Great place to take a break and watch the World Cup while strolling Pearl street in Boulder…read more Wasn't too hungry, so just had the wings, which were excellent. Server was attentive and checked on me regularly. Definitely a good spot on Pearl.

Ordered the butcher block for 3 with a side of the parm dry…read morerub wings. Staff was nice and generally on it. Not the best food tho... The parm wings although "freshly made" were somewhat hard and the chicken meat was quite woody. The butcher block seemed like all the meat had been sitting around. The ribs were very dry, the chicken was somewhat hard and woody while the brisket was all one kind of one grey color and was somewhat mushy and very fatty... I just came from the Carolina's, and the Ozarks and Oklahoma eating BBQ the whole way... this night at West End was not good BBQ The rooftop view was nice but the food was unimpressive. 2 starz

The food was excellent! I had the Junk Burger and it was cooked perfectly…read more Service was excellent and friendly. Cool eclectic atmosphere!

Such a good burger! I had the special, which was a burger with a bang mi treatment! Pickled veggies…read moreand jalapeños really added a depth of flavor not often found in your average burger! Burger was delicious and perfectly cooked! So juicy and tasty! This place is so much fun! Love the posters and casual vibe. You can buy String Cheese tickets here, among others! Service is always exceptional; friendly and efficient. Just a great place to grab a craft beer and fantastic burger!

AWESOME, simply awesome…read more Came in from NC on a whim and so glad we did. This place is AH-amazing! The wings (buffalo and mango habanero) were stellar. The hot honey pizza SLAPS and all the beers we tried were delish. The wife and husband team deliver excellent service, food, and drink. Very positive experience, no downers.

We had a nice visit to this comfortable brewery. The bartender was pretty nice and we enjoyed the…read morebeers. Golden Boy Kolsch (great) Raspberry Rising wheat (very good) Golden Ember ESB (very good) Big Shot espresso stout (excellent) Steel Cut Stout oatmeal (great) Kiwi Mountain Pils NZ (very good) Piece of Rind watermelon Gose (great) Cerise cherry sour (very good) Sicilian Sunburst lemon ginger sour (good) Mystic Orchard peach spiced Gose (great)

We had a good dinner experience here. Stopped in on our way back from a day of hiking…read more We had fish tacos, Cubano & Greek salads. One salad with a side of buffalo cauliflower (great idea) & one with salmon. Cons: 1.salmon was a little dry. 2.my buffalo cauliflower was kinda spicy for my taste but that's a taste thing for me as the guest. 3. Ordered an espresso martini & it was watery, I sent it back & they were understanding. 4. We got clam chowder & it was very watery & had ham in it (strange) 5. Our waiter was nice but seemed to either be really busy or forgetful.

Margarita was excellent and so were the prime rib sliders. Great service. Lots of tvs. Lots of…read moreseating.

Short Story: Please go here! The best Boulder Bar hands down!…read more Long Story: Dark Horse is such a special local gem that I have been coming to for years. The ambiance is 1/1 and you will not find anything else like it anywhere. There is just simply too much culture and history here. The drinks are all fairly priced and the service was extremely quick (they were well staffed to manage the amount of people present the night I went). Aside from the bar aspect, Dark Horse also has a kitchen that you can order food from! Everything I have tried over the years has been great, but this personally is my favorite place to order Rocky Mountain oysters! If you haven't tried them, 100% give them a shot! It was karaoke night when I went, but during the football season Dark Horse will host CU Boulder Football watch parties. Such a fun local spot, please support them and enjoy your night here! (Pro Tip: The art on the bathroom doors POINT to the Men's/Women's restrooms, so don't accidentally walk into the wrong one!)

So sad to hear that this place is permanently closing. The history of all the great beers and…read morefood...if walls could talk they would share all the dirty secrets of boulder. Bring your friends if you can but be prepared to wait to get in because they are smaller busy on the last operating day.

Our first night in Colorado we hung out in Boulder and loved that we found The Post! After a long…read moreday of driving this hit the spot!! Everything was so fresh and flavorful. Altogether, we got Spicy Orange Chicken Bowl, a kids meal, a Buffalo Fried Chicken Sandwich, and a roasted half chicken. We were so surprised at how much food the kids meal came with! It wasn't a basic "frozen chicken tender with a side" plate, but packed with food and options. It was a huge spacious place PLUS an outdoor patio. All the workers were so nice & helpful and really made us feel welcome. Great place and would LOVE to go back!

I'm a sucker for southern food and The Post did not disappoint. To start with I was able to get a…read moretrue Whiskey Sour including egg whites on top. Deviled eggs, fried green tomatoes, grits, crispy cauliflower, chicken & waffles, roasted carrots, 1/2 chicken and short ribs all very good. Our server was very attentive and the manager checked on us.

The Attic in Boulder is legendary amount everyone but especially CU students. Our boy is graduating…read moretoday so we will probably have fewer long nights of Fat Alberts . It's just your classic college town dive bar that has all the makings of getting it cranked up as quickly as possible. They're famous for their Fat Albert drink which is some vodka concoction with vodka and purple Gatorade and other stuff I'm just not sure. But it's damn tasty and we've had more than we can count in the last four years. The Attic is a must whenever visiting Boulder if you're in for friendly peeps and good times. Go check em out. Salute

I accidentally spilled my drink, and the gray-ponytailed guy completely lost it. Instead of…read morehandling the situation like an adult, he started yelling, jumping around, and demanding that I leave. It was honestly surreal watching a grown man have a full-blown meltdown over an accident. The glass cleanup probably took longer than his emotional composure lasted. I've seen toddlers handle frustration with more dignity. The bar itself was great, but this guy acted like a minor inconvenience was a personal catastrophe. At 50+ years old, you'd expect at least a little self-control, but apparently that's asking too much. The whole thing was less "professional response" and more "temper tantrum in public." I genuinely hope life starts treating him a little better, because nobody carrying that much anger can be having a good time.

Great place! Our hostess Tabby is the Best, she really made us feel comfortable and right at home…read more Good food and nice ambiance, we sat in close proximity to the fireplace and we really enjoyed our time here!

I was craving a burger, but wanted something better than fast casual. Did not realize Brickstones…read morewas inside the hotel, so it took a while to park etc. Totally worth the hunt! Decor is def hotel cafe, and it is "fast casual" - we ordered at the bar. But the burgers were fantastic! The bun was super fresh, we had one medium and one medium rare. But we're cooked to perfection and delivered piping hot. $20 for a large juicy burger and fries. Not much more than most other burger places, but SO much better! Next time will probably split the burger and also get an app.

This Boulder classic serves a solid burger in a unique basement with low ceilings and fantastic…read moregraffiti/artwork on the walls. There is much more than burgers on the menu but think college bar-food, not gastro-pub. Front of house staff has been consistently excellent. I think there are much better burgers out there, but the vibe is special and not to be missed.

This was a recommended popular stop during our unofficial CU tour, located in the heart of Boulder…read moreamongst other cool cafes and shops, so we had to do it. Service was just meh but the food and drinks were really interesting and very tasty. It's certainly not cheap, but nothing is anymore. The decor is hard to describe. Low ceilings and sharpie writings from past guests all over the ceilings. Don't even think about writing on the walls. It's a no no. Funky art hangs everywhere else including caricatures and photos, making it a fun kind of distraction! Burgers are what's famous here so that's what most of our table stuck with, but I would highly suggest the nachos.

Solid four star establishment. I'm starting to save my five stars for the truly exemplary now or…read moreelse with my old system it would be a 4.5 or 5. The bartender/greeting/server guy who always works there is very nice and brings the place to life. He's friendly and quick to get your order and make small talk. This is a great option for an after hike brews or getting pizza after touring Ned. They serve single slices and it's pretty reasonable at about $5-7. Fun specialty pizzas too and very tasty. A bit expensive for the higher end ones but they are fairly large slices too. I like the Greek inspired ones most. Beers are tasty and they have a good selection, lots of fun decor, and a nice location with lots of parking. You can walk to the Merry Go Round too. I do wish it was a bit larger inside but they work with what they have. Thanks and I'll be back!

Backcountry Pizza has been one of my default spots in Boulder for years, one of those places that's…read morealways good if pizza and great beer are in play. This was my first trip with kids in tow. Two dads, three boys. What could go wrong? After our server stopped by, we settled in with soft drinks and IPAs (age-depending), then ordered a couple pies. The kids went for the video games and pool table. There are plenty of TVs w sports if that's your thing. We watched Ohio State finish off Texas until our pizzas came out. Not long. Pizza at Backcountry has been consistently solid for decades. Today was no exception. It's not fancy, but is done well. The pepperoni earns a special badge for being better reheated at home than hot on the table. Remarkably so. I'll take one home next time. Frankly, the tap list is the star here from our POV, a factor that can put Backcountry over the top in choosing a spot. I had my first Blind Pig here in 2010. It's still featured on a well-curated list (along with Pliny the Elder) with various styles of legit microbrew all-stars--enough to never order mids. Maybe someday, I'll try one of the sandwiches or other items. They look good, too. That just means I'll have to go back.