This place was overtaken by the Thai place and has officially ruined their cocktails. Come here for…read morethe view, it's absolutely beautiful. But "cocktails" will be poured from premixed low quality bottles like you were at a $1 drink bar in college. I'm sorry but the drinks were atrocious.

Great views on the rooftop. Looks like it's a bar and Thai restaurant mixed together. Staff seemed…read morea bit uncoordinated. Thai menu looked Americanized so we just got a beer on the rooftop.

The Tavern has the classiest atmosphere in town. The cocktails were delicious, and the bartender…read moreGlynn was lovely and kept us entertained. Best kept Ouray secret!

Eclectic, fun, and full of character! Cahoots Tavern is such a unique spot in Ouray with plenty to…read moresee and great drinks to match. If you're looking for a bar that feels different from the rest, this is the place. The free photo booth adds an extra layer of fun, such a blast! Highly recommend stopping in for the experience.

Great packers bar, run by a true fan. Get a Wisconsin old fashioned and sink into a comfy chair.read more

Don't go here. The bartender and owner don't want to be in a service industry. Never been to a…read moreplace this bad. They are very rude and don't want to be there. The place was empty and still made a point to do everything possible to make it unbelievably bad. They act like you're an intruder in their personal home. They will go out of business.

Everything from the owners to the Brunswick back bar are honest , straight up and fun. Great place…read more Great history

We went here on a Saturday evening, and the place was absolutely packed, always a good sign…read more Luckily, the chef's table was open, and I'm so glad we grabbed those seats. If you can, do it. It completely elevates the experience. The amuse-bouche was the perfect start to the meal, a bright, refreshing citrus bite with goat cheese, prosciutto, and a light acidic glaze. Thoughtful, balanced, and such a great opening note for the evening. Next was the butternut squash ravioli, and honestly, the sauce alone was memorable. Rich without being heavy, deeply flavorful, and one of those dishes you keep thinking about long after the meal ends. We followed that with the ribeye, cooked medium-well, paired with potato fingers. The steak came with a fantastic chimichurri, and the chef even stopped by to recommend a finishing salt specifically for the ribeye. That level of attention to detail, combined with thoughtful table side service, really stood out. I also have to give a huge shoutout to the bar staff. The creativity behind the drink menu is impressive, and the cocktails are genuinely fun, inventive, balanced, and clearly crafted with care. It's no surprise the drink menu has recently won awards, and you can absolutely taste why. What truly made the experience special was watching the kitchen in action. The female lead chef was calm, focused, and clearly guiding the team with confidence. It felt like watching a well-orchestrated dance, and the food absolutely reflected that leadership. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised at all if she ends up with a spot on one of the Top Chef shows. This place is a must stop. Grab the chef's table if you can, enjoy the cocktails, and trust the kitchen. The talent here is real, and it shows.

This place was awesome I think a large part of it was because of the bartender/waiter pretty sure…read morehis name was Eric. He was so informative on the drinks and menu. He gave us the best advice & we had the beef tataki ( spell check lol) it was THE BEST WE HAVE EVER HAD mixed with the sunset mojito CHEFS KISS we also vibed with the music selection they had & they sang happy birthday to me with a delicious dessert DEFINITELY WILL BE BACK!

Cute little patio restaurant next to the Ouray Meat and Cheese Market. They have a variety of…read morebrats. We had the German and the Hatch Green Chili. Food was ready within a few minutes and brought out to our table. The views from the patio are as amazing as the brats were. Coleslaw was very good. The potatoes salad was a bit too heavy on the mustard for my taste. Can't wait to go back next time we are in town.

Great bratwurst! Especially the Bison with hatch pepper. Friendly staff and great service.read more

My wife and I were staying in Telluride and decided to take a day trip to Ouray. We stopped in at…read moreTaste Ouray. Jennifer was our hostess/server as it was very quiet. My wife ordered the salad which was delicious. I ordered the blacked swordfish. It was nicely done. I came with summer vegetables ( zucchini, squash and tomatoes which were delicious. It also came with a herb orzo which was a little bit salty but good nonetheless. I would definitely stop in again if in the area.

This was shoulder season so the cute town of Ouray was empty. We had a great dinner at this…read morewonderful restaurant. Our service was excellent maybe due to us being the only patrons but the waitress was really pleasant. Food was delicious

Great new location up Main next to the Beaumont. Better than the previous location!…read moreFood was great! Same great folks behind the bar. Christa, owner, runs a great bar. My new favorite place to relax, have a few, and meet people! Great Job, Christa!

There is open seating indoor, outdoor, and at the bar…read more Jackie greeted us and has a lively and fun personality. I ordered the Hangover Fries and Reuben Sandwich. I enjoyed the fries as they were well done and crunchy and seasoned with a flavorful seasoning. They offer generous portions. The Hangover fries had a cheese sauce, chicken tenders, bacon bits, and chopped green onions. Enough for 3 adults to share as a side. The Reuben sandwich had a nice toasted on a marble rye bread with their homemade dressing, sauerkraut , and generous portion of pastrami. The prices are reasonable and the restrooms are clean.

Food: Fried chicken Sandwich with sweet potatoes fries nice crispy chicken and ciabatta bread sweet…read morepotatoes nice. Beef did sandwich with cheese and onion rings very nice flavor onion rings just rings. Mozzarella sticks just normal. Service: they may have been under staff. But it was good Ambiance: nice and loud with music.

This is my first visit to Goldbelt. It was a pretty good experience. The food was really good. We…read moregot a pepperoni pizza with jalapeños. I just had water. My buddy had a cocktail which he didn't really care for, but that was just personal taste reasons. The service was slow, even though they were running around like crazy. They seemed understaffed, but I'm not really sure it seemed like they were just inefficient. The staff was stressed and not real friendly, but not rude either. I also ordered the zucchini fried strips for an appetizer they were OK. They brought out the smallest little dip of ranch dressing to go with them. I think I've ever seen. I believe for the pizza, the water and the drink and the appetizer it all came out to about $70 with tip. Which is about average in this town, but dang that seems high to me. Now the pizza was really good and for two of us, we couldn't finish at all so that's a good thing. We did take three pieces back to our cabin to finish up the next morning for breakfast. I love cold pizza for breakfast. It's weird. I know that I love it lol . Would I go back to this place? Yeah I think so. Other times I've been in town. I've noticed this place is always packed and people are always waiting outside so I probably would not stand in line for this restaurant.

The owner and this place seem to align to the theme of the place. I enjoyed this spot a lot as we…read morebar- hopped all of Main Street. I wouldn't say he's rude at all, just showing the direct and no-fluff personality! The beer was refreshing and the place was entertaining from the funny signs all over the walls. Check it out ! And if you're hungry, go to the restaurant right next to this place for burgers.

The experience starts with a case of lung disease induced by a leaking wood burning stove - the…read moresole heat source. If you're lucky, a grunt from behind the bar signals a willingness to serve the tepid opaque grey water that, when carbonated, passes for "beer". Walking deeper through the smoky haze leads to a display of Barbie's in bondage, which seems to compliment the fun vibe that comes with random photos of women doing splits on the bar. If "it puts the lotion in the basket" is your kinda fun, this is the place for you. Yet, we keep going back every year.