I love Ryan's hangover and a bucket of Mamosas on the patio on the weekend with my wife and…read morepuppies! The meal is consistently yummy and the staff is super friendly. My wife orders differant things and has never been disappointed. We go at least twice a month.

First time here. Located in strip mall area with Safeway and other shops. Plenty of parking. They…read moreonly take reservations for parties of 15. We arrived before the homecoming crowd so there was no wait. The waitress was friendly & helpful with dinner suggestions and keeping up with ice tea refills. I ordered the Prime Rib Dip with side salad. I expected bigger slices of prime rib instead of the smaller pieces but it didn't matter because the whole sandwich was really good. No grizzle, soft bun, good taste, perfect portion. Check it out if you're in the neighborhood!

So I was shopping in the nearby Walmart, which is the ONLY place I have been able to find CO…read morepostcards. Before I left the parking lot, I decided to do a "brewery near me" search. Imagine my surprise when something hitherto unknown to me popped up, Collision Brewing Company. Wow, gotta go. Great place with unique offerings, I particularly liked the "Oil Skick", a black IPA. Photo attached. But I was impressed by the great service at the bar, and the menu. I'll be uploading some menu pictures in a bit, but what really caught my eye were the pierogis! I regret being in a hurry, as I would have loved to have tried. Next time, and ther will be a Next time.

After a day of swimming in the St. Vrain, we had food on the brain. We weren't looking for a…read morebrewery, but for a menu that would work for each person in the group. Collision's offerings looked promising. Dining near the bar was full, so we got a whole room with windows aplenty to ourselves. Our waiter modeled good service. He greeted us quickly, brought waters before I could pick a beer, and quickly returned with my suds and took our order. We strolled down a hallway to the restrooms, passing games in the cool blue light. The bathroom was clean. Urinals are half kegs. I cracked up, then explained them to him. The expansive menu looks surprisingly diverse. I could have had pierogies, birria tacos, chicken fettuccine, PB & J, or one of the selections of burgers and sandwiches. I chose the French Dip on Asiago bread with a cup of green Chile. I could only eat half a sandwich, but knew leftovers would be gone by morning. This was one of the better French Dips I have had in a while. Green Chile? I came here from New Mexico and am not often impressed. This stuff was truly hot and had great flavor. Win win. The kids' steak plate has to be one of the best values I have seen eating out in Colorado. $10.95 w side. It stood out and did not disappoint. One of them was more well-done than medium rare, but stayed tender. Great seasoning. Beer: I l checked ratings, finding their highest-rated brew, GTA, a barrel-aged rye stout that definitely exceeded expectations. I agree with the high ratings. Shout out to our server for letting an adult who wasn't very hungry grab a kids' steak. Shout out to the prices, which would provide value even with lesser food. My sandwich came at a 2019-20 Denver price, at least $5 less than equally good comps in 2025. 4.5 stars round up to five. Recommended.

We tried Modern Market Eatery (aka Mod Market) for dinner last night and had a pretty good overall…read moreexperience. I ordered the Thai Coconut Salad, and it was delicious--fresh, flavorful, and definitely something I'd get again. My husband went with the Buddha Bowl and mentioned it had a bit more spice than he was expecting, but still enjoyed it. Our daughter had the cheese pizza, which was good, though the crust was thinner than she prefers. We also had the lemonade and iced tea, both of which were really refreshing and a nice addition to the meal. When we arrived around 7:30pm on a Sunday, the place was surprisingly empty. Service was fine--nothing standout, but no complaints either. Overall, a solid, healthy option for a casual meal, especially if you're in the mood for something fresh and light.

This place is usually a winner, but not tonight. This is a reminder to ALWAYS check my order before…read moreleaving. I ordered a steak salad and specifically asked for no croutons, which was printed on the label on my salad, and guess what I got? Croutons. I can pick them off, yes, but why when I asked not to have them? I also was given the wrong salad dressing. Second, I ordered a side of mac and cheese and got home to find only a small corner of mac and cheese in the container. Sometimes I wonder what goes through the minds of people working in restaurants. Prepare customers' food like you would prepare your own. I certainly give second chances, but with the cost of eating out, it's hard to do when the standards seem to keep dropping.

Located right next to the movie theatre is Spitz, a mediterranean feast…read more When walking in there are various tables you can sit at. You order at the counter and they give you a number to take to your table. So if you are new to this place, I would grab a menu and take a seat somewhere before ordering, if you haven't had a chance to look at the menu. My husband and I wanted to get a wide array of what was on the menu but we opted for the loaded street cart fries with a mix of sweet potato and regular fries and the OG gyro with beef and lamb mix. Because I wanted to try the chicken gyro I got the mixed meat for my street cart fries. They accidentally forgot to put it on my fries so I got it as a side. The food was really good, especially the sweet potato fries with a side of garlic aïoli. The fries inside of the gyro were pretty good, but I would but felt it was overloaded by other flavors. I also got a drink of a passionfruit Mezcal, which was nice and smoky. Overall, I would come back to the spot, but it is definitely not an everyday spot due to price point. It was around $52 for the two entrees, the drink and tip.

Saturdays usually wind up being a 'no cook' night for us, so we generally get takeout from a…read morevariety of places. Over the past 6(?) months Spitz becomes more of a target for me. Sure it's 'fast food', but damn... You sure don't feel like you have eaten 'fast food'. The veggies are always fresh, and the bread nice and soft. I have never actually eaten inside, but the takeaway is just great.

This place was awesome !! Surprisingly a great place to…read morecome have brunch ... They have a full bar . The staff was so pleasant and super nice , very hospitable We had a baby with us and they were super accommodating The food was delicious , loved everything we got... Also loved the vibe of the place Will be coming back

Visited Gabe's back in September during Miner's day and grab couple breakfast burritos. Great…read moreflavor and good prices. Quick service at the counter for walk-in service. Being it was still early, it was packed for breakfast and had a good vibe.

I enjoyed the breakfast and experience at Pistachio's. I ordered their veggie omelet option without…read morecheese. It's a lot of food. Very hearty and pretty much covered what I needed even without cheese and with dry toast. The server was really kind. We ended up even in a conversation with her inexplicably about Dick's Sporting Goods lol. Didn't try any of the baked goods but they all looked appealing. Just a nice vibe in there for a conversation or getting work done.

Only giving three stars because based on the current average star rating, looks like they get it…read moreright most of the time. Ordered three items via meal delivery: two items wrong. Instead of offering to correct the order: "please call the third party to ask for a refund" unlike other restaurants that have offered to fix the order when they screwed up 2/3s of the order. Make damn sure you upgrade to real maple syrup or they give you coloured corn syrup.

What a great little pizza joint and brewery! Great beers and…read morejust as great food. Amazingly friendly atmosphere. The owners and staff are so welcoming. They seem to have a large number of home brews. And for the sports lovers, such as myself, there are plenty of large TV's. In short, I will be stopping by here anytime I am around the area.

We visited Mirror Image regularly. We went yesterday 4/11 for an early dinner. They were busy, but…read morethere were plenty of tables. We ordered our pizza and my husband very specifically asked for no mozzarella, but ALL ricotta on his pizza with the detroit crust. The girl seemed confused but didn't ask to clarify anything. The pizzas came out and were dropped at our table with no napkins, plates or silverware. My husband got up to ask for silverware and the annoyed bartender handed him silverware, got back to the table and realized there were no napkins in the bag that holds the silverware so he got back up to get napkins; very annoyed, the bartender handed him napkins. Didn't dare ask for plates, parmesan or red pepper flakes, so we ate off of the pizza trays, even though we were sharing pizzas. Then we realized my husband's pizza wasn't the detroit crust. Whelp, no one checked to see if our food was ok. We were completely ignored the whole time unless we flagged someone down. So, once again, my husband got up to go get someone. They took the pizza and then one of the staff came to our table to tell US what we asked for, which was completely incorrect! She started to clarify what the detroit crust is, which we know what it is, been there a lot. And then says, 'You ordered no cheese!' Um, no he didn't! He ordered the detroit crust and no mozzarella with all ricotta. Isn't ricotta a cheese? She said, 'Oh, well there was some confusion.' No apology and if there was confusion then come back and ask us before making the pizza. Again, we were completely ignored and the blonde bartender was SO rude to us. Not sure what we did except eat at your business. Not sure why we were completely ignored the whole time and treated like we were a burden and they didn't want us there. They were visibly annoyed. We weren't nasty in any way and were gracious. I'm still upset that my husband even tipped, honestly, I hope it went to the kids in the kitchen only. All they did was take our order, tell us what we ordered, and ignored us. Not asking for special treatment, just decent and kind service. Awful. And we drive a ways to eat at this establishment. Never again!

Just wanted to share another great experience at Birdhouse, still one of our faves! My daughter and…read moreher fiancé wanted comfort food last night, so we went to Birdhouse and, like always, left totally satisfied. We got the Birdhouse Flight to start--guac, five-cheese queso, and their birdhouse salsa (a tasty, mild tomatillo). Seriously, it's the best way to start your meal. For dinner, we all had ramen. I went for the Hellfire with extra bok choy. This ramen is no joke. If you want something spicy, this is it. The chili sauce, flakes, and oil really bring the heat. The kids got the Tonkotsu, which was amazing as usual--great broth and super tender meat. I had my spicy ramen with a Juicy Bits from WeldWerks, perfect combo. Seriously, it's some of the best ramen and service around North Denver. Whether it's for a special day or just a chilly night. Birdhouse is always good. I totally recommend it!

As a big ramen fan, Birdhouse was a pleasant surprise for me. I've had ramen at practically all the…read morewell known spot in Denver, from Katsu Ramen to Ramen Star (RIP) to Tokio. So it was shocking that I found such a good bowl out here in Erie. I got the Hellfire Ramen, a tonkotsu-based ramen served with their house spicy sauce, chili oil, pork shoulder, and a soft boiled egg. The broth was rich and flavorful, the spice level was perfect (quiet hot but still maintaining a good balance of flavors), and the pork shoulder was tender but still has a bit of nice toothsomeness. Overall, this was an excellent bowl of ramen comparable to any of the top spots in Denver. The only slight downside is that the broth was just a tough too salty for my liking, and I would've preferred a soy marinated egg over a soft boiled egg. They have other ramen here was well, such as a chicken-based shio ramen, a regular tonkotsu, and a Thai curry ramen. I definitely would return to try the other ramen. If the other items on this menu is as tasty, I wouldn't hesitate to give them 5 stars.

My favorite pizza place in Longmont was closed for the holiday so went here for a take out pie. I…read morehave to say that my expectations were not that great but I was pleasantly surprised how good it was! Parking is a bit cumbersome but the pizza itself was good. Margarita was the choice.

Came here for a solo lunch while in the area. It was a little hard to find-- gps had me driving in…read morecircles. Once I found it and walked in they weren't busy and it took a minute for someone to greet me-- I elected to sit at the bar and ordered the pizza special, two slices of pizza and house salad. Good pizza dough but, the sauce is a little bit on the sweet side for my pallet. Food good, service not the greatest (no real sense of urgency) and vibe was meh.

Great new place with scratch kitchen and good beer. I'm not even a beer guy, but the Mexican Hot…read moreChocolate stout is pretty great. Fried green beans amazing. The burgers are greatness. Good selection, good service

we went here because Yelp rated it #1 burger place in Longmont, CO. Dont make the same mistake…read more incompetent waiter never put in order. incompetent owner, having only 2 tables left before closing didn't realize the waiter didn't put in order. after 45 minutes and 3 "check ins", she realized.....but forget it, I like to eat before 9:00. goodbye.