It was our first time here after passing by and always seeing the place packed we decided to give…read moreit a try. All the food was delicious, everyone was very welcoming. I loved their cinnamon rolls! Would definitely be back!

Definitely great local spot near the pufferbelly station that offered a bunch of fun special…read moreofferings and classics. I loved that it's clear locals come as they have coffee cups ready for them on the walls in shelves. Do not skip on the cinnamon roll. I repeat do not skip on the cinnamon roll. That was one of the best cinnamon rolls I've ever had. For my entree, I got the lunch/dinner chicken fried steak, potatoes and vegetables. The steak was well cooked, seasoned and crispy. The gravy was luscious and abundant. The mashed potatoes needed a bit more seasoning and the corn felt very basic. Service was super friendly and attentive especially keeping the coffee flowing. Overall, a really solid spot to have breakfast if in Grand Junction, CO.

Driving back home and almost skipped going here for the convenience of Denny's. I'm glad we walked…read moreout of the Denny's and drove the extra distance to eat here. The service was excellent. The food that exponentially better. The prices were about the same as Denny's. We spent more time here, but it was worth it! The cinnamon roll French toast was delicious btw.

Had family come into town who wanted to eat in historic GJ. Service was great. Food was amazing…read moreand the atmosphere of a small brunch place. It was simply delish. We had mimosas, Bloody Marys, bene's, hash, pancakes and French toast. Definately will be back. 10/10

What a delightful find. Fresh delicious food, served by lovely people behind the counter. Great…read morehamburger. I also enjoyed the candies and other items for sale. I hope to come back next time I'm in Grand Junction!

Good portions, friendly enough service, you order at the front and get a buzzer for when your food…read moreis ready. This place is below a hospice care facility, plenty of parking out front and very peaceful ambiance, but a bit of an odd location. There's lots of indoor seating as well as an outdoor patio. The food was not super flavorful, but it was large portion sizes. The English muffins in the eggs benedict weren't really crispy, and the biscuits were a bit dry and disappointing. The spoons burrito was pretty good but white gravy on top instead of some type of salsa made it less flavorful than I would have expected. It was good food for after a hike but not sure I would come back here.

Good Pastures fired all of their employees with no warning. These were older women who had worked…read morehere waiting tables for years, and actually made the restaurant successful - or as successful as a diner in the lobby of a hotel can be. Read my previous review. The back-bone of this restaurants' customer base were long-time older locals from GJ, who had grown used to the personalities of these ladies, some of them having worked here for 13+ years. The new owner deceived the employees that they would retain their jobs, meanwhile training a whole new staff he could pay at a lesser wage. He then methodically fired (not laid off) all the veteran waitstaff right before Thanksgiving. I hope that this incident is the first thing that pops up whenever someone Googles RAUL & CATHY WOLF. You are manipulative deceiving wretches, and you will never see another dollar of mine. http://www.nbc11news.com/home/headlines/Former_Good_Pastures_employees_protests_over_layoffs_109759539.html http://www.krextv.com/news/around-the-region/Booted-Servers-Protest-109742709.html Bye! http://www.gjsentinel.com/news/articles/good_pastures_restaurant_close http://www.nbc11news.com/localnews/headlines/Good_Pastures_Resteruant_Closes_for_Good_111403399.html http://www.krextv.com/news/around-the-region/Good-Pastures-Closes-Shop-111418439.html

Rose and I arrived at our hotel, The Quality Inn in Grand Junction about 4:00 p.m. We saw that Good…read morePastures was attached to the hotel, and was very convenient for dinner after a long drive. The price was moderate, about $10.99 each. It was an all-you-can-eat buffet, with a good selection of mostly American classics. The food quality was mediocre, and the atmosphere was contemporary hotel lobby. Still, the convenience factor made it a good choice. There was also a free breakfast buffet provided for hotel guests which included various hot and cold breakfast items. Breakfast was probably better than the dinner. "Rose's Cafe" #rosescafe1 http://rosescafe1.blogspot.com

Great breakfast buffet. Food was awesome and service was great as well. Will definitely go back…read more Need to try lunch there.​

My wife found this place for breakfast. I read about the 'all you can eat buffet' and was sold (I…read morelove a good buffet) but was skeptical because, well, it's a breakfast buffet. I was expecting the buffet to be things like fruit, waffles, pancakes, potatoes, etc (i.e. all starches), but was pleasantly surprised at the variety (bacon, sausage, egg casserole, biscuits and gravy, chile rellenos - as well as starches and fruit). So I ordered the buffet. I was so glad I did. The (crispy) chile rellenos were some of the best I've ever had - they made it worth every penny. And the biscuits and gravy (sadly, not sausage gravy) was great - the biscuits were fresh and fluffy. Oh, and the pork green chile - it's been quite a while since I've had any that good. The only downside was that the home fries (potatoes) were not fresh - the ones that came with my wife's breakfast were much better. The buffet came with 2 eggs cooked to order (scrambled for me) and they came out hot and fresh. I would definitely recommend this place - not only for the breakfast buffet, but also for just the chile rellenos.

Food was good, service was excellent, ambiance was very relaxing. Elisa was very nice and efficient.read more

The first time I went was wonderful and the Spanish waitress was charming. Chicken fried steak was…read moredelicious as well as the option to have green chile instead of toast. This morning though was disappointing and ended up with a mouthful of nasty beef fat in my Mexican breakfast. Also decided to try their coffee and it was weak AF. Asked for a stronger cup and after waiting 20 minutes the waitress finally brought it, but it tasted like instant Folgers. Thankfully she comped my meal and I went outside to smoke. Then she came running out like I was going to dine and dash, accusing me and said she called her boss. I then paid a whopping $5 (which included a 85 cent tip just to be nice) for my shitty coffee and left, F that B.

Prior to arriving in Grand Junction, I had looked up dinner options and the menu for this place…read morelooked really interesting. So we stopped by on a Monday evening for dinner. This is very much an American version of an Irish pub - basically an American bar with all sorts of green everywhere. The hostess was welcoming until she went to seat us at the table right next to the door when there was tons of open seating. So I asked for a different table and she seemed put off by the request. Our server was Brittney and she took our order. I ordered the Highlander Sliders and hubby ordered the Irish Stew and the Malted Vinegar Chips. I checked to be sure the sliders would be well done. When our food arrived, it all looked fairly good. The sliders were burnt, though. Well done doesn't equate to charring the outsides. They were dried out because of that but the sauce they use helped. They sliders came with fries. They were good. Hubby liked his stew but the chips didn't have any vinegar on them and were overly salted. They were served with French onion dip so that was good. Overall this was somewhat of a let down. I was really looking forward to a good dining experience but they missed the mark.

I stopped in here the other night after dinner, for a cocktail. The entrance is slightly confusing…read more- it's through a shared entrance where there's also a store (it was closed at the time). There's a small patio outside, and inside the restaurant there's a very large bar with seating, as well as plenty of tables/seating. It's fairly dark/cozy inside, with of course, Irish music playing. The bartender was very friendly, greeted me when I walked in, and made me a drink based on what I wanted (everything in the menu looked pretty sweet). It was delicious. I didn't have any food, but enjoyed my after dinner cocktail!

It's Veterans Day. Just ordered a Fiesta grain bowl with fried chicken and I need to unload some…read morethoughts. The chicken was seasoned with some sort of magic, firstly. The greens added a little kick, the onions perfectly sliced; almost paper thin. The green chiles cut into little morsels add that Smokey bit we crave when we think of fiesta style foods. There were bits of queso fresco crumbled over the whole thing, giving that tang. Even the brown rice was treated with the utmost respect and has the most amazing flavor and hearty texture! Lastly, I'm sure someone back there made that citrus crema from scratch and I basically licked that little ramekin clean! Thank you, thank you! A stop anyone in Junction will not regret!

This used to be one of our favorite local breakfast spots, but it's really gone downhill. Service…read moreis minimalist by design, ambiance and decor are nice but dark & dreary during the winter months due to the lighting. I could mention several criticisms of recent managerial decisions, but I'll just limit it to one. The "American Breakfast" has disappeared, replaced by an a la carte ordering model. I assume this reflects price creep and the reality that the market will not support a $20 counter-service breakfast (especially one that prompts for pre-tipping) when a comparable $12 option is available across the street at a full-service restaurant. Combined with long wait times and lukewarm food, caused by either amateurs in the kitchen or lackadaisical food delivery by the counter-staff, Cafe Sol has regretfully moved to my "occasionally OK" list.