Amir was incredibly helpful when there was confusion about our food order…read more He went above and beyond to help. Always our first choice for food and service in Conifer!

I stumbled across the new location on its opening weekend on the upper level, and I'm so glad I…read moredid. I had been going to their other spot about a mile up the road for a while but after a cold winter night of camping this ended up being the perfect post-adventure stop. The exterior already looks incredible, and it only gets better once you step inside. There's a beautiful fireplace, huge windows with great views, and a thoughtful mix of seating low tops, high tops, and spacious bar seating. That's just the upper level. The lower level wasn't open yet this weekend, but I took a peek and it looks incredibly cozy, with great wall decor and a really inviting layout. The food was fantastic and not just because I was coming off campsite meals. Everything was genuinely great. The cucumber appetizer dish reminded me of pepinos con chile and was especially good, and you really can't go wrong with the pizza here. The staff were also wonderful. You could tell they were adjusting to a brand-new space, but they were still warm, attentive, and clearly excited to be there. I'm already looking forward to coming back, especially after hikes and more camping trips. This place is going to be a go-to

Great brewery just off the main road in Bailey, Colorado. They offer their own beers, have guest…read moretaps and various cocktails so something for everyone. We sat at the bar inside and ordered some burgers and fries. Our bartender (Michael?) was very friendly ! Told us about the beers and some background on the brewery. They have a decent food selection for a small brewery. We will go back for sure next time we are in the Bailey area! Cheers!

Stopped in on our way through Bailey. We split a flight, and we'd probably rank what we had in this…read moreorder: Black Bear Porter Good Schnit Oktoberfest Don's Rouge Dark Czech Lager Unicorn Finger Kolsch Honestly, none were our favorite, as they all seemed a little hoppier than we typically like. However, the vibe was cool, and I could see going back again to try other things next time we're in the area.

15 out of 10 for atmosphere! 10 of 10 for our server…read more8 out of 10 for food.. my burger was perfectly cooked and delicious! Potato salad was great! Buckskins although tasty.. they were boiled with condiments on top. I didn't hate them but left a little to be desired. I hope someday I get the opportunity to come back

The Bucksnort is truly and experience! The journey is just as great as the destination. It is…read moredefinitely off of the beaten path but the long ride through the mountains is beautiful. The Bucksnort is a true hidden gem. It has a long and unique history, starting in 1919 as a store. In the 60's it change to a live music and square dancing venue and then eventually morphed into a restaurant and bar by the 70's. Elk creek runs behind the Bucksnort that you can see and hear from the patio. The inside is full of unique mountain/rustic decor and dollar bills everywhere! This place is not fancy- it is a rustic historic bar in the mountains on a dirt road. They do not guarantee fast service. This is a destination that you enjoy and take it all in! It is a small establishment with a small kitchen. But the Bucksnort has grown in popularity so it can get crowded. The staff were great and cheerful. We just ordered drinks and chips and queso so I can't comment much about the food. But I would like to return to try the burgers!

We stopped in during a Gritty Pittie poker run and the staff was great. Loved the outdoor space,…read morethe live music, and the service. Highly recommend it if you are in the area.

I used to enjoy this place as a quiet local spot to relax, but after tonight, I'm reconsidering…read morewhether I'll return. I was charged $15.50 for a drink that is usually around $9.00-$11.00 at similar neighborhood bars, which already felt unusually high. While sitting at the bar, a framed license or picture fell off a shelf when the door closed, sending shattered glass just inches from me. I was understandably startled and asked if they could comp my drink. An older gray-haired man sitting at the end of the bar shook his head no and, from what I heard, told the bartender that it "just scared her." When I got home, I found small shards of glass in my hair. To be clear, I don't believe Leslie is aware of this situation, and I'm not trying to speak badly about the bar overall -- I'm simply sharing my personal experience. Living on a tight budget, being overcharged and then having a safety issue dismissed felt upsetting and careless. The situation changed how comfortable and welcome I feel there, which is disappointing because I genuinely used to enjoy coming here.

Stopped here for beers before heading over to Breckenridge Distillery. We'd been here before and…read moretook my in-laws. Got a great spot on the patio with some beers - I like how you don't have to get a full flight, but can get tasters for $3, as many or little as you want. I got a guava blonde, watermelon sour, and stout. All were very solid beers. Patio is dog friendly and the merchandise was fun (drink beer, cuddle kittens shirts). Service was nice and friendly.

Our second time to the original Broken Compass location, we like visiting both spots when in town…read more It's cool to go where the locals go, and we don't feel too out of place that everyone knows each other, other than us, because there's lots of dogs to pet while we're there. Drink beer and pet dogs is a very fitting slogan for this place. Wanting to try some different beers tonight, we had quite the flight: 1 - American Dream Cream Ale 2 - Irish Red 3 - Mexican Lager 4 - Ginger Pale Ale 5 - Fruit Ninja Blonde 8 - Lostoberfest Marzen 10 - Mangy Moose Spruce Tip Pale Ale My two favorites were the Cream Ale and the Marzen. Following the flight, I enjoyed a pint of the Cream Ale. My wife liked the Marzen and the Mangy Moose the best, and she enjoyed two pints of the Marzen. Employees and customers are all very friendly. A definite stop when we're in Breckenridge.

Wow what a amazing place! Absolute lovely place to hang out…read more& celebrate any occasion! The food was perfect! Thai salad ,pretzel ,fries....just yummm & fresh! Drinks & wines good too! Service 5/5 ....the staff was just the best! Super friendly Polite & warm... Adding extra to the celebrations! Views were amazing....beautiful creek ,bridge view & if you lucky can spot a bear Which we did Can't wait to go back! Highly recommended guys!

Nice on the river seating that allows dogs. Not much shade at all. Lots of inside tables. Located…read moreon the side of a highway. - Garlic Parmesan cheese curds were just ok. Flavor good but texture too soft and soggy -Bison burger was meh. Pretzel bun too salty, thousand island dressing type sauce was meh. Fries pretty good. Would not come back for the food. Staff all look like highschool age, friendly, quiet.

Crossroads has won me over! What a great discovery at the quaint town!…read more The pizza we ordered was the TEO with a homemade chili honey, bacon, plenty of cheese and jalapeños- if you want them. I chose not to have jalapenos. The beer and ciders are local and delicious! My two favorite things about this restaurant besides the obvious food would be the river views and a breeze , and service! Casual relaxing atmosphere! Free parking.

Some of the best mountain town pizza I've ever had. The crust was absolutely delicious, springy and…read moreperfectly in between thick and thin crust. The vodka sauce alternative for the Margherita was truly a game changer and I loved that the cheese was so fresh. The servers were absolutely lovely. The server brought over pepperoni to my two anxious pups and I so appreciated him. I loved that they offer you foil instead of boxes for leftover slices, what a brilliant concept! Can't wait to return to have more of this pizza.

Good food drinks & music to boot! Friendly service and faces...chill relaxed vibes indoors and…read moreout! You'll be sad if you sleep on this place.

We were in town for Evergreen first Saturdays and had our toddler. It was good spot for kids, the…read morefood was fine, and they have a decent tap and drink list. Service was a little confusing because folks kept trying to take our orders after it was taken, but then after we got our food it was a little hard to get more, but all in all good.

Cool place. Stopped by after a hike today and was impressed with both the variety of food as well…read moreas beer options. I had the coffee ipa which was quite coffee forward and delicious along with the notorious blt. The sandwich was the perfect combo of veggies and bacon I needed for hike recovery. My buddy got the elk horn ipa (?l, hazy. It was a nice mix of juice and haze. He had the blackened mac and and au ju sandwich. The Mac had nice flavor and he said the sandwich was tasty.

Just an absolute gem in a very unexpected spot! You head up in a strip-mall style building to head…read moreinto the brewery, and then you order at the counter and should head out to the deck to take in some great views while you enjoy your food and beer! They have a rotating Burger of the Month, and I've yet to have a bad one! They are always juicy, inventive and absolutely delicious! The Pork Green Chili is similarly amazing, and there are some excellent beers to accompany them! Whenever I do a hike near Evergreen, I always make sure to stop by here afterwards!

Such a charming little beer garden! I can't wait to be back. It was our first time visiting the…read morearea after a hike nearby and I'm glad we stumbled upon it. We brought our dog with us and enjoyed a few drinks in the garden. we didn't stay for lunch, but saw several visitors enjoying. Smelled delicious too!

$20-30 I hate to give this place two stars because I was…read morereally enjoying my experience, all the way up until our pizza arrived. It's really a great spot. There's an outdoor garden with plenty of shade. There's indoor sitting as well if you prefer. The service was excellent! The bartender was extremely knowledgeable and let us sample a few beers before we made our selection. We were really in the groove. Enjoying our carefully selected beers, exhausted and hungry, we anxiously awaited our food selection. We decided that we would share a hand tossed, oven fried pizza, ( well that's the image we had in our imaginations). I was already planning on what to drink next, since my first yummy beer was crunching my thirst and hunger at the same time. And then it happened. Our pizza arrived. Right away we could tell it was a frozen pizza, but not the new fancy kinda frozen pizza, you know the ones that are, "not too bad for a frozen pizza", pizza. This was more like, I'm in middle school and, "this is all that's left in the fridge", kinda of frozen pizza. The pizza was so bad that we didn't finish it. The salt and bad sauce ruined the taste of the beers. And my anticipated second beer evaporated into a memory