Great little fun family owned cocktail bar in Lafayette. They have a diverse drink menu and allow…read moreoutside food. There are even a few restaurants that deliver free. Check it out!

DEKI is an awesome gift to downtown Lafayette. While the town has no fewer than five breweries,…read morehaving a distillery and cocktail bar is a really nice place to be! The location is great too, right off the main drag. They are open good hours, so you can head over most weekdays and grab a drink. It was pretty bumping mid evening on a Friday. The staff was friendly and enjoyed their craft. Got a s'mores drink, which was definitely tasty. I'll have to go back and try some of the purple ones too! Overall, a great spot for the area, plenty of interior space and well lit. Perfect for after dinner drinks.

Great Sunday experience at Postino. Our waitress Edie was wonderful! She provided us information…read moreregarding catering services as well!

11:00 am Sunday morning reservation for six adults and two children. We were seated immediately…read moredrinks were ordered and in our hands in short order. Mimosas and Bloody Marys were both decent, nothing spectacular, which was fine. We ordered 4 Bruschetta Boards, a Classic Remix, a What The French, a Kids Grilled Cheese, and a Kids "Picnic". All meals were excellent, served hot, and of a perfect size. Everything was consumed at the restaurant. The Classic Remix consisted of scrambled eggs, homemade tater tots, and sausage. The tots were crispy and the sausage was mild. The What the French was torn up pieces of French toast covered with a honey based sauce. The Bruschetta Boards provided a full assortment of the items offered. The favorite was the Sweet & Spicy Pepper Jam & Goat Cheese. The kids enjoyed their meals as well. The Picnic is nice as it's just sliced chicken, grapes, and apples. They ate it all! We finished with two orders of Donut Dots which is donut holes that are deep fried a little longer to make them a little crispy in a good way. Dipping sauces are provide; chocolate, vanilla, and carmel. Great service was provided by Aleia and supported by other staff members. A return trip is definitely needed.

We found this gem after a long day of shopping in the area! The service was excellent and the food…read morewas great! If you get a chance to stop by you will enjoy your experience, we sure did! It will be our new regular stop when we visit the area, or are passing through!

My Pesto Pollo sandwich was so dry it was inedible. I sent it back to the kitchen after one bite,…read moredid not want to order anything else. Was not charged. I did enjoy cider and was glad for Happy Hour price which I did not know about before ordering. Service was fine. Interior is entirely wood, furniture, walls, ceiling; so noisy even though 1/3 full. Only decor= 5 flat screen TV's. I do not recommend if you plan to eat!

This hidden gem has a good menu of small eats and extensive drinks, in a posh and comfortable…read moresetting. While attending with a group, the business owner invented a mocktail that was amazingly delicious. The staff were attentive and we had plenty of room between the bar area, the tables, and the living room furniture. I would highly recommend stopping by for a classy yet comfortable experience.

A friend had their wedding in this space as a private event. There was plenty of parking for…read moreeveryone who was attending. They had hors d'oeuvres set up and a list of beverages available to the guests. It included a lovely charcuterie display along with fresh veggies, fruit and crackers. The bar staff was welcoming and working hard to fulfill orders in a timely manner. When it was time, the bar was temporarily cleared and the ceremony happened. It was a beautiful moment. After, the staff came back and set up the bar again as well as bringing out hot items for the luncheon. This was a great venue for a small wedding with everything happening in one spot.

Food was good quality. Portions big enough to fill our family up. The kids meals came out…read moreincredibly quick (lunch on a Saturday) & were pretty sizable. Our server Jennifer was great & anyone that ran food or sat us was very polite & friendly. We felt impressed with the experience so I wanted to make sure to give a solid review for their efforts!

My partner and I visited here on a Sunday evening for the first time. It's a typical pub inside, a…read morebit dark with tvs and nicely decorated. We were seated immediately by a friendly hostess. Our server approached almost right after sitting for our drink order. We each tried the tavern burger, one gluten free. I ordered medium but it was closer to well done. Not a big deal with a burger. The buns were pretty decent and soft. The fries were pretty good, meaty and crispy. The ketchup on the table was close to empty and we had to shake it a lot and it splattered all over the place as we tried to get the last bit out of it, which just happened to be just enough. Not a big deal, but slightly annoying.

The food here is so good and so fresh. We found this place while walking the town. Very glad we…read moredid! A good stop before we went to see music at Nissi's. Highly recommend!

Stopped here for a friend and co-worker get together. One group from Denver the other from…read moreCalifornia. What a great little spot for a REALLY good meal. I completely don't remember what everyone ordered but I DO remember all the things I tried at the table. Tater Tots - parmesan & chives / house onion sour cream - nothing outstanding about this but the kids/teens/young adults LOVED it and may have inhaled it in one breath. Roasted Cauliflower - saffron cream / chermoula / sumac / miso aioli / crispy onion - the saffron cream was a nice touch of essence and the crispy onion brought a good sweetness and texture to the dish. Honey Bourbon Wings - fried chicken wings / honey bourbon glaze / dill pickles - this was FABULOUS, good fry, not burnt and the glaze was perfect, not ooey gooey sticky, just sticky to the touch. Wild Boar Bucatini - wild boar ragu / cured egg yolk / parmesan / chives - this was my dinner order. I'm always excited when there's bucatini on the menu. It just holds enough sauce in the hollows to satisfy me. The ragu was cooked well, good sauce maybe it needed just a little pinch more of salt for my liking. Parking in the neighborhood is not difficult. We had an airbnb down the street and walked here in less than 5 minutes. There's indoor and outdoor seating as well as a covered patio-ish area. Definitely coming back next time I'm in Lafayette!

Amazing drinks! We got the Fuego Flower Margarita fro Cinco De Mayo. It was a Hibiscus Margarita,…read morerimmed the glass with candied jalapeño syrup and salt, AH-MAZING!! Shane is absolutely incredible - funny, and such an amazing human! If you are anywhere near Erie... you gotta come here!

Very unique flavors of cider, friendly staff and cute outdoor seating area. Check this place out if…read moreyou're in the area!

Went here for a friends birthday! Our server was super kind and on it! He made sure we were taken…read morecare of and would always check in! The restaurant itself is dimly lit and has cute decor at every table! I enjoyed the ambiance and how calm it was The food is decent. They had a good deal going on that an appetizer you share, a soup for each person, and each person gets an entree for $40. There were a lot of add on pricing. The food itself is mediocre. The lomein is dry and doesn't have much flavor The egg drop soup didn't taste authentic like it was made from a can or packet, maybe it's the seasoning The Mongolian beef was delicious but of course it was an extra $4 and there wasn't much meat

Our reservation was at 715. We didn't get seated until 745pm…read more The crab rangoon was still cold in the middle. The glasses were still wet from the dishwasher and had lipstick marks. The fried rice was awful, nothing chinese about it and had zero seasoning (reminded me of smelly feet). One entree came out 15 minutes late apart from everyone else's. The chicken sesame was very soggy. The tables have too much stuff on them like random dusty wine glasses and a big lamp and menu advert. Leaving barely any room for the dishes. What a downgrade from what PF Changs once was.

Such a great time enjoying the weather today at Acerage. The food was great (no photos but kids Mac…read moreand cheese and chicken bites plates were awesome, pimento cheese and the jalapeño Caesar salad were excellent. Had never been so the setting, staff and building/amenities were all a great surprise. I'll be adding this to the places to bring out of town visitors for a taste of Colorado.

Acreage by Stem Ciders ended up being one of the places that helped us fall in love with Denver…read more My girlfriend and I first visited while we were in town trying to decide if we wanted to move here. A friend recommended Acreage, so after a long day in Boulder, hiking and walking around town, we stopped by on a Saturday evening. And honestly, it lived up to the hype and then some. The setting is what really makes this place special. It was busy with what felt like a true local crowd--families, kids, groups of friends--all hanging out. There's a huge outdoor area with picnic table-style seating, plus some indoor space, but the real star is the view. The mountain backdrop is unreal, and the sunset we caught that night was one of those "okay, we could live here" moments. They do take reservations, and I'd highly recommend making one if you're going on a weekend. We loved it so much that we've been back twice since, once while apartment hunting and again after we moved, when we brought family to show them one of the spots that sold us on Denver. For a cider-focused spot, the food seriously overdelivered. The soft pretzels are next level--three per order and perfect for sharing. Everyone gets their own and is happy. The roasted baby carrots were just okay and probably something I'd skip next time. The Jalapeño Caesar with added chicken is really solid, and the winter salad (also with chicken) was a huge portion and great if you want something a bit lighter/greener. The Lafayette cheesesteak sandwich, though, has been the standout for me--top tier. I'm a sucker for a good sandwich and this one absolutely delivered. There are still a few things on the menu I'm looking forward to trying next time. And of course, the cider. I'm not a big beer guy and neither is my girlfriend, so this place is perfect if you're looking for an alternative. I'd definitely recommend doing a flight. They've got a wide range--from fruitier options like blueberry and apricot (crowd favorites) to drier ciders, which I tend to prefer. They also rotate some unique options--recently we tried a salted cucumber cider that was great and quite refreshing. My personal favorite is the Banjo series, which is aged in bourbon barrels. It has a subtle bourbon flavor that makes it super unique and really enjoyable. All in all, Acreage is more than just a cider spot--it's an experience. Between the views, the atmosphere, and the surprisingly great food and drinks, it's become one of our go-to places!

We stopped in the new Mezcal Bar & Grill (where Beltran's used to be) for dinner and had a…read morefantastic meal. It was getting pretty late, which can always feel a little awkward at some restaurants, but the staff was super welcoming right off the bat and didn't rush us at all. The place looks great inside, too, really nice atmosphere and modern decor. We started off with some drinks. I had the Michelada, which was killer. Spicy, savory, and refreshing exactly what I wanted. My wife got the la tradicional margarita, and she loved it. You can tell they use decent tequila and fresh lime, not that sugary pre-made stuff. The food hit the spot, too. My wife ordered the Birria Tacos, super tender meat, crispy shells, and the consommé for dipping was rich and flavorful. I went with the Poblano Chicken, and it was delicious. The sauce was creamy with just the right amount of roasted pepper kick to it. Big shout-out to Daniella, our server. She was a total sweetheart and took great care of us even though it was late. If you're in Broomfield, definitely give this place a shot. Good food, good people.

Overall we had a nice 1st time here and everything was pretty good but nothing blew me away flavor…read moreand taste wise honestly. Prices were on par to what you'd expect, with some things being a bit pricier than others but not too bad. We're still looking for our go-to local Mexican spot close to home cause unfortunately it didn't quite hit the mark for us or what we're looking for. Probably only time I'll be back is during happy hour.