FOOD: The cocktails are superb. They have a food menu, which we've tried on previous visits and is…read moregenerally quite good, but one is here for the drinks. SERVICE: The Broadmoor prides itself on top-notch service, and our visit didn't disappoint. From the valets to the doormen to the person who seated us to the person who took our orders and delivered them, everyone was professional and seemed genuinely glad to serve. ATMOSPHERE: Truly a delightful and comfortable place to have a drink and enjoy the breeze, the clouds, the mountains, the views of the resort. Both inside and outside seating. Not a problem today, but in the summer the window seats inside can get pretty warm. NET-NET: Not a cheap experience by any means, but I felt we got value for the dollar. A place we've visited before and will make a point to visit again.

One of my favorite locales at The Broadmoor. Perfectly framed views and attentive staff. One of the…read moremore select locations to enjoy a drink in the world.

Food? 5/5. Tastes great, hot temp, reasonable pricing. Drinks are great! Menu changes often so you…read morerarely get the same thing twice. Great if you want some variability in your life. Great for exploring your own tastebuds! Service? 4/5. It can vary, sometimes you wait a bit for drinks, but not too long. Most of the time, you get your stuff fast, staff is friendly and the bartender seems to enjoy talking about the concoctions. Ambiance? 5/5. Intimate, dark, good spot for a first date. Chill background music.

The archives is super cute! I love how it is moody and elevated. Great for an intimate drink date…read moreor hanging out with your friends. And the happy hour deal is fantastic! Also a great way to try a bunch of cocktails. $5! What a steal! Our server was really nice and the drinks came out pretty quick along with our food. My only complaint is that the truffle fries were cold and limpy. They were great.... Also the truffle flavor was nonexistent. And my chicken tasted kinda fishy and the batter came off. So obviously they weren't battered correctly. But if you don't count the food, this place is pretty good!

Wobbly Olive has some of the best food & drinks of any restaurant in Colorado Springs…read more The owners take lots of pride in making it the best experience with their food choices, drinks & Speakeasy Themes. They are the best! Don't believe what nasty unhappy people are posting on Wobbly Olives with their bulling postings & low ratings.

Hidden inside the Wobbly Olive; Allusion Bar is like no other. The entire bar transforms with a…read moremovie theme! Recently, (it's 14 August 2025 as I type this) the theme changed to Jurassic Park. Previously it was Shrek. Unique food selections are available from the Wobbly Olive. The duck l'orange sandwich was awesome! The drink specials are adjusted to the theme of the present. If you're within 25 miles of Colorado Springs you need to visit.

Taco night is THE BOMB! Ask for Aspen!!!!!!!…read more Great company and bands!

01/2022: Stopped at Vultures to get a beer and snack before a show at The Black Sheep last night…read more We were expecting it to be a little dive with all fried bar food. Nope, we were wrong!! They are throwing down in that little kitchen, I had no idea!! My friends got gourmet ham & brie and Italian paninis with house chips. I just ordered a small chef's choice charcuterie board for like $12 which everyone snacked on & I still got full!! They have three different board sizes to choose from! It was so good that this will definitely become our pre-show ritual.

really fun bar in Colorado Springs! I stopped with my parents to get a cocktail on a Sunday…read moreafternoon. It was mostly empty, but I could imagine it being such a fun place to go on a busy night out. The music was a good variety of pop hits, and the bartender was SO nice and attentive even though he looked like the only one working. We all got the same drink-- the strawberry fields and it was delicious. I would definitely go back to try the rest of the menu! The bartender said he'd be happy to change the spirit within any drink if needed (I don't like gin), which I appreciated. Sometimes bars make batch cocktails so you can't do any changes, so that was nice! Lastly, I'll just say this isn't the spot for food. We got some nachos as a little snack and they were good but basic. It's nice that they have a few options though for when you're a few drinks in and need a pick me up!

They need to update their hours because they said they were open until 2am and I went at 11pm and…read moreit was pitch black. As a tourist coming specifically here to see it's closed, I was kind of bummed.

The rooftop ambiance at Ryze with views of the surrounding mountains make for ran exceptional…read moreevening. We were seated at a table for two inside but just at the window with full on views of the sunset over the mountains. The outside patio was popular and the tables with fire pits and full views were noticeably booked ahead. Inside was sleek and modern with a few patrons this evening. Our waiter was professional and attentive throughout the evening. Our drinks were exceptional. Ryze from the Ashes - a drink with a quirky and smoky personality Shillelah - vibrant and a touch tart rather than sweet Truffle Fries - exceptionally crunchy and generously portioned Dos Tacos - just right for two Adobo Chicken - something different as a spice combination but could be more juicy.

Great drinks and atmosphere if you're in the Springs and want to have a few drinks this is the…read morespot. Although the hostess got our seating wrong on the reservation we had a great date night here, Spencer was our server. Very cozy and comfortable seats, the weather was a little overcast. They opened up the blinds so we could take a couple pics. Looking forward to our next date night

- Feels Like Home, But With Better Nachos…read more I love this sports bar! It's family-friendly until 6pm, which is the perfect cutoff--just enough time for the kids to enjoy some fries before the adults start yelling at the TV. The servers treat us like long-lost cousins, and the menu is stacked with options (because making decisions should be extra hard when you're hungry). They post their specials on Facebook, which is both helpful and dangerous because now I'm constantly tempted. But the real magic? Watching the KC Chiefs with fellow fans! As a KC transplant, nothing beats that shared emotional rollercoaster--except maybe the wings. 100% my go-to spot... unless they start making me pay rent for how often I'm here.

Food was hot, crispy and had good portions. Service was fast and friendly. Went for a Saturday…read morefball game and had tvs on all the games.

I really enjoyed our visit to Summa. It was pretty slow on the Saturday mid-day that we went, which…read moredidn't reflect the caliber of food AT ALL. Everything was sooo good! The menu is divided into pot-based items (like pot pie, stew, and even dessert items), hand helds, and a third category I can't remember. Kind of odd to see desserts above things like burgers on the menu, but not a huge issue. I got a chicken salad sandwich, my husband got burger sliders and our friends got a bison stew. Everything was very fresh and delicious. The waiter said the owner/chef had French cooking influence/experience and it showed. Service was friendly and laidback (our preference), and the restaurant ambiance was homey and comfortable. And the pricing was super reasonable (a rarity in Colorado!) We will definitely return and try more of the menu.

After a long day, we needed to grab some dinner in Colorado Springs and Summa showed up in your…read moreYelp search. There was plenty of parking in their private lot on this Sunday evening. We walked through the front patio area and pulled open the door. It was a bit dark, and I immediately saw a bar. I was concerned that this was a 21+ restaurant but noticed a child sitting in a booth nearby. Thank goodness! The bartender motioned that we could sit anywhere. We initially sat at a table, but it was a bit wobbly, so we moved to a booth. She came over with some menus shortly along with silverware. We let her know we'll be sharing a few plates, and this is what we ordered: * Basque Mussels $16 - The mussels were good and the broth was enjoyable as well. 4/5 * Blintzini $16 - This was an enjoyable crepe with wild mushrooms and bleu cheese cream. 4/5 * Fishermen's Stew $14 - The stew was just okay. It was very hot from the beginning to the end. It just wasn't a wow dish for us. 3/5 * Spanish Oxtail $26 - Now this is a winner of a dish! The bison just fell off the bone and was so flavorful! It came with their signature Summa pots. We did inquire on how long it would take to have another order, but we were in a time crunch, so we didn't get a chance to. In retrospect, we would have ordered two plates of this along with another order of Summa Pots or Loaded Summa Pots. 5/5 * Pineapple Mango Cobbler $12 - Listed on the menu as seasonal fruit, we asked what kind of fruit it was and pineapple and mango was the answer. It was enjoyable and had me looking up recipes to make cobblers at home. 4/5 The bartender was also our waitress, so she had to move around quite a bit. Therefore, we did need to ask for more water or wave for another napkin. Overall, we enjoyed our visit at Summa! They have various events including Trivia Sundays and weekday happy hour options.