Great food and great service! The tall blonde waitress was really friendly and very attentive to…read moreour table. We will be back!

Missy was amazing and the food was delicious!! It was a great location for a place to eat after the…read moreCheyenne mountain zoo. Sincerely, show-me fam

Went to the golden bee during a conference. I enjoy the space. The butter is delicious they have on…read morethe table! The service was great. The servers are attentive and kind and on it The food is okay! Nothing special honestly, just fancy It took a while for our food to come out but again they were packed and super busy! The restaurant definitely is on the pricey side but that's to be expected since it's at the broadmoor. I enjoyed how they included the tip too!

Yummy! Really fun atmosphere. Try to sit back in the room…read morewith the bar. Can get loud at dinner time. Piano playing starts at 7, sing along at 9. Fish and chips are a safe choice, along with any of the sandwiches/burgers.

Always an amazing experience, good price drinks, they have challenge wings that are honestly too…read morehot to eat, and the food is amazing. That burger I posted is like six inches tall.

CRAZY there's a semi-dive bar considering the westerly-adjoining neighborhood. That said, their…read morechile cheese fries are as good as anything you'd find in New Mexico. They make their own chile. Located in the Country Club Corners shopping center, they're one of several nice establishments, and with a pleasant staff. The Hatch Cover also has pool tables if you need extracurricular activity. Oh yeah, there's a jukebox too to control the tunes. Cc: me always when there's the chance.

I just wanted to leave a review for Lilly at Rookies Bar because she truly deserves the…read morerecognition. Lilly is hands down one of the best server I've experienced. She's incredibly knowledgeable about the drink menu and always knows exactly what to recommend based on what you're in the mood for. Whether you like something sweet, strong, smooth, or unique, she nails it every time. What really stands out is how attentive and friendly she is. She makes everyone feel welcome and takes the time to explain different options without making you feel rushed. Her drink recommendations have never disappointed -- you can tell she genuinely cares about giving customers a great experience. If you're at Rookies Bar and not sure what to order, ask for Lilly. You won't regret

Visited Rookies Taphouse midweek with our two daughters and were pleasantly surprised by the…read morepricing and portion size of their kids' meals -- such a great value! My husband ordered the BBQ sandwich with coleslaw, which was incredibly tasty. One thing worth noting: my $15 grilled cheese entrée was mixed up with my daughter's $6 kids grilled cheese meal, and honestly, there's no noticeable size difference between the two. For the price, I would've expected more than two slices of cheese. The tomato bisque soup came highly recommended, but I found it to be pretty bland. The service could've been a bit warmer, but overall it's a casual, sports-bar vibe with a ton of TVs, which is great if you're catching a game

FOOD: The cocktails are superb. They have a food menu, which we've tried on previous visits and is…read moregenerally quite good, but one is here for the drinks. SERVICE: The Broadmoor prides itself on top-notch service, and our visit didn't disappoint. From the valets to the doormen to the person who seated us to the person who took our orders and delivered them, everyone was professional and seemed genuinely glad to serve. ATMOSPHERE: Truly a delightful and comfortable place to have a drink and enjoy the breeze, the clouds, the mountains, the views of the resort. Both inside and outside seating. Not a problem today, but in the summer the window seats inside can get pretty warm. NET-NET: Not a cheap experience by any means, but I felt we got value for the dollar. A place we've visited before and will make a point to visit again.

Great vibe. Lovely cocktails. Beautiful inside and out. Sliders were great. The "wings" were…read moreactually legs basted in ketchup. Skip those!

My hubby and I came last week. He had wanted to come here for a while so we could get a seat,…read morehopefully in the airplane, and we did! It was New Years Eve, but we went around the lunch hour. Not too crowded, but since the airplane has seating really close to each other, there is a bit of noise, but it's all good, that's just the way it is! We were not just greeted and seated, we were given some information about the plane and the restaurant, so that was really great! Good food, my hubby had a nice sized burger and I had the fried shrimp with fries and coleslaw. Everything was so good and Naomi really made us feel comfortable, Thank You So Very Much Naomi. Definitely going back when we are out that way again and decide to get there. Children friendly for sure, the children we saw were having a blast in the cockpit!

Such a fun experience! We are from out of town and the hotel we are staying at recommended this…read moreplace. Was fun to see the decor and sit inside the plane. Service was great and the food was delicious! When we come back for visits will come here again

Ivy wild was really cool! It's a food hall that was created in an old school building. The names of…read morethe restaurants were like 'the principals office' etc lol. There was a gym, and it was really unique. We didn't have any food, we just got drinks. The only thing that I wished was different was more people there. But we were there at 4:30 pm on a Monday. I'm sure the weekends and later in the evening are busier.

Friendly quick service, great endless coffee & breakfast is served! Love the ambience of this place.read more

On a small road trip from Denver en route to The Broadmoor, we decided to skip the predictable…read morechain shops and seek out something with a bit more character. A quick search led us to Sacred Ground Café, quietly tucked into Cheyenne Canyon yet conveniently located just off Cheyenne Boulevard. It felt like a hidden gem--secluded enough to feel special, but easy enough to find without effort. As we pulled up, we immediately noticed the charm of the historic building, proudly bearing the year 1907 on its façade. You can't help but wonder about the stories those walls could tell. The parking situation is a bit tight, with limited spaces directly in front of the café, but manageable if you arrive at a quieter hour. Just outside, there's an adorable covered patio complete with a bar area--clearly a lovely setting for warmer months or an afternoon gathering. Since it was early morning in February, we opted for the warmth of the indoors. Stepping inside, I was greeted by original wood floors and eclectic European-inspired décor that exuded cozy, unmistakable hygge vibes. The atmosphere felt intimate yet relaxed, with seating for roughly 30 guests. At that hour, only one other couple lingered in the dining room, adding to the calm, unhurried feel. We approached the counter and were instantly tempted by an array of pastries and house-made treats. Though there was a full breakfast menu available, time wasn't on our side, so we chose to share a muffin and ordered two lattes. The barista was warm and efficient, taking our order with ease and delivering the coffees directly to our table once ready. As we savored our lattes and muffin, a local family arrived for breakfast, greeting the staff in a way that suggested this was a regular ritual. It quickly became clear that Sacred Ground isn't just a café--it's a gathering place. From the posted events and menu offerings, it appears the space comes alive in the afternoons and evenings as well, offering more than just coffee to the community. Given its inviting atmosphere, thoughtful menu, and picturesque location, it's easy to see why this café has become a beloved neighborhood staple. I would wholeheartedly recommend that anyone passing through take a moment to pause at Sacred Ground Café. It's the kind of place that invites you to slow down--and one I'll certainly return to the next time I'm in the area.

We walked over here this morning for breakfast, from the broadmoor, as we wanted to enjoy something…read morea bit more local. We walked through some residential areas, and it's about a 15 min walk from the hotel. There is parking out front, and the restaurant itself is situated in a residential area. Walking in, we noticed how small, but cozy it is. There are five two-top tables, and three bigger tables for four-ish. We were greeted right away when we walked in, ordered from the counter, and were provided with a number to place on our table. We were both super excited to see that they are still offering eggnog lattes (1/17/26) - 10/10 highly recommend. On to the food - I had the traditional eggs Benedict, which came with plenty of hollandaise, and roasted asparagus. The dish itself was delicious, and also very reasonably portioned. We will absolutely be back to explore more of the menu!

The food was delicious and nice sized portions. The service was great. Nicky was pleasant and…read moreattentive. We really enjoyed the outdoor dining area. Would definitely come again!

We ate at Miguel's in Rockrimmon last night. We were warmly greeted by Lauren at the door and had…read moreJosh wait on us. From the moment we entered the door we were taken care of with friendly, warm, hospitality. We started with the house made guacamole and loved it with fresh chips and house salsa. We had the combination plate and loved the fresh ingredients. Food came out fast and hot. Rice and beans were delicious. So happy they moved into this space in Rockrimmon and are locally owned. Way to go and congratulations on your new venture.

Jen is awesome. We had nachos w amazing green chili and 2554 beer while we played pool. Will…read moredefinitely return

Taylor, Alexis, Tyler, and Jenn are great bartenders. If you see Samantha Murphy aka Sam a former…read morebartender, avoid her like the plague, cause she's trouble and will bad mouth the bar.