We tried their Ahi Tuna Tater Tots and they were so crispy, fish was fresh and sauce so flavorful…read more Fried rice with pork belly is definitely my favorite. Service has been great!

OMG. We found the best fried chicken (personally better than Denver metroplex)! It is inside Outer…read moreRange brewery with plenty of seating area which also has 2nd floor with a view. You make the order at the counter and will get a text when the order is ready. We ordered a half chicken which would have been enough for us in general but the batter was so crispy and well seasoned that we were highly tempted to order a whole chicken just to take home with us to brag to other family. It was sooooo good! I am from South Korea and I know when my chicken is good. Even some Korean chicken franchise in Denver can't do this good. It will come with a sauce for dipping on the side. We chose the bird sauce and was perfect to dip or mix it in with a jasmine rice along with complementary herbs (basil, cilantros, etc) and cucumber salad. Plus their special soft serve of the day made it even more perfect. We had a coconut soft serve ice cream topped with caramel sauce which was very good. Not overwhelming just refreshing as a whole. This will be our place for sure whenever we pass by! Chicken and outer range hazy ipa were perfect match. I loved that they are existing together. We were starving and I regret so much for not taking the photos. Miss the place already

great food. great location. only issues is the it is very small. make sure to order all the…read moretoppings on the sandwich.

Classic, no-frills deli that hits the spot…read more Deli Belly is exactly what you want from a classic deli. It's casual, authentic, and great bang for your buck. Just be aware that it's cash only, although there is an ATM inside if you need to grab some cash. I went with the roast beef and turkey sandwich on a grinder roll, and it hit the spot. Nothing overly complicated just a satisfying, hearty deli sandwich that was especially welcome after a nearby hike. One of my favorite parts was the location. I'd recommend getting your sandwich to go and grabbing a picnic table across the street by the museum. You get to enjoy your sandwich outside with some beautiful scenery and, if the weather cooperates, it makes for a pretty great lunch spot. If you're in Frisco and looking for a good, affordable deli sandwich, I'd definitely recommend stopping by Deli Belly.

Small, cozy, pizza spot perfect for the family. Single slices are huge and the pizza knots were…read moreamazing. Would recommend the lasagna as well. Friendly service and homely feel.

This place is super popular with the locals. Had an okay time. They have a big Gatorade cooler…read morethat's self serve your own water but there was no water and ice in it. Bartender was annoyed to have to give us drinks of water with our meal.. honestly wished I had tried a salad cause the reviews for them look amazing?

Best brunch I had in Frisco…read more Butterhorn Bakery and Cafe is the highest-rated brunch spot in Frisco, and based on my experience, I'd agree with the hype. Of the couple of brunch spots I tried in town, this was my favorite. I ordered the Cornucopia with eggs over medium and substituted the home fries for fruit. The fruit was surprisingly good, strawberries, blueberries, and bananas with a light sprinkle of powdered sugar. A side of fruit can be pretty hit or miss when you substitute it at brunch, so I was pleasantly surprised. The eggs were cooked right, and the toast was fine. I opted for turkey bacon, though, and I'd recommend skipping it. It was pretty crispy and lacked much flavor. The standout was the cinnamon roll French toast. We ordered it to share with the table, and I highly recommend doing the same. It comes with two large cinnamon rolls that are soaked in egg batter and grilled French-toast style. It was top tier. I noticed several tables around us sharing the regular cinnamon roll as well, and those looked fantastic too. They also have a bakery counter inside with plenty of grab-and-go options. The pastries all looked great, along with fresh bread, cookies, and other sweet treats. If you're visiting Frisco and looking for brunch, Butterhorn is definitely worth a stop. And whatever you order, I'd make sure the cinnamon roll French toast makes it onto your table.

Everything was great. We had a family of 5 so we tried cinnamon roll French toast, biscuits and…read moregravy, Philly cheesesteak, and tomato bisque soup. I know sounds kind of random. But every person loved what they had. Plus outdoor patio to enjoy the mountain air. Adding myself to chorus of voices saying this place is amazing.

We ate her this morning. Food was great and atmosphere was relaxing. Only complaint was our…read moreserver, Manuel I believe spent more time on his phone than checking on customers. We had to ask 3 times for coffee refill. Ticket came to 47 and I gave him a 100 and he questioned if we needed change. I guess the comedy is free. I would still highly recommend this place.

Great tunes on the patio with my cheap date, Sunshine the Greyhound. We were immediately seated for…read moreBrunch, and quickly attended to by the friendly, helpful Edith. Soon the Bloody Mary made with a delicious homemade mix recipe arrived. They've tuned it up to gourmet quality! The Monte Christo was delicious too!

We were delighted to visit this wonderful lunch-and-brunch paradise while discovering and exploring…read morethe charming mountain town of Frisco. There is ample free parking all around this upscale dining spot, nestled among great business buildings, boutique stores, and stylish eateries. The entire area feels safe, inviting, and framed by gorgeous Mountain View's. What's more: This chic bistro/pure-kitchen concept offers both indoor and outdoor seating, which is phenomenal, and the variety of vegan options is a highlight. We ordered the Mediterranean Bowl, Pure Thai Bowl, and Summit Stir Fry Bowl, and we were very happy eaters. Their food bowls and tableware looked stylish, clean, and gorgeous, making the meal a treat to look at and to enjoy. Adding to the charm, we were especially lucky to have Ms. Lora as our server. She checked in on us periodically, made sure everything was perfect, and even offered to take pictures of us, what a kind gesture! Prices felt appropriate for the quality and freshness, and our food arrived in a timely manner. Overall, this restaurant is a gem, and we will certainly be back whenever we drive through this gorgeous mountain resort town.

I needed some vegetables in my diet, badly. Pure Kitchen popped up as a place to satisfy that…read morerequirement. The SO and I both chose vegetarian options. I ordered the Korean Zoodle Bowl with a tofu add-on. It was a bit sweet, but the mild spice helped to counteract this. The large variety of vegetables in it satisfied my closet vegan. The tofu had a very pleasing crispyness when it first arrived. I told the SO, "Quick, try the tofu!", when she got her bowl. The SO ordered the Summit Stir Fry with a tofu add-on. She enjoyed it, but thought it was a little on the sweet side. I thought it was a lot on sweet side. I made my bowl not seem so sweet after all, which I took as a plus. Overall the food taste and quality was good and the service was friendly. I will base my rating on that. I do have one comment not having to do with the food or service. Stop reading here if you don't care. Pure Kitchen has a 4% "Competitive Wage Compensation" charge. I was surprised to see this charge on the bill and only later saw that it was in the fine print on the menu, with an "opt out" option (what brave soul is going to "opt out" and risk spittle in their food). Maybe it's my fault for not looking at the fine print on menu, but it's a food menu, not a used car contract. Just my personal opinion, but I believe if a restaurant wants to have "fair wages" for their employees, it is their responsibility, not mine. Raise food prices, lower profit margin, whatever, but please don't add another tax. It just doesn't seem right. I have never once complained about high food prices in any of my reviews because it is my choice to go out to eat. I could eat at home if I want to keep within my monthly budget. I have avoided going to other restaurants based solely on this type of "fair wages" charge and will likely not come here again for the same reason (no matter how badly I want to try their Lamb Burger). I am really VERY SORRY for getting on my soapbox. I don't typically rant, but there are certain things that I believe should be addressed. I'm probably not the only person who feels this way.

Really disappointed with my sandwich BUT one of the staff members (unfortunately i don't know her…read morename) was SO helpful. I created my own sandwich and all of my toppings weren't on it... but of course, I didn't know until I had already left the location. I essentially paid $15 for chips and sandwich with meat and cheese...

July 24, 2023. Monday. Lunch…read more My wife and I had never been here. Since we arrived before noon, we beat the large lunch crowd. Cashier at the front was extremely nice. She told us lots of Which Wichs shut down nationwide during COVID. They have a unique ordering station. You check the items you want on a paper lunch bag using a crayon. I ordered a hot, large Ultimate BLT ($13.95) with fries ($2.99) and a drink ($2.79). This included 2X bacon, avocado, pepper jack cheese, lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise. My sandwich turned out to be lukewarm. The avocado was almost non-existent and I couldn't taste it. I liked the wavy fries, as did my wife. The one container of ketchup they gave each of us ran out before the fries. Ask for two. Bread seemed too thick to me and overpowered the rest of the sandwich. Iced tea had been freshly made and tasted great. Wish they offered real lemon. They had one lemon packet left in the bin and it was unopened but empty! Not sure how that happened. We were in the middle of a 35-mile bike ride when we stopped here for lunch. The food tasted average to me, but we paid a total of $41.29 for two sandwiches, 2 drinks, and 2 fries. I expected a hot sandwich and less bread for this price.

Went there to watch a USA World Cup match. Needless to say, they were slammed with one waitress…read moreand one bartender. These two rocked! So busy, but they just did what needed to be done! Beer was good, food was great! Service was tremendous!!!!

We came here after a tiring day of skiing. We were looking for something laid back, variety of…read morefood, and something not drastically pricy - this was the perfect spot. The service was also incredible as our server was helping every table while consistently checking in on us. We got cheese curds, boneless wings, and chicken quesadilla. The cheese curds were AMAZING, would definitely come here again just for these. My second favorite were the boneless wings - they were crispy! Although my boyfriend didn't love it as it wasn't as meaty so be aware! But he did enjoy the quesadilla which was loaded with shredded chicken! Overall would definitely come back after a day of skiing or hiking!

Deserved Best BBQ in Frisco, which really means, the ONLY BBQ in Frisco after I've tried…read more"competition." There is none. I'm from where we judge BBQ by the quality of BRISKET. Wildflower has a unique slicing and serving: Each slice is 1/4 pound. It is perfectly done, plastic fork tender with a rich smoke ring around moist meat. Sides of potato salad and slaw were fantastic. But I love horseradish and pickling spices which give both some strong, unique flavors. Definitely not your Walmart deli blandness. Being July 4, the front house smiling faces were not on duty, but the back house team grudgingly stepped up to the counter to take and make orders. Ambiance encouraged me to order to go.

Good food! Brisket and collard greens were outstanding. Fast counter service , and clean,…read morecomfortable family style dining area. Will definitely send people this way.