommended this spot by our rafting guide. After a long day on the river…read morethis hit the spot! Everything was delicious!! We got three different kinds of burgers, a turkey burger, fries, onion rings, and malt shakes. The outdoor patio is cute and dog friendly. Would 100% recommend!

Casual roadside place with picnic tables for outside eating. Burgers weee cooked to order and…read moredelicious and hot! The onion rings were easy to share 'cause the burgers are so big! Chocolate malt made it a 5 star!!

Great BBQ/SMOKED meat. The baked beans are smoked also. Fun place to meet and eat. Service is great.read more

Perfect place to bring great company and have a great time. The place is packed with activities to…read moredo and good food!

I love this place I only wish I lived closer to it. Just a great cheeseburger and it always hits…read morethe spot. I'll be back anytime I'm within 30 miles or so of this wonderful place!

Since this place constantly is being mentioned by people and the town, we decided to give it a try…read more The good? The serving staff were generally nice and the fries. The bad? The burgers. The burgers were very much not worth the price. These burgers reminded me of the basic burger one gets when they go to McDonalds. I almost think they just buy them from McDonalds and rewrap them in their paper. These burgers were greasy, but my Husband disagrees. Otherwise, the patties were thin, the bun was smashed, and they were just not tasty. I see a lot of people commenting on the price, but is it worth paying half the price of the next burger place if you have to buy more to be satiated AND it doesn't taste good? It isn't worth it to me. We will not be back.

I wish I had taken a photo of my breakfast, but I was so hungry, I ate it all before I could! You…read morecan't go wrong with the Kopper Kettle! The service was great and the food was even better! I actually ate here three days in a row and each day was as good as the one before. The pancakes just melt in your mouth and my over medium eggs were the best I've ever had!!

We stopped in from our drive to Texas and we were surprised that it was located in a cute downtown…read morearea! You can tell it was an older restaurant and a lot of the clientele were senior citizens, which was so cute. I will say that the service could've been better and faster, but overall it was a cute place and homey feel. I ordered the breakfast plate that came with the meat, and egg and potatoes which was very filling. The waffle was very crispy and hot, but the potatoes could've been a little more seasoned and colorful. Overall cute little and worth trying out.

8 Mile Bar & Grill -- Fried pickles, cold beer, and post-raft perfection…read more After a full day of rafting (read: screaming, paddling, bonding, and getting smacked in the face with joy and river water), we floated our hungry, soggy selves straight into 8 Mile Bar & Grill. It was like they were waiting for us--with cold drinks, fried things, and the promise of dry chairs. Beer selection? Generous. Beautiful. A full beer menu that made us feel seen. I got a shandy that tasted like summer vacation in a glass. Light, citrusy, and just what my inner "fun mom" needed after braving rapids and teenage attitudes. The kids were equally pumped about their soft drinks (probably because no one made them share or filter river water through a life straw). They were just happy. And quiet. Which is the dream. Now. Let's talk about the fried pickles. These weren't your average sad little slices. Oh no. These were spears. Like crunchy, salty dill torpedoes of happiness. We housed them like we hadn't eaten since breakfast. No regrets. Add in the cheese curds -- crispy, melty, glorious -- and you've got a fried food symphony worthy of applause (and maybe a Tums, but worth it). Service was fast, friendly, and unfazed by our damp, sunburned chaos. We left full, happy, and maybe a little bit in love with whoever invented shandies and deep-fried pickles. 10/10 would recommend post-adventure (or literally anytime you want to eat like you earned it).

Sadly, my once favorite seasonal Canon City spot has lost its groove. Still, a great open space…read morewith beautiful views. Plenty of parking. Lots of beers on tap and then the good times end. Apparently, "to make it easier" they have turned into a counter service place with a very limited menu. Now, they never had a huge menu, but this is just bare bones. Their once famous chicken sandwich was dropped a couple years ago (guess it wasn't famous enough) and replaced with a more basic one. This year it was a thin recently frozen patty that was deep fried- not great. The cabbage on top was chopped at some point way earlier in the week, because it was discolored and wilted. The menu said it had a chipotle flavor, but it was just basic and bad. The fries - also clearly frozen - were ok, but battered in something and nothing to write home about. Oh and to get this overpriced frozen food you get to stand in a line at the front and order and wait at a table for it to be run out to you. Others got water from the bartender (even a dog), we were told if we wanted water we needed to fill our cup from the jug on the opposite wall. We did get our beer delivered. I only ate half of my food and I will not be back. Go next door to Whitewater, you will get decent food for the insane tourist trap money they charge- even if you have to sit on terrible seat and be assaulted by too loud country music - at least you get a waiter and a diverse menu that wasn't recently defrosted. Truly not worth a trip.

Customer service is exceptional. The food has always been delicious and as for the coffee, it…read morebeats Starbucks hand down. The best Caramel Macchiato , my favorite. I have never bought a drink I did not enjoy from from Coyote's Den

WOW! Don't sleep on this hidden gem!…read more We stopped here on our way to stay in Florence, and we're so glad we did! The experience was so good that we actually came back two days later on our way out of town. The staff were incredibly welcoming and friendly, and both the coffee and food were excellent. I had the Mexican Mocha, iced the first time, and hot the second and both were equally delicious. I also had the smothered breakfast burrito, while my wife had the bagel sandwich. Everything was packed with flavor and absolutely delicious. The outdoor area is HUGE with tables spread throughout a beautiful growing area. There are also cornhole and horseshoes, making it a great place to relax and hang out. Heard on certain days there is live music. They also have a stand selling green chiles that they roast right on site. We ended up purchasing a half bushel, and the price was cheaper than anywhere else we found in Pueblo! Great food, great coffee, friendly people, and a really cool atmosphere. Definitely worth stopping by.

This place is cute and small. The bartender was friendly and attentive. I'm only worried about…read morecustomer health and safety. When a man at the bar fell over on the floor and was not responding, 911 was called. The lady in charge became very upset about that and said we should notify the bartender first. Unless the bartender has medical experience and equipment, I disagree with her, and this could cause them to get into trouble in case of a medical emergency; medical attention would be delayed when an untrained bartender is the one to assess first.

I really love this bar.... And Heather, the bartender? She is absolutely fantastic!!read more