Don't walk. RUN! Absolutely fantastic food and drinks and little corner dedicated to unique market…read moreofferings. We were passing through town and saw the great reviews. Definitely lived up to the expectations! On our first lunch there, we really enjoyed the Chicago beef sandwich. Spicy gardenera mix, tender slow cooked beef and a fresh roll. Just outstanding! We were excited enough to go back on day 2 and had their Reuben sandwich. The meat was succulent and delicious, the marbled rye bread was fresh and the fixings were in a perfect ratio. They have a great patio if you want to dine outside. My only complaint is that I had to leave town so I couldn't try more sandwiches! Put this stop on your bucket list! Ps friendly helpful staff to boot! Enjoy :)

Very cool deli with provisions and bar…read more The hand-cut french fries were strongly recommended and were amazing!! They have a working pay phone in the front. It's in a phone booth where the booth light comes on when you shut the booth door. I dialed a non-local number & they answered. That was pretty cool!

We have been here several times over the past few years and the food, service and atmosphere are…read moreamazing. It's has a wonderful bar with full bar service and the menu has some many options and I have had a few of the chef specials. Never a bad meal. We will be back in a couple weeks and looking forward to taking the family there for a meal. If you are in the neighborhood, make sure you stop by and give them a try. Enjoy!

10/10 love that this spot is in our side of Longmont. We loved the spinach artichoke dip to start…read moreand I'm still thinking about the goat cheese and apple salad, my dinner date loved date loved the fish and chips and the profiteroles ice cream dessert is delicious and definitely big enough to share. I didn't get to try to the Buffalo Cauliflower or Chocolate mousse so we need to come back. Everything was delicious and the service was super friendly. Really a great spot and I'm ready to check out the open air bar this summer

Great food & Katrina was rlly nice Food was warm and really…read moreyummy Got a desert too and we loved our food

We noticed this new location and decided to give it a try. It is confusing that they have so many…read morefried chicken sandwiches and are right next door to a fried chicken sandwich place. We ordered sandwiches which were expensive ($13.99!) and they were very large. I could only eat half! I asked what type of tuna they put on their sandwiches, but the clerk did not know. She showed me the package, chunk light! The chip selection is Zapp's which I cannot eat because of the high MSG content. They always make me cough! Pepsi beverage selection. Cute decor!

Oh, what a joy it is to be one of those impossibly pompous sandwich snobs from NYC. You've heard it…read moreall before, "Hey, the sandwiches in New York are just better in every way! Better bread, better cold cuts, even the pickle on the side is better, Fuhgeddaboudit! Yo Vinny, let's you and me head over to Snarf's and try the "Italian". "Yeah, right... I bet the standard toppings come with mustard, geeze! Fuhgeddaboudit! Yeah, Fuhgeddaboudit!".... And SCENE!!! Not sure what that all means, but I actually am from New York, am a legitimate sammie snob, spent time in Sandwich, MA, and LOVE Snarf's Italian Sub. And while I may be judging it on the handicapped Colorado sandwich rating scale which gives it an additional half star per side, it's still a damn good sandwich! I always go with the "Novice", it's perfectly short, and densely packed with lots of thinly sliced Italian meats, provolone, lettuce, tomato & onion. Their grinder-style oven ALWAYS gets the sandwich nice & hot. Yes, the bread can sometimes get a bit dry & crispy, but it often is a nice textural contrast to the juicy sandwich filling. Finally, two things that put it over the top: #1. a perfect mélange of oil & vinegar AND mayo. Yep, gotta have 'em all to make the magic just right! And #2. Their amazing proprietary blend of Hot giardiniera peppers. The best mix I've possibly ever had-- including NYC! One SIDE NOTE (and I'm being totally serious): Yes, if you order ALL THE TOPPINGS, you'll get mustard. So please, do me a favor, and DON'T get mustard on your Italian hero, Fuhgeddaboudit! Other favorite sandwiches that I have enjoyed at Snarfs locations in Boulder over the last 25+ years: the Meatball (extra parmesan), the Prime Rib & Provolone (mayo only), and the Turkey & Swiss (extra Swiss, of course). Are these fancy frou-frou sandwiches? Definitely not... but they're my favorite old school subs in Colorado, and I'll keep coming back again & again!

Super over priced for what actually goes in the sandwich. You end up with more bread than all the…read morefixings. Over toasted a tad as well. Definitely able to get a better bang for your buck elsewhere.

Babette's has to be in the running for best bakery in Colorado. The gros de sel bread - a load…read morecovered in herbs and flaky salt, with the most amazing crust and crumb - is heavenly if you love great bread! It's almost never on the menu, so good thing they always have standout regular loves - country bread and a perfect baguette are almost always available (but get there before noon!). They also have spectacular seasonal pastries, delicious foccacia with interesting toppings, a few delightful sandwiches, and standout desserts and sweet treats. It's carby heaven, whether you eat in (inside shared tables or outside picnic-style) or take everything home... and in that case I dare you not to tear into something on your drive. Don't try to come on Mon/Tues as they are closed then, and watch out for the peloton of cyclists on weekend mornings! Even if the line is long when you arrive, it moves quickly and the staff will always help you find something you'll love (or that will wow others when you deliver them a special treat from Babette's).

Food 10/10! Best foccacia I ever had (crumb worthy of Food Network segment or an Iron Chef battle)…read more I wanted one of everything but the stomach has limited capacity. Will be back (and again and again, but shhh! You should go before everyone finds out about it). People 10/10. Real, kind, generous. And with fun tidbits of conversation and humor. Ambiance: excellent for breakfast or brunch with friends, working solitary on your laptop, having a quick sandwich on the rooftop patio, or a work meeting (in-person would be nice because the velvet couches are legit). I really liked the attention to details (such as the hooks for hanging a purse under the countertop). Cool decor and the vibe is like somebody oversized den, but instagram-worthy, you know? Check out the little store; they have cookbooks, cards, adorable kitchen towels and such, preserves and so on!

Stopped into The Mountain Fountain on North 75th Street and ordered the Italian, and it delivered…read more It was stacked high with salami, turkey, and ham, plus banana peppers, pickles, cucumber, red onion, crisp romaine, and creamy cheese on good bread with a tangy spread that tied it all together. It was fresh, generous, and easily worth the $12. They even wrap it up with a little chocolate chip cookie on top, which was a nice touch. I paired it with a 24 oz iced latte, smooth and strong, and a bag of Boulder chips. Everything hit the spot. The place itself is half the reason to come. Old wood floors, exposed beams, shelves of local snacks and treats, homemade pies, and a patio with bright teal chairs out front. There's a William James quote on the wall about being like islands connected in the deep that sums up the friendly, unhurried feel of the place. Staff were welcoming and quick. If you're in Longmont and want a solid sandwich in a spot with personality, this is it. I'll be back to try the pie.

This is a cute little market that has cold sandwich options for gluten-free and regular. We got a…read moregluten-free their house made honey oat bread with turkey, lettuce, and goat cheese. They do toast the bread, but the meat was cold. It was very good even my hubby liked it, who is not GF. The bread was VERY good. Wish we lived in the area as I could see buying a loaf of it weekly. And the sandwich even came with the perfect size baby chocolate chip gluten-free cookie as a dessert. I cannot wait to come back to the area to go here again. The only downside is it isn't fast, the kids behind the counter were busier talking then helping people but as long as you are patient it is worth it.

Great find in Longmont! Stopped for breakfast on way home from attending concert in Lyons on night…read morebefore. Excellent, friendly service. Food was yummy and very tasty. Took a piece of carrot cake for later. Definitely recommend checking this out. Convenient location.

We had breakfast and it was delicious. I had the breakfast burrito and it and the sauce were so…read moregood. The inside is nice and the service was good.

They are always so kind, and ordered are always amazing and correct. Definitely the best location…read morein Longmont:)

Placed my orders online several times over the last few months and the sandwiches are never done…read morewhen I arrive. I eat at this location twice a week. It apparently takes 30 minutes to make 2 sandwiches, and the order is not correct part of the time. It's convenient and was good at one time. Apparently planning ahead during a lunch break is not the way to go at this location. Walk in and order off the street and get you sandwiches quicker and probably more accurate. It happened again today. Ordered at 12:11, showed up at 12:31, Received sandwiches at 12:39. Lesson learned. Time to start eating somewhere that appreciates repeat business and my money as well as respects a lunch break time.

I was pleasantly surprised by the experience at 300 Suns Brewing! This was the best tasting…read moreexperience I've had. I got to taste 12 beers! I loved at least half! The food was good. The service was great. It's a little loud due to the acoustics in the building- no acoustic tiling in the high ceiling- but we were there when it was busy, too. Lots of smiles going on there! Customers AND staff! Great addition to Longmont's "brewery scene". I recommend!

Great new place with scratch kitchen and good beer. I'm not even a beer guy, but the Mexican Hot…read moreChocolate stout is pretty great. Fried green beans amazing. The burgers are greatness. Good selection, good service

I have yet to have tried anything that I haven't liked there. It's clean every single boost food is…read moreabsolutely delicious. It's a great place to go when nobody can decide what they wanna eat and everybody wants something different very family, friendly atmosphere as well. Hesher BBQ Co has a place there so definitely go visit them nicest staff best bbq! But honestly, all of it is delicious. There's no place that you can go wrong with.!

Parkway is a sweet third space in the center of south Longmont - just west of Main Street on the…read morenorth side of Ken Pratt. Great central location. It is a place to spend money on food and drink and socialize, but it is not a good fit for all sensory needs - especially challenging for those with auditory sensitivity. I organize a local community group to attend trivia events and we like Parkway for this, but we're don't love it. This review is specific to Wednesday nights, and trivia in particular. Pros: - Fantastic food selection for all ranges of affordability and dietary preferences (but perhaps not restrictions due to allergy). Employees of food stalls are friendly and service is always great. The popsicle stand guy is above and beyond! - Many seating options. Low tables with benches, high tables with chairs that have a back, and numerous 2-4 top tables with ordinary chairs. - Trivia prize is a gift card usable throughout Parkway (except the cheesesteak place, I think). - If you beat the house at trivia, they give out drink tokens for the team. Our team tends to be very large with only 3-4 people actually paying attention to trivia, and last night the bartender offered to provide tokens for all 12+ people. We declined but appreciate the generosity! - There are several children's play areas including an arcade, and several other separated spaces that I'm guessing can be rented or used for larger groups. Cons: - The space can get quite loud and the trivia caller may or may not be very audible. If you're too close to the trivia caller's speaker, it can be very difficult to hear the people at your table. - Only one TV is turned to the trivia game, so if you're seated facing away from that TV (about half the seats in the house are) you need to look at the trivia questions on a phone or computer. - Tons of TVs here. There isn't any seating area that's tech free. You'll have TVs in line of sight the whole time you're here, which may be challenging for those who are very distractible or prefer less tech in their social spaces. - Despite it being the World Cup, last night every TV was tuned to a baseball game. While yes there was no live game playing right that time, it was bizarre to me that not a single TV was doing replays of the most watched global sports tournament ahead of the quarterfinals. - The bar pool tables are kinda in the middle of everything (right next to a trash/water area and door to a patio), and every time I see people play they are constantly stopping play to accommodate diners walking around them. It would be nice if the bar games had their own space - darts could be added if they moved the pool tables into one of the walled off rooms. More adult play spaces = more $$ spent, so probably good investment for them for the future. Trivia: - Currently device dependent. You must have a phone or computer to play. - 4 rounds of 8 questions, 3 minutes per question. - Faster answers gain more points. - No limits on team sizes, and they're not very mindful about the winners - one time we had a new team member who was answering our team questions in his phone and won second place, which we of course declined but the trivia caller had no idea. - Prizes are Parkway gift cards to top 3 teams; $30 for 1st, $20 for 2nd, $10 for 3rd.