I don't know her name but one of the bartenders here has a heart of gold. She befriend a homeless…read moreguy who can afford his own drinks but not a place to live. She is so kind to Steven. She heard he'd been sleeping on the actual street without a blanket or pillow. I said I would help out. She literally gave me all her tips towards the purchase. I declined. All I know if I owned a restaurant, she would be the person I would want working for me. She was a good bartender as well. Got our drinks with a smile. We will be back. What a great spiritual feeling at the Feisty Pint.

The burger was fantastic and the vibe were nice. Very nice evening spent with family.read more

Hearing the Irish music set the vibe 4 Shepherd pie is to die for yummy and the pot pie is…read morealways a hot dish I wish 4!

Prior to arriving in Grand Junction, I had looked up dinner options and the menu for this place…read morelooked really interesting. So we stopped by on a Monday evening for dinner. This is very much an American version of an Irish pub - basically an American bar with all sorts of green everywhere. The hostess was welcoming until she went to seat us at the table right next to the door when there was tons of open seating. So I asked for a different table and she seemed put off by the request. Our server was Brittney and she took our order. I ordered the Highlander Sliders and hubby ordered the Irish Stew and the Malted Vinegar Chips. I checked to be sure the sliders would be well done. When our food arrived, it all looked fairly good. The sliders were burnt, though. Well done doesn't equate to charring the outsides. They were dried out because of that but the sauce they use helped. They sliders came with fries. They were good. Hubby liked his stew but the chips didn't have any vinegar on them and were overly salted. They were served with French onion dip so that was good. Overall this was somewhat of a let down. I was really looking forward to a good dining experience but they missed the mark.

July 13, 2026 - Grand Junction, CO…read more We sat out on the patio with our pup, and I ordered a Hibiscus Margarita ($11). It was delicious, not too sweet, and perfect for a hot day. For lunch, I ordered a Trail Burger with fries ($16), which I split with my husband. We both thought the burger was very good. Nice dog-friendly patio, delicious drink and a tasty burger made for a perfect lunch stop.

Great experience here! We came for a late dinner just before closing. I had the burrata salad which…read morewas great with huge, fried hunks of burrata. My love had the rice bowl which he enjoyed. We also shared a ginormous portion of fries. Service is counter but friendly and accommodated a last minute request even after we had paid. You get a number and food is delivered to your table. Quick turnaround on the food. They advise of last call for food and beer. Atmosphere is fun with outdoor themes like a large kayak and trail like signs. Outdoor seating on their patio as well. Low key and chill with good food and beer; everything I love about a brewery! Street parking so you may want to allow for some extra time to find a space. Meters are free in the evening. Fun area to walk around before or after with lots of cool murals and street art.

My recent visit to Marlo's was a pleasant surprise. It's located on the ground floor of the Spring…read moreHill Suites building. The decor is sort of an updated 60's look with futuristic bar surfaces and lighting and lots of turquoise. It's like a cross between Mad Men and Star Trek, very cool. They have free appetizers from Bin 707 and live music on Thursdays. This is my new favorite downtown watering hole. They have a patio with a fire thing - I can't call it a fireplace (see photo) - which will be nice when the weather warms up.If you're a lounge lizard like me you have to check this place out.

If you're staying in downtown Grand Junction, this is a great place to grab a drink and make a…read moreplan. Great atmosphere and the regular bartender that is usually there (Latasha) during the week is terrific.

July 17, 2026 - Grand Junction, CO…read more We had the best visit to Ramblebine Brewing Company! They offer a large selection of outstanding craft beers, with something for every palate. My husband is an IPA enthusiast, while I prefer completely different styles, yet we both found plenty to love and each enjoyed a flight of four. The brewery is housed in a beautifully restored historic building with a warm, comfortable atmosphere inside, as well as a welcoming outdoor patio. They also host rotating food trucks, making it an easy place to spend an afternoon or evening. The staff truly made our visit memorable. My husband had his heart set on one of their "Ramble On" T-shirts, but it looked like they were out of his size. One of the staff members went on a determined search through their inventory and came back with exactly what he wanted. We were so appreciative that she took the time and effort to find it. A fun bit of trivia: the name Ramblebine combines "ramble" (to wander or roam) with "bine," the climbing stem of a hop plant used in brewing--a fitting name for a brewery that celebrates both adventure and great beer. We were only passing through Grand Junction, but if we lived in the area, this would absolutely be one of our regular hangouts. Highly recommended!

Straightforward Brewery right off main street. The selections are great, plenty to choose from and…read moreall really tasty. The food trucks are hit or miss, which is a bummer. We ended ho having 1 beer and heading to another spot for dinner. If the food truck has been a better options or it had been in house, we'd have stuck around for longer and had a few more too.

The absolute best French Dip!…read more Great service. Fantastic casual atmosphere. Good price point.

We arrived with a group for lunch and they gave us a great table near the back. But being in the…read moreback didn't mean we were forgotten! Our food arrived in a timely manner, especially for peak lunch hour. My salad was filling and fresh, which made my tummy happy.

Definitely a five star experience *chefs kiss*…read more They do service by name here so you know that it is personable and that you're not getting someone else's order. The workers are very friendly and work to make your experience the best. The establishment itself is fairly small and can feel a bit crowed but they do what they can with the space that they have. The Elk Tartare was a new dish for me and I don't have any complaints about it, very well made. But the Cured Duck Breast is what I came for, and it did not disappoint. Cooked perfectly and complimented well with the green pico. If you have a chance to try Bin 707, I recommend you do it! Very well worth.

Great location and super cool ambiance. We stopped in for dinner on a road trip and were…read morerecommended this restaurant by a local. We both enjoyed a bottle of wine from a local Colorado outfit, a nice Pinot noir, and my wife had a burger, which is what the place is known for. We sat at the bar and the bartender was very attentive and friendly. The burger was pretty good as expected. I'm a big fan of duck so that's what I went with and going down it tasted pretty good but later than night it was clear I developed food poisoning and was up most of the night regretting my decisions. My wife and I shared the same meals and drinks throughout the day with the exception of dinner so it was evident the duck was the culprit. Unfortunate, but I'd recommend sticking with the burgers if you go.

We were waiting for our train and stopped by. The food was great: cauliflower bites - amazing,…read moreburger - great, flatbread pizza - delicious. Service was great and attentive! If we are in town again we'll be sure to stop by!

You the get the warehouse vibe right away on entering from the high ceiling to the open floor plan…read more We were seated at a high table that was in need of a serious cleaning as it was sticky, most likely because of the disinfectant I witnessed then using. We came by for lunch and some drinks. The tap beer list is quite disappointing with only about 6 brews with Coors and Coors Light being two of them. The wife ordered the buffalo chicken sandwich which was battered chicken strips that (as she put it) didn't remind her of buffalo chicken. She actually added Tabasco for added spice. I got the smoked beef sandwich which arrived lightly toasted and well dressed with both horseradish and truffle aiolis. The beef was nice and tender but for 15$ kinda lacked substance and smoke flavor. The fries and onion rings were very good and well seasoned.