Randomly came here during a road trip and love it! The bartender, Chloe is so sweet and the vibe is…read moregreat! You should come just pet the cat, Elisa to be honest.

Visiting the area from California and discovered this brewery while seeking decent WiFi. The owner…read morekindly signed us on and we sat outside in the patio to upload and sync photos (we're travel bloggers). We ordered beers and bought some cold sandwiches. Wow! Most breweries either neglect the sours and saisons entirely or only give minor seasonal tribute - Chrysalis specializes in sours and takes pride in the craft. From delicate to robust, there will be sours here to suit any sour-lover and that's pretty sweet.

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 into Horsefly Brewery in Montrose and had one of those meals that feels more like hanging…read moreout at a friend's place--if your friend also brews great craft beer and cooks food with real heart. Now... I finally tried Rocky Mountain Oysters. Listen--no one prepared me for the fact they're flat. I thought they'd at least come with a warning label like "These are not popcorn chicken." But honestly? They were surprisingly tasty. And yes, I survived to tell the tale. My burger came out thick, juicy, and cooked just right--like a burger that knows who it is and is proud of itself. Paired with their craft beer lineup? Solid gold. Shoutout to Ryan, our bartender/server--attentive, chill, and made us feel right at home. But the highlight was Phil, the owner. The man walks around the place like he's hosting family dinner. Warm, genuine, and the kind of hospitality that sticks with you long after the last sip.

Went to Montrose for some camping supplies and to let the dogs run at the dog park. While at the…read morepark asked about places for lunch with dog friendly patios, Horsefly was recommended. It did not disappoint. The have a front patio and a size covered one with a bat, which is where we sat. Lots of sports signs, flags etc. service was ok. A bit slow at times. We got a bbq bacon burger and the french dip sandwich. The meat on the sandwich was smoked. The sandwich was delicious, only complaint was there wasn't enough of the dipping juice. The burger was very good but a bit on the small side compared to the bun. Lots of other good looking things on the menu. We will be back for sure with or without the dogs.

Had the peach hazy IPA, was pretty solid! Not a massive selection of beers but it is conveniently…read morelocated to the small town, distilleries and wineries

Service & quality of product are really great. We've always had our favorite beer that is in their…read morecore product that you can find in stores but tasing seasonal beers there is always a treat.

Overall, great food and atmosphere. It's a family friendly place but also a prefect spot for drinks…read morewith friends. I definitely recommend the garlic Parmesan fries! One thing to be cautious of though, make sure the person taking your order gets your payment card before ordering, if you don't you will be charged twice and have to wait for processing to happen in order to get your money back. Definitely very disappointing that this happened and I was told I was not the only one this has happened to so just be a little cautious.

Food was fabulous, the self serve wall was ingenious and the atmosphere was fun and upbeat. Service…read morewas outstanding.

I was looking at local taprooms while we were staying in Olathe and I always read the "about us"…read moresection of the website and liked their story. Then I saw they listed a particular beer that I like and have had trouble finding, Evil Pastry Stout by Weldworks, in Greely, CO. I contacted them through their website and they replied that they did in fact stock this beer. I went out today and met them and they are delightful. The taproom was started by two women who love to drink beer and while they have only been in business for 7 months, they seem to be doing well. They appear to host lots of events, including 'live shows'. There was a bbq truck out front that was excellent. I'd consider moving here just so I could be a regular.

Went on an quiet day on our way to our airbnb for Black Canyon National Park. This place is the…read moredefinition of a quaint, old-timey watering hole. The restaurant-side was unfortunately closed, but the bar was open. They happened to be serving BBQ this weekend. The BBQ hit the spot. It wasn't the best, but it was good enough to hit the spot. I got the Strawberry Lemonade Clarified Punch, which was refreshing and surprisingly really sophisticated - I was expecting such a sophisticated drink in a random bar in a small town (unincorporated). Drinks were a little pricier, but I think it was still worth it. Definitely recommend popping by if you need a quick drink and grub.

Staying in town to pick up my hunting teen and needed a place to grab a bite. With one restaurant…read moreand a coffee shop, there's not a lot of options. Thankfully, this place has good food. There's a front diner that appears to be more of the breakfast side and then a bar in the back with pool tables and places to sit and eat. I was here on a Sunday night and it was packed with locals and even had live music. I ordered my food to go and had a drink while I waited. As a single gal traveling it can be awkward sitting at the bar by yourself and I especially felt that here. People are polite and courteous but no one talks to you. The Sunday night special is fish and chips and were really tasty. Everything made in house. And the house red is Josh Cellars Cabernet so that was nice.

We are not trying to be harsh with our rating, but we are being realistic of our experience for…read morethose Not from the area. We enjoy finding and supporting local establishments, but this time it failed us. If we hadn't been so hungry and needing a break we would have moved on shortly after arriving. It wasn't super clear where to enter, then no staff in the main restaurant and despite the sign saying go to the bar it wasn't clear where to get to the bar. I ended up asking a customer what to do when he said the only wait staff person was coming out of porch area. We needed to sit outside with our dog, but as we sat outside we had to deal with non-stop flies everywhere which we didn't expect. We had to swat flies while eating. It was very upsetting that a customer thought it best to come from the bar to smoke on the patio where everyone was eating instead of easily going to the parking lot. Our server definitely had a pleasant personality, but lacked experienced server skills. We had to initiate the conversation to get seated, where to bring in the dog since there wasn't outside porch access and also had to get our own utensils from the main dining room. The food was good enough, but expected more flavor from the menu descriptions We had the grilled chicken sandwich, BBQ Ham & Swiss, Ruben (the substitute for the Chicago-Style Italian Beef we all really wanted) and we had 2 orders of the Sweet Potato Fries & Coleslaw. The BBQ Ham & Swiss on the Pretzel bun was the surprise winner along with the and the Sweet Potato Fries were the favorites amongst the four of us. Again, I'll finish with that we probably were not the type of customers today to appreciate the establishment given our long day of driving with much more to go. However, we are glad the community has a place to come together for food, drink and as we left they had live music.

We love Silver Basin and go all the time. They have wonderful pizzas that are made with fresh dough…read moreand all kinds of toppings. They also have vegan pizza options which is awesome. And their beers are great and Bob does a wonderful job making them top notch. The bar has a great locals bar vibe to it where everyone is welcome and feels like a local there, whether they are or are just passing through. One of our favorite spots in town.

A fun local joint with very friendly folks and some decent beers on tap. We stopped by and ended up…read morebeing there for bingo night. It was good fun and everyone was so welcoming! The brews on tap were good, but there was nothing super unique

The food and service here was amazing. We scored a great table near the open kitchen and watched…read morethe chef cook our elk, and plate it, which was pretty cool. Proportions are plentiful. Highly recommend. Prices are reasonable for quality of food.

The food was pretty good but definitely expected better. It's a pricy nice restaurant. I'm glad we…read moretried but will probably skip next time we're in town.

Roger was so great! He was very knowledgeable with wines…read moreand let us try local wines. Wines were all good, but my favorite was the Hibiscus white wine. Bar was located inside a beautiful large store where 24 local artists keep their work and up for sale. Great gift location ! You're able to walk with a glass of wine and walk throughout store and enjoy all the creativity. From jewelry to painting etc.

William Cellar is in the middle of a little bakery/ shopping center. The signage to get to William…read moreCellar is not great on the outside of the building. Tastings were $1.00 each and a Glass was $6.00. The wine was great.