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!

Overall good. 6 wings for $15 bucks. Fine. But it should be half drumettes and half wingettes. We…read moregot 1 drumette. Never again.

My friends & I were staying in the area and looking for a casual spot to eat. Luckily this was in…read morewalking distance. The sound and the joy gave off such a great vibe immediately when walking into this establishment. This review is based on a sit down dinner and a take out on another night because our sit down was so good! Here's all that we tried: POST CHEDDAR BISCUITS - hot and cheesy - these were not as flakey as they looked like they were going to be. Not bad, but nothing to write home about. ROASTED BRUSSELS SPROUTS - sweet and spicy peppers, garlic mojo, cotija cheese | *a portion of sales from this item go to Zero Foodprint -- an org working to combat climate change in the food & beverage industry - these were good, great crispiness, char was flavorful and the sauce was sweet and tangy. Subsequently, I made a hash for breakfast with leftovers from here and these proved to be GOOD flavoring. GREEN CHILE BISON SAUSAGE BOARD (LAFAYETTE) - Rock river bison sausages, hard boiled eggs, dill pickles, bread and butter pickle relish, baked baguette, peach honey mustard - I'm a sucker for charcuterie, the bison sausage was so delicious, I ordered another after we finished the first. This also went into the next day hash! FRIED HALF CHICKEN - our famous gluten free fried chicken, choice of side, pickles, and a biscuit - ordered this on or second visit (takeout night) and did not regret a thing. It was fantastically fried to crispy perfection. The chicken was juicy and tasted like they brined it in pickle juice. CHICKEN TENDERS - all natural tenders, breaded and fried, served with ranch - good chicken, also went into the hash. OG POST BURGER*- american cheese, bacon onion jam, special sauce, griddled sourdough english muffin & fries - good burger, personally, I'd appreciate better cheese! QUINOA & KALE - quinoa, kale, arugula, roasted sweet potatoes, pickled red onions, roasted tomatoes, cucumbers, toasted sesame and sunflower crunch, lemon tahini dressing - the dressing MADE this salad, good job Chef! PUEBLO GREEN CHILE MAC & CHEESE - nothing spectacular, I would have liked this with more green chile and a better cheese base. The parking isn't a lot, but it didn't seem like people had trouble at all. We walked. It's a great little neighborhood restaurant. As I said early on, it was tasty enough to warrant a second visit!

Haven't been here since 2015/2016 so really nice to pop in today 3/8/2026. Always loved the odd13…read morebeers from can art to flavors. Remember having a matcha IPA from them years ago. Sure it's not WeldWerks crazy but it's certainly more adventurous than a lot of breweries offering wise. Was a nice day so the patio was lively. The old brew house has now been converted to additional seating and it can also be rented out as an event space. They've added a permanent food truck in the middle of the patio. Burgers and salads but some nice side options as well. Four or five tables for seating directly across from the truck and some lower seats to lounge or chill as if you were around the campfire. Not needed for this year's mild winter but patio heaters too! Inside you've got bar seating. Plenty of tables both high and low. Even a quieter "kids nook" with some toys and a number of books. Huge perk as a parent is that BOTH bathrooms have a baby changing table! Small thing but a rarity these days. Especially having one in the men's room at all. Game and novelty vending machine adjacent to the brewery merch. They have a large number of board games for rent as well as hosting a number of game nights. Great space and vibe. A very mixed crowd of people and pets. Didn't mention this before but dogs are allowed inside AND on the patio. Long overdue for a return but really glad we stopped in today. Last time Odd13 was doing their own thing. During Covid they were bought by 4 Noses and now that's the whole Wilding Brands (Stem, Station 26, Denver Beer Co, etc.) They did have a few 4 Noses beers on but I'm glad to see they still have a healthy Odd13 selection. Hooray!

I was there recently for a Thursday it's so dependent situation And hursdsy Meetup and I had a…read moredelicious burger, and some beer.

This is my favorite place to hang. The beer selection is amazing. The service is always…read moreexceptional and chill place. The owners are so nice and really care about your experience. Highly recommend and bring your dog ! They will love it too

First time visiting this place and we can't be more thrilled with it! They have a great beer…read moreselection to start with & also have food trucks. The best part of the place is definitely the dog patio outside. It's a pretty decent size & pups are free to roam. We can't wait to go back!

The Publick House is, by far, the best restaurant in Lafayette. Others come close if you're craving…read moreother foods, but you really can't beat the wonderful and simple food that William Oliver's offers. To start off- it's a pretty simple location. It's actually quite easy to miss with Teocalli having way more business just one street down. It's got a lovely interior with lots of wood and a nice rooftop patio. Walking in, I wouldn't think much of it. The menu is relatively simple with some appetizers, salads, hot dogs, sandwiches, and some other things. Where this place shines is their bacon, and by extension their sandwiches. Multiple people I've gone with have said the JGBLT is the best sandwich they've ever had. It's certainly up there for me, just behind panino I've had in Italy. It's nothing complicated, but each part of the sandwich is so well done that the finished product is understated and overwhelming. So good. It's also the perfect portion, every time. It doesn't seem to matter how hungry I am when I come in. They have an excellent beer list with lots of things to choose from. The whiskey menu is absolutely insane, and the whiskey flights are necessary to digest it. A small thing that is really nice- their sodas. It's not just coca cola or Pepsi products- they have craft sodas, which are really excellent. Additionally, you can get their non alcoholic cocktails for the same price as just a soda, which is lovely. The daily specials are always fantastic and a good way to get something unexpected. I will be extremely sad when I have to move from Lafayette, as this restaurant is one of my favorites in the world.

The ambiance here is beautiful. The service was excellent. And the food was amazing. The only…read moredisappointment was the size of the portions. If I'm spending $16 on a bowl, it shouldn't be the size of a side dish. My daughter got the plain baked potato and I was just expecting it to be much bigger than it was for the price. I had the Bossy Pig bowl and it was absolutely delicious. Probably one of the best bowls I've ever had. My husband was happy that they have a vegetarian chili.

Cellar West is fast becoming one of my favorite breweries in the area. This is amplified even more…read morewith the recent addition to the Old Town Erie area. Today I stopped in at the Baseline Rd location, and greatly enjoyed chatting with Jacob over a couple of pints. I gleamed some good info on possible further adventures. So, if you looking for a great stop for a pint or two, check out Cellar West, either location.

Great service, great ! I especially enjoyed the bourbon barrel imperial porter. Was introduced to…read moreCellar by our son and neighbors. Love this place. Definitely a repeater for us!

Great little brewery right off highway 287. It's small and quaint but the beers are absolutely…read moredelicious. I highly recommend the marshmallow stout and my buddy had the Mexican style lager which was full bodied and delicious as well. Autumn was our bartender and she was a sweetheart with great service. I could definitely recommend this spot to anyone who's a fan of good beer without the ego that many breweries have these days. As we say in Italian: "Bevi per una buona salute!" which means "Drink for good health!".

I am in awe with the sheer volume of breweries in Colorado. Now I'm only visiting the Erie area,…read morebut I venture out a little further to check out a new place. LM did not disappoint. Beer was tasty, especially the sour. Service at the bar was friendly and efficient. And to put the cherry on top of a delicious pint, or two, no charge for a brewery sticker! My CO collection is shaping up nicely. I'm surprised how many breweries don't have a sticker, or are out. I'd like to hold back a star on those, but don't think I will.

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!

Now, 12 Degree Brewing has a sleeper. As everyone knows, their main claim to fame is beer, and…read morewhile the beer is mighty n' unique, it's the Fish N' Chips that rocked my world! They were battered to perfection, fried to the ideal crisp and served with equally tasty fries. They should really be an everyday menu item instead of a special. In my opinion, just saying. :) Service was spot on friendly! The ambiance was very chill with indoor and outdoor sitting. I'd say this is a solid option to check out if in the Louisville area.

I don't drop 5a that often, but the quality of service, Belgian Ales, made-to-order food (at least…read morethat's how it seems), and service were five star across the board. Top of my list - the he patty melt. Locally sourced ground beef, great balance with cheese, and pickled onions that put this on my "next level " list. I'll go out of my way to bring friends and family to Louisville, and specifically , here in the future.

Great wine bar in downtown Longmont. They often have music at the weekend so a good place for a…read moreglass of vino and chill. Good selection of light food on the menu as well. Service is always fun, they have a great team.

Light pours for the price. Beer price was reasonable, but wine is overpriced…read more An easily removed insert advertising a special was not removed, even though they were out of the wine.