The good: Decent selection The OK: Prices a little high over…read moreother liquor stores in the area of Frisco The bad: Staff needs to be retrained (Monopoly guy) on friendliness; very stern and not accommodating to patrons; did not purchase at this location for the attitude alone.

super expensive compared to liquor store near city mart in Breckenridg if in your itinerary. I…read morerecently bought bourbon that was on sale for $39.99 the same bottle in breck was $32 regular price. wine is also more expensive for the selection I would normally buy. Good to know about options especially if you are going to Breckenridge.

I I could give ZERO stars I would. Racist liquor store. If…read moreyou have any melatonin in you this is not for you. Soon as we walked in one of the guys behind the counter immediately yells " i need to see everyone id coming in" I said did you ask the people in front of us or after then he changed it to well we need to see everyone id at checkout if its a group.. we are 4 women.. we go to check out and the lady at the register makes it her sole duty to ask every single one of us for id for 1 bottle of tequila and 3 minis. I asked her what's considered a group that you need to ask for everyone's id. She said more than 1 person together. There was an older gentleman and younger woman next to us put a basket of liquor up and the guy that had them just told them their total and that was it. I told her that was statement wasn't true and she got upset and said they do it for everybody. She met to say she does it for brown skin and not white.

I went in to ask if they had a certain product in stock. The girl working didn't even look up when…read moreshe responded "No!" Then the guy next to her had to chime in his dismay for me asking for a popular item they weren't carrying. They could have handled this like professionals, but their pride got in the way. No reason for me to ever go back into Antlers.

We just wrapped up an incredible desert trek through Moab, and we were making our way back toward…read moreDenver. There was absolutely no way we were driving past the Frisco exit without pulling off. Outer Range is our ultimate mountain pit stop. They have an awesome location with a stunning modern build and plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy the fresh mountain air. It is wild to think that we just visited their sister location in the French Alps during our recent European travels. The fact that they can maintain total excellence across two different continents is unreal. The two spots are completely equal, and the Colorado taproom continues to prove why they are world-class. The beers were spectacular as always. We started out with a couple of pints of their New England-style juice. In the Steep is a masterclass in the style with a beautiful, pillowy mouthfeel and heavy tropical notes. Sun in the Clouds was just as impressive. It delivers those bright citrus flavors without the aggressive hop bitterness. I even noticed Cross Flow on the tap list, which is a fresh, hazy collaboration they just put out with Casey Brewing. Before packing back into the truck, we made sure to grab a new metal tacker to hang up in the garage. We also snagged a four-pack of Lil John Wayne. The can art is easily the funniest label on the shelf, but the actual beer is a solid ten out of ten. To fuel the final stretch of the drive home, we ordered from Bird Craft right inside the brewery. They do not cut corners here. They are frying up full wings, including the drummies and the flippers, and they will toss them in any of their house sauces for an incredible snack. The skin stays remarkably crispy even under a thick coat of sauce, and the meat stays perfectly juicy. It is exactly the kind of savory comfort food you need after a long road trip. Every single time we stop by this place, they manage to completely knock it out of the park.

A must stop when heading up to the mountains. From the relaxed upstairs/patio to the more rustic…read moremain level brew zone, outer range delivers your quintessential brewery with views. And while your there grab an award winning IPA to top it off

Delicious sausages! We did a sampler and loved them all...cheese brat, veal brat, Guinness…read morebrat...also enjoyed the cucumber salad. Counter service was good, tables rustic, fun to walk around the store when done.

Met a friend who suggested this place. No way I would have returned. Food is mediocre and…read moreridiculously priced. BiPolar service is both friendly and bureaucratic, sometimes flexible to dog owners, sometimes not so much. The good news is you can sit outside with your dog in a filthy patio area with heaters the barely work. Only the most desperately ignorant German would accept cigarette butts and refuse piled up under tables. Maybe Prost wants to embrace the Sonnenallee in Berlin's Neukölln district. We did not stay long.

Catching my eye was the street side board ad for happy hour 2-5, $2 off select wines and $3 off…read moremenu items over $10. Had one of the most delicious wines, and best cheeseburgers EVER. Fresh ingredients combined with care. Friendly day bar with lively conversation. Great big TV for shy customers. I'll be back!

This place is real cute located in downtown Frisco. We were a large group and sat downstairs. The…read moretable itself was gorgeous and the area felt real private. We were able to sample the wine before getting a bottle which I appreciate. The wine we had was delicious. Now food was a little bit of a miss. We got a charcuterie board which was good. The cheese and salami selection was good and it came with crackers, marcona amonds, fig spread and olives. I mean honestly nothing fancy or unique about it. But it pairs well with wine. We also got the focaccia bread which I felt was kind of greasy. I didn't even dip it in the oil cause it had enough oil in its own. We also got the margherita flatbread, but that didn't feel like a flatbread at all. The bread was thick and made it feel more like a pizza. The taste was good so I won't knock it completely, but I wouldn't be calling that a flatbread. Service was great, just a shame the food doesn't live up to expectations. I'd probably stick to the wine and charcuterie which were the best things I had.

We showed up on a Saturday afternoon around 5pm right before the dinner rush. When we arrived,…read morethere was one patron at the bar and another group sitting at a table. We were immediately greeted and shown to a table. Waitstaff was wonderful and joked with us as if we were old friends. That's always the best feeling. While they stayed professional we cracked up here and there! We started off with calamari. Both the red pepper marinara and spicy aioli hit the spot. Calamari was fresh out the fryer and brought to our table so quick! I ordered a lasagna Bolognese and that also came out fast and super fresh. I could only finish half of it and that was all that was needed to make the trek home. Keeping this place on the map. By the time we left it was nearly packed! The main drag has so many good options. This is certainly one of the spots to dine!

Surprisingly good Italian food right on Main Street Frisco! We stopped here on the way back to…read moreDenver and was stoked they had happy hour specials on food and drink on a weekend. I wasn't too hungry so I got the bruschetta and we split the calamari too. Calamari app was good but would have liked some more variety vs just the rings, it seemed too Cisco-y for me. The dipping sauces that came with it were delish though--a nice roasted red pepper sauce and marina, you can't go wrong. My husbands lasagna portion was huge and came out piping hot, his was enough for a couple meals too so added bonus. Nice place and would definitely stop here again if I was craving Italian food in Frisco.

This place was great! We're in frisco a lot and some of the restaurants here lack hospitality but…read morenot at highside. You do have to order at the bar but honestly that makes it easier for the servers so they don't have to judge when you're ready to order. Also very welcoming as it's seat yourself and all the staff are more than happy to service you. Shoutout especially to Vinny the bartender who was amazing! No complaints from us but he still went out of his way to make sure we were doing well. Also the food was incredible, great bbq and also great beer! Can't wait to go back, highly recommend

Every time I'm in Frisco, I can't help but visit Highside! Greta variety of beers, food, indoor and…read moreoutdoor areas--it has it all! Frisco has so many great places to visit, and Highside is located right at the corner of one of the coolest streets of shops and restaurants--starting or ending your shopping with a beer is a must. Highside always has a great variety of beers, but also has coolers of ciders and non alcoholic options. They also have food available, but as I haven't eaten any, I won't review that here! But I do love the indoor and outdoor seating options--and the place is dog friendly!

My wife and I stopped at 5th Ave Grille for dinner on our way back to Monument, and I'm really glad…read morewe did. We shared the small salad and the pasta with the steak add-on, and everything was fantastic. We sat in the bar area and skipped the cocktails since we were driving home, but I did order a Shirley Temple. Call me crazy, but it was honestly the best Shirley Temple I've ever had. We spent the last part of dinner going back and forth on dessert -- the cookie/ s'mores -- and decided to pass. The second we got in the car, we both regretted it. That just means we'll have to come back soon and do it right next time. Great food, great atmosphere, and a really enjoyable experience all around. Nice job, 5th Ave Grille!

Came to 5th Avenue Grille in Frisco after an 8-hour drive. We were starving, tired, and at that…read morepoint I probably would've eaten a napkin if it came with ranch. We had my service dog with us. And yes--she IS a legitimate service animal. After standing at the front for a few minutes, the waiter finally approached us with, "Are you looking to sit outside, or are you just looking at the menu, or what?" Well... hello to you too. We asked if we could sit inside if there was availability. That apparently earned us an eye roll. I even offered to show documentation for my service dog, and his response was basically, "I'll get the owner and you can talk to him." At that point, the vibe had gone from "not very welcoming" to "we clearly don't want you people in here." I can't know what was going through his head, but the way he looked at us, spoke to us, and reacted to a simple request came across as genuinely prejudiced and discriminatory--not just rude customer service. Maybe we didn't fit the preferred 5th Avenue Grille aesthetic after eight hours on the road. Sorry, I forgot to pack my dinner blazer in the camper van. We decided to leave rather than spend money somewhere that made us feel unwelcome before we even sat down. Food might be great. We'll never know. Hospitality, however, was definitely not on tonight's menu. Would not recommend.

Super cozy with an intimate dinning room. Friendly staff and great steaks for dinner…read more Looked a like a lively bar scene around 5pm. Not a stool available.

Had a wonderful family birthday dinner here!…read more Lovely rustic ambiance with a fun bar area (during Monday night football). Great service, they even were thoughtful enough to provide the birthday gal a flourless chocolate cake dessert with candle at the end of the meal. Our group of 5 shared -and enjoyed- all the items we ordered! See pics for details. Highly recommend for a celebratory night out!