Love the live music from our local Laporte band, 'Musketeer Gripweed'! The bar staff were great…read morewith the crowd that night!

I stopped in once and found The Bartender to be very rude. I have checked out other reviews and…read morefound that I am Not Alone on my opinion of him.

Love Cecilia's! Been going here whenever we visit Breckenridge and it's a super fun place to go and…read morevisit after a ski day. They so many fun rooms and it's a fun place to listen to good music. Also, Alejandro is the best employee there! He's so helpful & makes sure you are having a great time.

I would give this place zero stars if I could. Racist bartenders, overpriced drinks, and subpar…read moremusic. My friend was genuinely attacked because he was black and verbally assaulted to the point that the bartender Liam was provoking a fight. No joke, if I went to a chick fil a and Liam was my server, he would never say my pleasure and he would definitely spit in colored peoples' food. If Liam is working here, I am protesting this bar. Sorry not sorry!

Stopped here for an after-wedding party on a Saturday in May. There was a solid crowd and we lucked…read moreinto some live music playing! I know we're in Vail but seriously the prices - $9 Coors drafts, and I got a $16 elderflower G&T (it was tasty though). Cool to find a low-key bar with this atmosphere in a place like Vail - loved all the stain glass windows. Great vibes!

visit on 6/30/25 Really poor customer service by the…read morebartender. She was unwelcoming, rude and snotty. I went in because I am a long time local and the music on the loudspeaker was inviting and wandered in for old times' sake. I was so disappointed and will never set foot in your establishment again. Vail has gone downhill by reputation and my experience at Shakedown confirms what others are saying.

This gem of a place we happened to find out about on Facebook…read more We had the New York Strip steak with mashed Yukon gold potatoes and broccoli along with some fettuccini Alfredo. The food was delicious and the atmosphere is reminiscent of a classic ski lodge. The staff is friendly and the whole vibe is so relaxed! We will make this our go to when we come into town .

The Rock Inn was a great respite for great food after spending the day in RMNP. Sam A was an…read moreexcellent and attentive server who provided good suggestions and fast (but not rushed) service. We started with the Devils on Horseback (bacon wrapped figs) appetizer which was tasty. We ordered a couple flights of local beers, and then dove into our main courses which included (2) Gold Canyon burgers, bison marinara and pasta calypso. Each was cooked to perfection and very flavorful. We were stuffed... but that did not stop us from order some yummy bread pudding. This is a great place with local charm, good music and fantastic wait staff.

Service for food can really suck, and people will try to steal your order on a busy night. Can't…read moresay it's a great venue for music, it's just ok. 'Because it's there' is why it gets four stars. At least you don't have to drive to Boulder or Denver if you live in the foothills or mountains.

Finally, a real venue in a town revered for its rich musical history. This place has excellent…read moresound & lighting- although more than once I've been there & the music is way loud for the number of people/size of venue... Great liquor & beer selection and the food is fresh & fantastic. Awesome staff, amazing artists for such a small town (though only an hour or so from Denver).

I hesitate to do a review for this place or give it 5 starts because I feel by doing so I'm…read morerevealing a well kept secret and encouraging people to discover a hidden gem that may change when the crowds start coming. Goosetown Station is a unique experience. It combines the cool vibe of the grassy setting of Fiddler's Green with the experience of listening to music with friends in an intimate garden setting. The photos I've seen posted so far are misleading. They are outdated pictures of a place that no longer exists. And current pictures don't communicate the vibe. Goosetown Station has evolved to a one-of-a-kind music venue. It has a lot of moving parts that work well together to bring you a music experience that will stay with you long after you leave. But because it's always changing, evolving, improving, what I tell you about the place may change when you visit. But however the place is when you visit, you can be guaranteed your experience will be enjoyable and memorable. PARKING ======== There is parking on the street in front of Goosetown Station. The street is a dead end. If you can't find parking on that street, there is a free, open, public parking lot a 1/2 a block away. There is also public parking one block over in the other direction, across from Ford street. You can park there and walk across the footbridge to get to Goosetown Station. ADMISSION ========== When I walked up the incline to the entrance to the house I was greeted by a young woman who told me they take cash or Venmo. (I read a previous review that said they don't do cash. That's changed.) HANDICAP ACCESS ================ If you are wheelchair bound, the place is set up with no stairs leading to the house. There is seating inside the house and also a full bar and bathrooms. From the inside of the house you cannot see the stage and I'm not sure if they pipe the music from the stage into the house, but they should for those who want to sit inside. There is also comfortable seating on the side of the house in an area you walk through to get to the back where the stage is. I don't remember if there are stairs between the front entrance and this side seating area. If not, it's a comfortable, covered area where you can sit, hear the music and see the stage. SEATING AREAS ============= From the pictures I saw before I went, I imagined this place to be a house with a stage in its small backyard with a patio area to sit and watch the band. I was pleasantly shocked when I walked around the side of the house and entered the backyard. It's a huge area. There is a main grassy seating area with comfortable couches, groups of seats and lots of firepits. There is a huge tented area in one corner of the backyard. There are clusters of seats along the side and a table in a covered area with vines growing up the wall. There is a covered seating area with a firepit next to the outside bar and a large, isolated, sandy play area for children and their parents in another corner of the yard. BARS ===== There is a fully stocked bar to the right when you enter the building. There is a bar in the back and sometimes, depending on the crowds, they set up a bar in the front with beer and wine. I was able to use Apple Pay at the bar. FAMILIES WELCOME ================ This place is kid friendly. There were several young children and their parents attending the concert the night I went. As I mentioned there is a whole sandy play area with toys in a corner of the backyard. FOOD ===== They try to have food trucks to provide something to eat while you listen to music. The night I was there they were having a dispute with the city of Golden who didn't want food trucks parked on their streets (even though the street in front of Goosetown Station is a dead end.) So they offered Anthony's pizzas and had chips and hummus. The food they offer isn't meant to be your main meal as much as just something to help you not have an empty stomach if you're drinking alcohol. MUSIC ====== The quality of the band was outstanding. They played at a volume that was just enough to fill the backyard. They weren't trying to rock the neighborhood but the sound was sufficient to be heard over the quiet conversations of the guests. "THE FEEL" ========= At the risk of sounding sexist, this place feels like it was designed by women. In fact I only saw one man working the venue. He was the bartender inside. Other than that it was women attending to the visitors. I say it seems like women designed this place because it looked like it was deliberately planned to be comfortable, charming, welcoming and beautiful. The details of this place speak of someone who wants to create an atmosphere that goes beyond utility. Even the bathrooms are nicely decorated with candles burning. If you go to Goosetown Station, enjoy yourself and please don't change anything. It's perfect just the way it is. (Check out my pictures to see how this place looks now.)

Cheryl Was Great, Perfect for our Wedding. We appreciate your attention to detail…read more Thank you Greg

Our family had a great time at the 511 Rose tonight. I love the way the owner has decorated the…read morerestaurant, there is so much attention to detail. He also played a magnet throwing game with my daughters onto the bar that's shaped from a pickup truck. The food was great, the hospitality, the staff.

Stopped in for lunch and it was one of the best meals I had in CO. The service was great. we had…read morethe special prime rib sandwich and it was delicious. The restaurant was clean and cool decor. Worth the stop!

Bury me at Bridge street that is all I'll say. I came here every weekend and it was always…read moreimmaculate

Check your bill!!! They auto-grat 20%…read more We got a 4 shots of tequila and the bartender added 20% gratuity to the bill. My friend noticed this after the second round... the bartender didn't even tell us! We went by another night, the bartender was the door guy. I paid the cover for my friends and walked in and the door guy stopped the only male in the group and made him pay again. Either this place sucks or this bartender/door guy sucks. We didn't go back after that and never will again.

Went to Devils Craft for After Party post the Big Gigantic concert in Hideaway Park for Mary Jane's…read more50th birthday party. Located on the ground floor in Cooper Creek square, after a while the place was *packed*. They had an awesome live 70s cover band that made for a great vibe. I did see food coming-out of the kitchen, but we were mostly there for the band & beverages, so did not put the kitchen to the test. There was a $15 cover, but well worth it for the band. The bartenders were fast & friendly and kept up with the crowd. Only been there once, but I'd say [during the time I was there - late evening] it was much more of a live music venue. I imagine it tilts more toward restaurant / dining during lunch & dinner.

Great service and surprisingly good food! Be sure to come here on Wednesdays for a great wing deal…read more To find a lively bar scene in Winter Park is rare, we found it at Devils craft!

Yeah, I thought your mom's house was actually pretty good. It was not that crowded on the night. We…read morewent to see some bands that we really like. The sound was great, and we had very good sight lines. The drinks were not unreasonably priced, and the bartenders were really good. The same cannot be said for Pearl Divers next-door (where the bathrooms are). Those bartenders put an unauthorized tip (while we were still there and before we had closed out the) on my girlfriend's credit card that was more than the amount of entire bill. This is currently under dispute with the credit card company, but it does not speak well for their honesty, integrity, or customer service at Pearl Divers.

Your Mom's House operates on very shady practices…read more If you need to increase prices due to inflation, be transparent about it in the prices presented. We were surprised with a "Fair Wage and Inflation Fee (this is not a tip) (20%)" line in our receipts, which let's be real, most of that or at least part of it is very likely going to the owner(s) not the staff. On top of that, I know quite a few musicians in Denver and almost every one that has worked with Your Mom's House has told me that they had issues with getting paid. Overall, it is a fun space but I can't support a business that operates this way.