Terrific! Wife and I both enjoyed dinner. Spedini de Mare (scallops, shrimp, and asparagus over…read morerisotto) was incredible. Definitely making the drive to visit again soon.

Great spot in Windsor. It was packed on a Friday night, definitely suggest a reservation. We waited…read moreabout 40 min for two of us without reservations. We started with the Cheese Curds - these were great, the breading on the curds had really good flavor. Would order again. For entrees we ordered; bacon avocado burger - their burgers are huge, and a lot of great flavor. Would definitely order again Cup of bison chili - chunks of bison meat in the chili and was a nice portion. The flavor is good, I'm glad I tried it and would order again. Moody blue salad - this salad was big and packed full of goodies, it was the best salad I've had in a long time. The balsamic dressing was so good, mixed with the candied pecans and blue cheese, so good! I'd come back simply for this salad. Our server was a little spread thin and had tables on opposite sides of the restaurant, so we felt a little neglected, but when he was around, service was great. Just had to wait for long periods of time for water/drink refills. Overall, glad we stumbled upon this place and will definitely come back again.

Big portions, little Slower service and gets busy quick, overall worth it if you get a reservation…read morein advance!!!

My wife and I decided to go to Doug's Diner in Windsor for breakfast. Today is Saturday at 8:30am…read more Place is getting packed already. Lucky for us, they have a two chairs table available, so we got seated right away. The young lady hostess said "Hi" to us and walked us to our table. Our waitress is Andrea. She was friendly and professional. My wife has gluten allergies so Andrea was telling my wife what options she can have. Glad to see that the wait staff is familiar with their Gluten Free options. My wife and i decided to order their breakfast item called "The Basic". Comes with 2 eggs, 3 thick slices of bacon, hash browns and choice of bread. I ordered their breakfast item grilled biscuits and my wife ordered the GF bread. Even though the restaurant was packed and busy, we got our food in about 22 minutes. Not too shabby. Our foods came out hot and fresh. Our waitress Andrea was attentive. She checked on us a couple of times. As far as the taste of our food goes, both my wife and I enjoy everything except for the breads. My grilled biscuits were hard and dry. My wife's GF toast was overly toasted. Very disappointing. When we got our check, they charged $1.50 extra for one GF bread that tasted awful. That's ridiculous that they charged that much for a single bread. Overall experience, it was good. We would probably come back here again for breakfast or lunch and check out their other foods.

Clean and very bright/welcoming atmosphere. You can sit on the bar side or the dining room side…read more Either one will work out great! 10/10 recommend Ted's Old Fashioned to drink. It's so so good. And I am very picky about my old fashioneds. Food wise, the cowboy caviar is the perfect light and flavorful appetizer. I had the shrimp cocktail as my meal, also very good. And split a wedge salad with my mom. Also delicious. Our server, who was the bartender was very sweet and attentive and patient as we were a group that was talking a lot. Overall you can't go wrong stopping at this spot for a beer/food/cocktails!!

The staff at this location are just awesome! They go above and beyond to help you out. We had our…read morelittle ones b-day here and they were so accommodating and made her feel special on short notice. The pizza was awesome, we went with the meat lovers. Great crisp on the crust and great overall experience.

Fantastic! Starting from the moment we walked in to the time we left, Everything was amazing! We…read morearrived on Thursday and was greeted by a sweet young lady, asked for outside seating and was immediately accommodated. Sydney was top notch! She was quick with service while not feeling rushed but also didn't linger, either. She kept coffee and waters filled, was very kind and attentive! The food was hot, plentiful and just how we remembered it from three years ago. So delicious! We were not seated directly next to other tables. The outside seating was perfect. We just wish Urban Egg was in Helena, MT! On my way out, I asked the sweet hostess if I could speak with the manager, she came forward. She was the nice woman who delivered the food to our table! That's when I started to cry, how embarrassing! But, I could see they understood how much this return experience was so important and didn't brush me off! Instead, I left with a hug from them! Trust me, when we find ourselves in Johnstown again, we WILL be back and we can't wait!

Excellent food and service Always enjoy…read more Staff is always attentive Very consistent and great vibes

We've been here multiple times. The food is always good, the servers are always friendly and the…read moreplace is always clean. I love how they have new menu items seasonally. One of my favorite brunch places!

Was visiting from California and this was honestly the best breakfast I've had in a while!…read moreEverything i crafted so personally and everything I tried was delicious. Could not stop eating. Great service. Came in on a Sunday and there was no wait (lots of seating). Family friendly and very clean.

Seated promptly BUT the table had NOT BEEN PROPERLY CLEANED. My spot was incredibly sticky. Got…read moreit on the menu, my phone, my hands. Disgusting! Tried to get staff attention without success so stepped into the men's room to grab wet and dry towels to clean up myself. Ugh. Samuel eventually appeared and we ordered drinks for ourselves while waiting for our son and daughter in law. Great beer choices for me - JuicyBits. Decent wine choices. Our daughter in law arrived, ordered a nice red, and she split a Reuben Sandwich with my wife. Both sandwich and fries were very good. I'd ordered the Penne Ala Vodka with shrimp. The Shrimp were very nicely done as they're frequently overcooked and tough. But the penne and sauce were only meh. Bit of a disappointment as I've definitely had (and personally made) better. Not too busy for a Friday nite and we were allowed to extend our conversation a bit ... unhurried. Pleasant evening.

Don't even bother. We made a reservation and got seated right away even though it was fairly…read morecrowded. Our waitress was new which was fine but she never came back to check on us or tell us there is a wait. After 45 minutes our waitress and another lady tells us there is a wait and a backup of to go orders. Then I noticed food was coming out they were serving it to all the people who came and ordered after us. We never even got our appetizers or any food,

The chicken here is so special. We've had an entire bird before, but this time I ordered wings…read morefried in duck fat. Absolutely delicious. It came with an interesting aioli sauce that I can't describe, but it was wonderful. Also, I tried their cold gazpacho soup that was a summer delight because it combined hot spices with watermelon. We ate inside at a cozy little table so we could smell the chicken cooking in the back kitchen. I really love this place.

To be continued. We…read morestopped by for donuts, and will not be back for donuts. We get fresh donuts on a whim, and we had grabbed a box of 4 and ate them at our home. I kept it simple and got a chocolate round. The consistency of the donut was a little dense and tasted almost stale and flavorless. I ended up tossing the last few bites, which is a first. My husband got a wild card donut, their peaches and cream raised, and it was a standout star. The texture and consistency of the donut were classic, light. The flavors seemed balanced, and not too sweet despite the peachy-o ring on top. If all the donuts compared to this one, this review would be incredibly different. But, the other 3 were all duds, so much that I'm curious if by accident we chose the day oldies. We won't be back for donuts, however, do want to explore the chicken and other bites another time.

This was our first visit. The food was great and the atmosphere on the patio was very relaxing…read more We had a wonderful experience. We will be returning here again most definitely!

Arrived into Fort Collins on a 5-day quick getaway. As always with a long day of travel, evening…read morerolled around and we were famished. Thursday night 8:00 found us here at DC Oakes. We were offered indoor or outdoor seating and we opted for outdoors on this balmy 80-degree evening. Wife N started with a mocktail: Summer Crush. Delicious and we didn't miss the normally included liquors in the spirited version. She ordered a make it yourself burger: just the bun, patty, some ketchup and mayo. Medium. Side of fries. Her way. Burger perfect medium. Fries were crispy, above average. I ordered the Mushroom Avocado burger, also medium. Burger was juicy, flavorful, and the tempura avocados were an interesting twist on the un-fried norm. First couple bites had some crisp but mostly the avocados got soggy halfway through. Not sold on the tempura frying but the sandwich on the whole was great. Got some local draft on the side. Well taken care of, food was great, will return.

It has quite a bit of seating so we were seated immediately on a Friday evening. The waitress was…read moregreat - - very patient as we tried to make up our minds on what we wanted. Sis and I shared a Mediterranean Panini with chicken and no hummus. They actually brought it on two plates and split the fries. Very beautiful presentation. Unfortunately the fries weren't really warm and were kind of blah. But the sandwich itself was tasty. Two friends each had a margarita pizza, which comes on a cauliflower crust. They should've shared it because both took half home! Again, it was a beautiful presentation. They both said it was very tasty. Sis and I each had some tomato soup and it lacked flavor unfortunately. Yes, we would encourage you to go to - - a nice broad menu so everybody should be able to find something

My wife and I don't eat out very often, so when we do, it's a big deal. This was supposed to be a…read moredate night, a little "I love you" dinner where neither of us had to cook. Instead, I accidentally took her to intermittent fasting with table service. We both ordered bowls. She got the Pineapple Bowl ($21), and I got the Lazy Dog Bowl ($20). When they arrived, we honestly thought maybe the rest of the meal was still coming. Nope. That was the whole production. Each bowl featured what appeared to be half of a chicken breast. Not "about" half. I mean it genuinely looked like one chicken made the ultimate sacrifice so two entrées could exist. Somewhere in the kitchen a chef is holding a ruler saying, "Easy... if anyone gets an extra bite, corporate loses twelve cents." I've had Costco samples with more commitment. The best part was watching my wife try to convince herself she was full because she didn't want to ruin date night. That's when you know you're in trouble. When your spouse starts chewing slower because she's hoping time will create calories. You know how sometimes you get annoyed when the waiter or manager keeps coming by asking how your meal is and if everything is alright? The good news was that Lazy Dog definitely doesn't have this issue: Nobody asked how the food was. Not our server. Not a manager. Not a passing employee. Not even the emotional support dog I assume inspired the restaurant's name. It was almost as if everyone already knew the answer. The only thing that arrived promptly and confidently was the bill. For over $40, I wasn't expecting to leave stuffed, but I was hoping to leave without wondering whether we should split a cheeseburger at the drive-thru on the way home. I've seen airport salads with a stronger sense of abundance. The food wasn't bad. That's almost what makes it worse. It tasted good enough that I wished there had been... more than six bites of it. Lazy Dog, I came hoping to impress my wife. Instead, you gave us a memorable evening, a shared chicken breast, and the strongest argument we've ever had for eating before we go out.

My husband and I were visiting family from out of town and had the most amazing experience here at…read moreEmbassy suites. We came down from our room to have happy hour and the bar downstairs and had the most amazing experience with a bartender, his name was David. He knows how to make a killer martini and was extremely attentive and very entertaining. We would come back here based upon our experience with this gentleman in particular can't wait to come back to Loveland, Colorado..

This was the third Hilton I stayed at during a recent Denver business trip, and two of the three…read moreused a QR code parking system from Parking Management Company (PMC) in Nashville. Embassy Suites charges $15 per day for parking. Why this cannot simply be added to the hotel bill is beyond me. After a long day of driving, I could not get the QR code to work at check-in. A staff member suggested the hotel's concrete structure was the cause. Repeated attempts to access the system were frustrating, and the employee admitted they receive frequent complaints about it. I called the number listed under the QR code and got no answer. Frustrated, I even asked to cancel my reservation. A manager eventually stepped in and manually entered my information on a hotel computer. I also dislike having to provide personal information to a third party just to park at a hotel where I am already a paying guest. Reviewing PMC's privacy policy only increased my concerns. If Hilton continues expanding these systems, it will influence where I choose to stay in the future. Aside from the parking issue, the hotel was fine. The rooms were clean and spacious with a 1990s vibe, and the property has a bar, a small gym, and cooked food on-site.