Pizza is amazing!!!!!!! The crust is absolutely delicious!!!!!! Salads are pretty good…read more 9/10 would recommend

Great beer, killer pizza and great service! It was so hard to choose a pizza since there were so…read moremany choices, but the one I picked was amazing! Their beer is really good quality and is brewed on-site. I wish they weren't out of their golden ale as I wanted to try that, but the amber and stout were delicious. My mom and I got to talk to the owner about life in Silverton both in peak season and off-season. It was a really cool way of life, but man is it tough for people in this area in the winter. Definitely come here to enjoy the food and drink. They also have outside seating if you have a dog.

Interesting bar and restaurant in this tiny little town in the mountains. We didn't eat much here…read morebesides the cheesy bread and it was decent. Their ginger ale I liked because it was the local Durango brand. The place was completely empty and the waitresses were very awkward and not so inviting. Not the best look if you are looking for business and more customers!

Ate here for lunch with my husband and it was good! The pepperoni pizza was excellent. I can't…read morespeak for any of the other dishes offered, but I think most of these reviewers were expecting too much. It's a brewery. You should come for the beer, not the food. All the beer we tried was exceptional! They all had good flavors and satisfied our craft beer hankering! The decor is neat and it's a clean place. We sat outside because we had our dog with us. The tables had umbrellas for shade and there was a water bowl for dogs. It's a great place to sit and relax while enjoying the mountain views for a while. Our waitress was very friendly and gave us great recommendations on which beer to try. I would recommend this brewery to all craft beer lovers!

Originally opened in 1882, it's a historic place to…read morecongregate, grab a burger and cocktails. Good food, drink and fun.

Food and ambiance get a five; service gets a three. It took awhile to get greeted, and once we…read moreordered, we didn't see any food for a long time, and once we did, timing was all off. If you're going to operate in a town where you know a lot of your clientele has a two-hour ticking clock before their train leaves, you've got to be on the ball. Seeing how good the cheese board looked, we started with that as an appetizer. We figured it would give us something to munch on while we were waiting for the rest of our food. Not so much. I ordered the grilled chicken sandwich, and my wife ordered the turkey avocado sandwich. After ordering all our food and waiting a long time, I saw another table get their cheese board at the same time as their entrees. I flagged down our waiter to see if we'd get our appetizer before our entrees. He went to check, and the cheese board came out...at the same time as our sandwiches. What's the deal here? Nobody wants their appetizer as part of their meal. For the record, the cheese board was big, good, and filling. My chicken sandwich was great, and my wife liked her turkey avocado sandwich as well. Fries were better than chips. We just needed things spaced out a bit. Our waiter came back by and said, "Wow! You two must've been hungry, as you ate that really fast." Well buddy, we've got a train to catch!

I can't say that I was totally impressed with this store it wasn't bad by any means it was just…read moresmall and the selection of wine was just so so. Apparently we came during lunch or something because both employees were too interested in eating there food instead of asking the customer me if they could help me find something or help me in anyway so I took my business elsewhere one of the keys I feel to a successful business is your customer service something this store should really work on.

We stopped here a couple times during our trip. They have a pretty good selection, I picked out a…read morenew cider to try, and they even have a couple hard kombuchas that sounded awesome. I also love that they have jolly ranchers to take as you leave!

Lovely selection of wines. I came back because the first two trips I scored my favorite reds. This…read moretime as I browsed I had a woman scowling at me behind the register. I told her I was taking my time choosing because my hotel room wasn't ready. She sneered at me "why don't you go to the library?" I almost walked out but instead bought the wine I was holding. She rudely checked me out, asked where I was from, and glared at me as I walked out. Sorry, I'll take my chances elsewhere, not patronizing this business ever again.

This might be the tiniest liquor store I've ever visited, but it was still so awesome. Most tiny,…read moreprivately owned liquor stores I've been to in Texas are dirty, smokey, under-stocked, and seriously sketchy... but this little spot in Ridgway is sparkling clean, well-organized, surprisingly well-stocked with great products, and so pleasant overall. There's a great selection of local product here, and I was able to find several types of hard ciders brewed in Colorado. Plenty of beer, both craft and your bigger name brands, great liquor options covering all your basics, and an awesome array of wine (several whites were also available cold, if you preferred). I'd say the prices here are a bit higher than average since you're in a touristy mountain town, but that's to be expected. It's another cute little mountain-village shop, like most of the surrounding businesses. We decided to walk across the street to Ridway Liquors to quickly grab a few things while Adam's family was buying fishing gear for the next morning. Adam and I were watching Adam's 5 year old cousin (Lina) at this moment in time, so she went with us (I don't normally take small children with me into liquor stores, don't worry). Anyway, the woman at the register was so sweet and offered Lina a sucker from the big bowl on the counter, and let her take 2 more to give to her siblings. I really enjoyed the laid back, family-friendly, and inviting atmosphere. There is nothing sketchy about Ridway Liquors. Great little spot and I look forward to returning sometime.

Stopped into Brown Dog Pizza and it absolutely delivered…read more Built my own Detroit-style pizza and it was --crispy edges, loaded with flavor, and done right. Paired it with a melon Long Island, which was a perfect mix and hit the spot. For a small mountain town sitting close to 10,000 feet, this place is legit. Great food, great vibe, and worth the stop if you're anywhere nearby. Must stop.

I'm very picky about pizza. This pizza was delicious…read more The reason I'm knocking off a star is because the way they handle the waitlist and crowd control. We just wanted pizza and every night there was over an hour wait. Just take reservations for goodness sake. Put a time limit if you are worried people will dine too long. Instead people are standing outside in the cold waiting around for a table to open. After a 90 minute wait we finally placed an order to go. It was delicious but they could handle their customers in a more respectful way.

Good selection of alcohol And not too expensive for a ski…read moretown Have shopped here about three or four times

Pretty rude service. Popped in for some beer and the staff were bothered with our presence because…read morethey had a delivery. Find another place that appreciates your business.

I love There. Fun environment with great service, memorable drinks and tasty food. Make a reset or…read moreget there early, you don't want to miss There on your visit to Telluride.

Place is over hyped. If you come for Happy Hour or late night it's great! Don't go for dinner. It's…read morehard to put a decent meal together with the dinner menu, and over priced for portions. Our first visit was the late night menu that was great the server was very friendly. Second visit was for dinner at 5, and the server/bartender was very rude and arrogant. We asked for an off menu drink and he rolled his eyes said "I think I had that in college. You aren't getting that here!" Prick!

We recently stopped in at Colorado Boy, and it was a terrific stop. We had a couple of great beers,…read moremainly their IPAs and pale ale were spot on. They had Irish red on the hand pump, which I wanted to try but never did, it certainly looked great. The building itself is pretty cool, and the vibe is super friendly. It is a bit tight inside, but that makes it feel cozy and fun. The bartender was great and actually gave us a little history lesson, explaining how the space was originally part of the theater next door, which added a nice touch to the experience. The food was fantastic. We made the "mistake" of ordering a large spring salad to share, it was absolutely huge! It was served on a medium pizza pan, but it was delicious, so we didn't mind the portion size. We also shared the Peppadew & Sausage pizza, which was great. All around a fun place with great beer, history, and food.

We ordered a couple brews and three pizzas. The Ocktoberfest was crisp and smooth. The Colorado…read morePeach cider was refreshing! All the pizzas were delicious (Kid's cheese, the Cowboy and the Calda). The salads and apps sounded great but had to draw the line somewhere. We sat on the patio/porch and the weather was perfect. It was a quiet evening with some good food. We would absolutely go back!

Stopped in to pick something up, decent selection of whiskey and what not. Prices were pretty…read morereasonable except for the allocated stuff, that was all overpriced. Lady at the register was very nice and pleasant to chat with.

Nice selection , helpful staff, great location.....always look forward to perusing the beer…read moreselection