Talk about unprofessional and rude. I am actually not a client but a caterer that was used for…read moreservices at one of these "organized events" I called Christina the day before the wedding she had planned to let her know some information about the order. She said all was okay so I went ahead and delivered it the next day and went to set it up and the exact information that I had given her she did not listen to it all and was very upset and that it wasn't the way she wanted it to be. She then was very rude to me and was not organized at all and looked very flustered. It may look good from the customer side but from behind the scenes she is a very unprofessional and rude person. Being in the service industry I find it incredibly upsetting that she talks down and is rude to other service people. Especially because I went way above and beyond what was expected of me of my employer

Social Affairs is fabulous! I can't recommend them enough. Christina was a god send after my mother…read moredied and we needed to orchestrate a celebration of life in less than four weeks. She and her chef took our ideas for the menu and venue and ran with them. Her team helped us get the space set up in a very tight window (30 minutes!) and took delivery of linens, flowers, oven, etc. They were also perfect working the event and clean up. You get a very high class service at a fair price with Social Affairs. Book Christina ASAP for your next personal or corporate event!

We stayed here while my boyfriend and I attended a wedding. We couldn't have been happier with the…read moreroom or the service. Kris was so sweet and kind. We stayed in the Bird Room, which was cozy. The king-size feather bed gave us both plenty of room to stretch out, and was like sleeping on a cloud. . Kris made us an Amazing breakfast, and accommodated my dairy allergy. We didn't get much time to explore the grounds, but will definitely stay again.

Beautiful place, with very nice owners. The breakfast was also excellent! Lots of horses, and…read moregreat rooms.

Loved everything about this property! The service was excellent, the live music created a great…read moreatmosphere, and the location was perfect within walking distance of several amazing trails. The complimentary breakfast was also a highlight, with a nice spread of options that made it easy to start the day off right. My only suggestion would be to add carpeting in the guest rooms. We could hear footsteps and loud thumping from the room above us throughout the night, which made it difficult to get a good night's sleep. Other than that, it was a wonderful stay, and I would definitely return

My dogs booked this one and I was the plus one. We stayed one night (Sept 27 to 28) at The Eddy in…read moreGolden with Tod and Rosa, and I loved it. The service was fantastic, from the front desk to the taproom. Everyone was so welcoming, and you can tell they love working there and love dogs. The vibe is mountain town, with mountain views, firepits, flowers, a patio, and picnic tables. There's a dog park just steps from the hotel too. The room was wonderful with a yellow couch and a nice bathroom, and I slept like a baby. There was a wedding that night and the whole crowd seemed to be having a great time, so the place felt really chill. The key is a round Eddy chip instead of a card. We got a barkcuterie board for the dogs, bandanas, Eddy mugs, a nice do not disturb sign, and cupcakes for me. Tod and Rosa loved the board. There's a vending machine downstairs with food and treats for dogs. In the taproom, my favorites were the Smoked Old Fashioned (smoked, served on a rock) and the Eddy Burger. The dogs joined me after dinner and for breakfast, where there was a cereal bar, juices, and a coffee station on every floor. Perfect staycation for dogs.

For our recent anniversary my husband and I decided to have a "staycation" instead of going out of…read morestate and decided to visit Golden, Colorado. We had been to Golden in the past but never stayed there. We wanted to stay in downtown Golden as we were also going to attend a concert the same night at the Buffalo Rose. The Table Mountain Inn is literally a couple of blocks away so it was an easy choice. The hotel is decorated in a Southwest motif. We stayed in the Navajo Junior Suite which was quite large and included an outdoor balcony and a gas fireplace. From the balcony we had a nice view of Table Mountain and the Coors brewing factory which was amusing as Coors Light is my husband's favorite beer. While it was very warm, we didn't use the fireplace but it is a nice feature, especially if you stayed in winter months. The room was clean and comfortable and well appointed. There were 2 TV's. One in the living room and one in the bedroom which was nice. All staff we encountered were very friendly and wished us "Happy Anniversary." If we ever want to spend some more time in Golden, I would gladly stay here again.

We just popped in for a cocktail…read more We sat at the bar. It wasn't too crowded. My husband likes the AC Golden Barman. They know how to pour it properly. My daughter and I each got a Peach Bellini. The bellini had a thick peach puree with prosecco poured over it. It was quite sweet. The puree didn't really ever mix into the prosecco so it was still there at the bottom. I would probably make a different selection next time. This is a really nice bar space. The chairs have cow hide on the backs. The bartenders were engaging.

I have been there twice for weddings. One was for a very…read moregood friend of the family. The other was for my son's wedding. Unbelievable venue, great food, amazing view. Bob and the crew at the Crystal Rose (100% pros) will make it a night that you, your family and friends will remember. Top notch: Bar tending Cook Set up Scheduling Teardown DJ

It's very Colorado. Down to earth and very simple. With that first impression we walked in and out…read moreto the back where the wedding was going to be held. It's about a 20 minute drive from Lakewood. The view in the back is probably the reason why couples choose this location. But to have access to the view you have to actively look for it. It's mostly covered by the neighbors big trees. Parking is in front which is limited and the side of the road for about 10-12 cars. You can't park anywhere else or you will be towed. The inside of the venue is not that big although it's not tiny either. Two things to consider if you're thinking about using this venue. It's old. So they have a wall AC that blows arctic air in one direction. Mine. So someone will be me in your reception and she will not be able to take it. I felt like I was in a meat locker. Second thing to consider: the uneven floors. A few people almost fell flat on their faces. Dark wood floors that's uneven+Heels? Comedy or dark comedy? Your imagination will work an O.T on what could potentially happen here. It's dark inside as well. Although there's a bar that can fix that. I'm not impressed and not a fan at all.

Very nice atmosphere Good food…read moreGreat service Priced right Very festive at this time

This place is awesome. The food is prepared to order. But I'm telling you the Mango Habanero save…read morethat Chef Dalton makes in house is stupid good. I had it on the wings got some to go for breakfast. It a bit spicy but not over done. Just try it. Put it on a breakfast burrito or a steak even salmon. Was a great new addition to the menu and a def winner. I ordered a second Oder of wings to go for tomorrow. Thanks chef, sometimes simple is the best. This is a real win.

Still awesome! The food is delicious, the beer is top notch and the service was great…read more Watermelon mint (very good) Freckled Rhu-Barbie strawberry rhubarb blonde (very good) Copper Trail Amber (great) Common Ground coffee stout (excellent)

A lot could improve here…read more We waited over an hour for a patio table for our party of six because we had our two small dogs with us. The patio is first come, first served, so we understood there would be a wait. About 20 minutes in, we decided we'd rather just get our food to go than continue waiting, so we ordered at the bar. We were told we couldn't get our food to go because there was no one available to box it up in the kitchen--they were too busy. However, they could bring our food out in baskets with some boxes so we could box it up ourselves... because apparently putting food in boxes is harder than putting it in baskets, and it makes more sense to dirty a basket instead of boxing it up. Their logic--not mine. We eventually got a table, and then waited another 20-30 minutes for our food. After an hour and a half of waiting, our food came. it was COLD. Cold. After waiting that long, how is the food cold? And somehow, while my food was cold, my husband's burger was RAW, items we ordered were missing and we were given items we didn't order... The food was overpriced, bland, unexciting, and honestly just disappointing. The servers were kind when we interacted with them, but essentially nonexistent. Not one person checked on our table--or, from what we could see, the tables around us. Water was self-serve. Drinks were ordered and picked up at the bar. We ordered our own food at the bar. Then, when we checked out, we were asked if we wanted to leave a 25% tip. Hahahaha. For who? Who exactly am I tipping? We literally received no table service, and you're suggesting a roughly $30 tip? I'm sorry, but no. This isn't our first time here, but it will definitely be our last. I'll give a smidge of grace because it was a game day and obviously busy--but not much. If you can prepare a special game day menu, you should also be prepared for game day crowds and have a plan to provide an acceptable level of service. Waiting this long for unexciting cold food, a raw burger, virtually no service, and then being prompted for a 25% tip is ridiculous. Not impressed. At all.

Had brunch on a Saturday morning. Restaurant was not busy, service was quick and attentive…read more Although it is a limited menu, the food was great. We enjoyed the salmon toast and omelette. Very reasonably priced for a hotel restaurant. Would like to come back and try dinner.

To me, The Nickel was just OK, and pricey, when we were there for an early dinner this week. It's a…read moresmall menu with just 13 items total on the dinner menu (plus 3 desserts). Three items are appetizers, which our server said means a single item -- apparently $8 for one deviled egg (with caviar), $9 for one mozzarella stick, $6 for one hush puppy. We didn't try those, although in other reviews, it sounds like people enjoyed the small plates, so maybe we missed out. One person I was with got the duck confit and liked it; one got the burger and said it was really good; we all thought the fries were fantastic. The $32 Airline Chicken was a tad overcooked/dry, served with a small amount of creamed corn, some sad-looking pea tendrils, and about 8 green beans that had been left on the vine too long to be cooked very lightly, as they were, so they tasted rather bitter. Two of us each had the same entree and one glass of the least expensive wine on the menu, and our portion of the bill came to over $110, which just seems excessive. The ambiance is nice, and it's a great location for a DCPA show. But it was ... just OK.