I saw Shrek the Musical here two years ago, and saw Oklahoma today. The food here is pretty good…read more I've had the pork shank twice, and it does not disappoint! The mashed sweet potatoes are heavenly! The dessert was okay; store-bought raspberry cheesecake. The show was pretty good too. There were some missteps in some of the dance numbers (near drop, near fall into orchestra pit), and a couple of wardrobe malfunctions (ripped pants, ripped hemline), but otherwise the show was very enjoyable. Now the question is: are these servers who act, or actors who serve? Because they do both very well!

I'v been to the MAC a few times in the past and have really enjoyed it, but this time it just…read morewasn't good, and I don't think I will be back. My dinner was cold by the time it got to me. There was a skimpy portion of thin and fatty odds and ends of ham, some coagulated super garlicky mashed potatoes with no butter or gravy, and steamed green beans which were flavorless and completely unadorned. The seating was incredibly cramped, and I did not enjoy sharing a table with complete strangers. There was an air conditioning vent blowing directly down onto me, and the wall behind me was filthy with dust bunnies and lint. By the end of the show several people in my general vicinity started displaying signs of irritability due to the tight quarters. The show I saw was A Christmas Story, and while the classic movie translated to the stage better than I thought it would, I felt there were a few elements that should have been excluded - such as the racism in the Chinese restaurant scene, the sexism in just about every scene with women in it, the portrayal of smoking, and the overacting (even for a community theater production where part of the appeal is the campiness) that I honestly don't remember being present in previous shows I have been to. One last thing - if you are going to do a show that features a firearm (even an unloaded BB gun) for f*ck's sake please educate your actors on proper handling. The barrel of anything (even an unloaded BB gun) pointed in my direction is gut twistingly uncomfortable.

I just left Ten Bears where I was there for about one hour with 2 girlfriends. The owner, William,…read morewas already visibly intoxicated (with 2 glasses of wine for himself nearby, a red and a white). Pretty quickly over the following 60 minutes he became verbally aggressive, psychologically abusive, and patronizing to myself and my girlfriends. I have NEVER in my life had this experience, and I have traveled all over the US and the world, interacting with thousands of people from countless cultures. William literally flipped a switch and began telling us "I have kicked people out of here before who were above you, and you are here" indicating with his hands that we were below whomever he had an experience with in the past. He also told one of my girlfriends that she doesn't know wine and that she is a "condescending bitch", because she was engaged in a conversation with him about his wines. I invited William to sit at our table with us early on (which he did) and when he switched to the drunk monster that he truly is, I saw it in his eyes. It is VERY obvious that this individual has LOTS of issues he needs to work through and is currently using alcohol as a coping mechanism, while also verbally assaulting his female customers. Unfortunately, we were the only 3 people in the tasting room and had we had a male with us, we surely would not have had the same experience. I immediately began to shut down (trauma response) and tears began streaming down my face. Normally with this type of male (gaslighting, condescending, and toxic to the nth degree), I would have been overly confrontational but the things he said and the look in his eyes, I knew that it was in my best physical health to not fully engage. I looked at him right before we left and said "I want you to know that this feeling, the tears I can't control, are real and you alone caused this". He then made fun of me for my tears and told us to leave as we were trying to pay. We obviously left and were and still are in complete shock. This individual needs to not only seek mental and substance use help but also should not be running a winery. Do NOT go to Ten Bears, especially if you are alone, are a group of women, and/or care about the safety of women. Ladies, go to Sweetheart Winery in Loveland, never had an issue there.

Ten bears accommodated everything that we needed! Great customer service and fantastic wine…read moreselection. We loved host Bill's information and guidance in selecting what we needed. Great experience overall!

I have supported Dance Express for years. The Director of the program is an amazing teacher and an…read moreoutstanding caring and patient woman. The dancers have a variety of disabilities that makes an appreciation of their recitals and public appearances a special meaning. Don't miss this wonderful dance troupe in and around Ft. Collins, CO.

11/14/24- went to see a concert here and had a great time. First off this place is super ADA…read morefriendly in that they actually have places for people to sit in the performance area. This is great for people that can not stand for a long time and is missing from most of the venues in Colorado. They also had free water set up as a self serve station. This was also super amazing and something that other venues could learn from. I would totally see more shows here. I can't speak to the bar area since I did not drink. My friends did teach one of the bartenders how to make a Black Tooth Grin and they seemed happy with the experience on that.

Came here for the first time about a month ago. Its located conveniently down in Old town. When…read moreyou walk in the bar area is in the first room and if you continue on into next room there is a stage a few tables and chairs where folks can sit down. They do some concerts here and then have a talent competition i believe that is weekly. We happened to go for the local talent competition with some friends. There was not a lot of folks there. Ambience was okay? Guess it was typical for a bar? Bring your ID. Even though I am in my 40s, i got carded to come in even though i wasn't even planning on drinking. My husband and friends enjoyed it there and would go back. I would go back if someone i knew was wanting to go otherwise in general its not really my scene.

ADA Review- * Look for an email 2 days before the event. If…read moreyou need ADA info, email the box office to reserve accessible seating in the balcony * I also called the box office to ask about parking/entry. Was able to park in nearest ADA parking ahead of the opening doors. There were a few other options nearby once the closest filled. We entered the theater with my wheelchair after the VIP ticket holders * The balcony seats at the bow of the U were really nice view/site lines, and I could park my wheelchair and transfer to movie theater type folding row seats * Elevator is very slow, and need to take a trip to level 1 for the merch table * There is an accessible restroom to the right of the 2 larger restrooms In all, this was a much more accessible venue than others I've been to recently. It really made the show so much more enjoyable. Thank you to the box office manager and the staff that helped us around the venue!

General Admission venue that has fabulous vantage points whether on the floor (standing room only),…read moreor up in the balcony (seats along the rail). The acoustics were good and the venue has two bar stations one on the upper deck and another on the lower. The foyer provides ample room for band merch. The restrooms were taken care of both before, during and after the show, which is a bonus for me. Dirty Honey put on a great show!

As newbies to the symphony world, I didn't think I would know the difference between a good…read moresymphony performance and a bad one. Then I attended a Friday Night Light performance of the Fort Collins Symphony Orchestra. I was there with a group of newbies, and overhead several people saying "wow, they're good". The evening was truly entertaining, and left me wanting to hear more. Sure, the crowd is a little old the older side, but there are more young faces in the crowd than I expected. A night at the symphony followed by a nosh at the Chocolate Cafe is a true FoCo cultural experience.

Everything is fresh! They pack their own beef. Great place to either pick up a few ribeyes and…read moreroasts or 1/2 side of beef to share w/family. Such great cuts. The best. Mason is so kind and helpful.

We drive from loveland to foco to Watch our movies. Best theater clean great sits and amazing…read morescreens

thiswas our worst experience of our lives. my friend and i just went o the movie the devil wears…read moreprada 2 we were asked to leave our seats because someone else said we were in thiers.i threw wour tickets away after being seated, they told us we could change our seats if we wand they made such a fuss about the practialy empty theater for thier seats. we left and we left,do'nt bother ever to go to this theater again!!!!! ispent more than 30 dollars in tickets and treats, never going to give this bussiness my suport!!!!!!!!!!