Best brunch I had in Frisco…read more Butterhorn Bakery and Cafe is the highest-rated brunch spot in Frisco, and based on my experience, I'd agree with the hype. Of the couple of brunch spots I tried in town, this was my favorite. I ordered the Cornucopia with eggs over medium and substituted the home fries for fruit. The fruit was surprisingly good, strawberries, blueberries, and bananas with a light sprinkle of powdered sugar. A side of fruit can be pretty hit or miss when you substitute it at brunch, so I was pleasantly surprised. The eggs were cooked right, and the toast was fine. I opted for turkey bacon, though, and I'd recommend skipping it. It was pretty crispy and lacked much flavor. The standout was the cinnamon roll French toast. We ordered it to share with the table, and I highly recommend doing the same. It comes with two large cinnamon rolls that are soaked in egg batter and grilled French-toast style. It was top tier. I noticed several tables around us sharing the regular cinnamon roll as well, and those looked fantastic too. They also have a bakery counter inside with plenty of grab-and-go options. The pastries all looked great, along with fresh bread, cookies, and other sweet treats. If you're visiting Frisco and looking for brunch, Butterhorn is definitely worth a stop. And whatever you order, I'd make sure the cinnamon roll French toast makes it onto your table.

Everything was great. We had a family of 5 so we tried cinnamon roll French toast, biscuits and…read moregravy, Philly cheesesteak, and tomato bisque soup. I know sounds kind of random. But every person loved what they had. Plus outdoor patio to enjoy the mountain air. Adding myself to chorus of voices saying this place is amazing.

We ate her this morning. Food was great and atmosphere was relaxing. Only complaint was our…read moreserver, Manuel I believe spent more time on his phone than checking on customers. We had to ask 3 times for coffee refill. Ticket came to 47 and I gave him a 100 and he questioned if we needed change. I guess the comedy is free. I would still highly recommend this place.

Great tunes on the patio with my cheap date, Sunshine the Greyhound. We were immediately seated for…read moreBrunch, and quickly attended to by the friendly, helpful Edith. Soon the Bloody Mary made with a delicious homemade mix recipe arrived. They've tuned it up to gourmet quality! The Monte Christo was delicious too!

My sister & brother-in-law had their wedding brunch reception catered by Food Hedz. Their first…read moreright move was a brunch menu which they were able to customize to their tastes and preferences. Result?! The best wedding meal I've ever had!! The quality and flavor of each dish was stellar!! Pricing was very reasonable considering the area. Denver would be more expensive and likely not as flexible. All around - two thumbs up!! My plate: Green beans and cherry tomatoes with an olive vinaigrette, fresh fruit salad, mini bagels with cream cheese, lox and capers (my all-time brunch fav), a beef and sweet potato hash, roasted potatoes, organic veggie quiche (my second fav dish...awesome flavor!). I didn't try the beef with the hash but heard awesome things about it. They also catered a cinnamon roll cake that was perfect for the couples taste. It was delicious as a brunch dessert and when I warmed more up for breakfast the next morning! Sets the bar high for when I'm planning my own wedding menu in the future. Lots of great ideas and awesome execution. Thanks, Food Hedz!

Located in a shopping plaza only labeled "Cafe"... This restaurant is one of our favorite places to…read moreeat in CO. Right of I-70, it's a quick place to stop for wine/beer, great food and outstanding service. My hubs had a salmon entree with udon and tempura veggies, and I had a shrimp, scallop, crab pasta in this AMAZING spicy marinara. I wanted to bathe in it. Top it with fruit beignets with brittle icecream and caramel, it was a meal to beat. I highly recommend if you're in Frisco or on your way on I-70.

The burritos here are smothered and awesome. They're pretty great size and they come with a side of…read morehashbrowns. Flavor is really good. Also, the service was great as well. Overall, great for a mountain town. The price was just as expected for a mountain town. Definitely give it a try if you're looking for breakfast.

I had very high expectations for this restaurant coming into it because all of the places I've had…read morein Silverthorne have been amazing; both with food and hospitality. This place missed every single mark. Our food took almost an hour to come out and parts of it was cold. Hubbys pancake was hard (not crispy hard, like heat lamp hard) and one of the items on my plate was a completely cold, unbuttered English muffin. The eggs were cooked wrong (I ordered over medium and they were barely over easy with tons of runny white still and hubby ordered hard scrambled and they were scrambled and runny still), and our waiter stopped in to fill water cups once but did not check in or ask how we were while we were waiting. I'm typically pretty easy going -- I understand mistakes are made sometimes. That is easily redeemable if the service is good; but the service was not. Our server made it seem like we were an inconvenience. 1026 - we got the text our table was ready. We requested a booth (and mentioned we would wait longer got a booth) but got a table. Okay fine, it happens 1038 - we finally had a server ask if we want something to drink. We ordered drinks and it was at least 10 more minutes before they came to take our order. Our order was submitted and it was nearly 45 minutes for the (cold) food to come out. During the wait we were not checked on at all. No one asked us if we were good or needed anything-- or let us know the food was delayed. When the food finally came (again, cold) it was dropped at the table and it was another 15 mins before our server even acknowledged us again. The lady who helped him drop the food was nicer than he was, and asked if we needed anything else; while he couldn't be bothered. We are walking out now at 1140. Our server checked on us a total of 3 times and got rude when his tip was reduced for that. Important to note -- the table behind us had walked in as our food was being served and they got their entire order (6 people) before we left. Different server, so it may not be the entire place, however your servers are a reflection of your company. Unacceptable and we will not be back

Great Italian spot with something for everyone…read more Bagalis is a great Italian option in Frisco, especially if you have a group with different dietary preferences. We had a vegetarian with us who is a big pasta fan, and there were plenty of options for her to choose from. My fiancée and I started by splitting the Spring Heritage Green Salad, which was a solid starter. We're big fans of getting something green on the table to start, and this was a nice, fresh way to do it. The table is also supposed to get a complimentary bread plate with olive oil and vinegar. Ours didn't come out initially, but we noticed other tables had theirs and asked our waitress. She brought it out promptly, so just be aware that you may need to ask. For my entrée, I went with the Rocky Mountain Ruby Red Trout, and it was exactly what I was looking for. The lemon-pepper seasoned trout was cooked well and flavorful, and it came with asparagus, hollandaise on the side, and crispy gnocchi. The crispy gnocchi was the pleasant surprise of the dish. I'd never had gnocchi prepared this way before. It was slightly sweet and almost reminded me of a dessert. There wasn't a ton of it, so it added a unique touch without overwhelming the dish. I'd definitely recommend the trout. I also had a classic martini with dinner. Nothing particularly memorable, but it was exactly what I was looking for. Overall, Bagalis is a solid choice for Italian in Frisco, particularly if you're dining with a group that includes vegetarians. Good food, plenty of variety, and a nice atmosphere make it worth checking out.

Very slow service. One couple got up and left after not being served after being seated. Meat and…read morecheese plate was good, but bread was tough. Arugula salad was strangely bland, bolognese was watery and pasta was over-cooked. Drinks were good. Really wanted to enjoy it, but definitely wasn't worth the price.

I'm not sure why this place has a 3.4 star rating because our experience was nothing short of…read moreamazing. We were seated and greeted right away, and the service was incredible! I was expecting a quick breakfast, but what I got was one of the most delicious breakfast burritos I've had in Summit in a long time. This has officially become our go-to spot for early mornings. As a small business owner, I know how much reviews matter, and I believe in taking the time to share positive experiences. This spot deserves the recognition for their great food and service. Highly recommend!

We should have read the reviews before going to this restaurant. Severely understaffed. We felt…read moresorry for the host/server. He was running around like crazy. It took fifty minutes to get our food and it was barely edible. The cinnamon raisin bagel was like a blueberry hockey puck with a teaspoon of cream cheese. My husband's meal was fine nothing special but over $20! The table next to us didn't eat the food at all. But they did say the coffee was good. Two stars are for the server

Loved the happy hour here!…read more Very sweet server, comfortable/cute atmosphere, and tasty food & drinks. Great portion size, esp considering it was happy hour. Our group of 5 was very happy with the whole experience!

Uptown burger cooked med rare perfectly. Sweet potato fries…read morewere soft inside and crunchy outside.

Came to 5th Avenue Grille in Frisco after an 8-hour drive. We were starving, tired, and at that…read morepoint I probably would've eaten a napkin if it came with ranch. We had my service dog with us. And yes--she IS a legitimate service animal. After standing at the front for a few minutes, the waiter finally approached us with, "Are you looking to sit outside, or are you just looking at the menu, or what?" Well... hello to you too. We asked if we could sit inside if there was availability. That apparently earned us an eye roll. I even offered to show documentation for my service dog, and his response was basically, "I'll get the owner and you can talk to him." At that point, the vibe had gone from "not very welcoming" to "we clearly don't want you people in here." I can't know what was going through his head, but the way he looked at us, spoke to us, and reacted to a simple request came across as genuinely prejudiced and discriminatory--not just rude customer service. Maybe we didn't fit the preferred 5th Avenue Grille aesthetic after eight hours on the road. Sorry, I forgot to pack my dinner blazer in the camper van. We decided to leave rather than spend money somewhere that made us feel unwelcome before we even sat down. Food might be great. We'll never know. Hospitality, however, was definitely not on tonight's menu. Would not recommend.

We had a nice lunch here. Three of us had burgers and one had a salad…read more Waiter was fine and the food was tasty. I think the food is way pricey for what we got and the main menu was very expensive for a lunch.

I have been to the Summit County area so many times and somehow this is my first time here?! The…read morefolks behind the counter were incredibly friendly. The menu is massive with so many delicious options. The bread they make fresh is so delicious and perfect for a midday summer sandwich. All of the sweet treats in the case are tasty, we got a few different things to try and enjoyed them all. We will def be back soon!

Yet again, after a couple years, we went back try and see if anything has changed because we are…read morecraving a good cinnamon roll. My husband decided that the pecan roll looked "good," and decided to try it. It was terrible. It was like chewing on rope. As another reviewer said, "this is the worst cinnamon roll I've had in my life." We totally agree. We had hoped that our previous feedback about not letting the dough rise properly might convince them to adjust their recipe, but it didn't. The roll was dense and flavorless. Part of making a yeast bread is letting the dough rise rise and letting the flavor develop. They don't do that. Previous direct feedback was met with pushback, so I'll give it here instead. This was our last time to visit Blue Moon. We'll go get a proper cinnamon roll at Butterhorn or Enza's. I'm so sorry to give this feedback again, but they just don't care. We try to support small businesses here as we live here full time, but they've lost our business for good. And the sad thing is that this single situation has turned us off of anything Blue Moon offers, so we've never even tried anything else. Others have said they like it, but since the cinnamon rolls are so bad, we've don't even come in for anything else.

Timberline Craft Kitchen & Cocktails was one of the highlights of our girls trip! My friend and I…read morehad such a great experience from start to finish. I ordered the steak with potatoes and Brussels sprouts, and everything was cooked perfectly. My friend went with the mushroom curry and added chicken, and it was delicious. This was probably the busiest place at the outlets (besides the dispensary!), but the service never skipped a beat. Our server was friendly and attentive, and the portions were so generous that we both had enough leftovers for a second meal. Even though it's located at the outlets, don't let that fool you. The beautiful interior and inviting patio make it feel like you're dining somewhere much more upscale. Great food, excellent service, and a comfortable atmosphere--I would absolutely come back the next time I'm in Silverthorne.

very bad food. bad service…read more The decor is nice, but everything else ruins it. WIll not be back