Excellent Mexican food. Good service. This a relatively bare-bones sports bar and restaurant, but…read morewe enjoy each visit. Caddy Shack Cantina has become our go-to Mexican restaurant.

This place is worthless. It's just a raging sports bar with 1-2 waiters in the entire room. Sat for…read more20 minutes and not one person walked up to us. One guy looked and kept hanging with the other tables. Shit restaurant and doesn't even look like a Cantina. Don't bother coming here!

If you're looking for live music with dancing, great food - breakfast lunch or dinner, a sports…read morebars with TVs all around, karaoke, poker and/or a patio then Tailgate Tavern is the place to go! Tailgate is located in the quaint town of Parker on Mainstreet. Note, there's plenty of free parking across the street at O'Brien Park. We arrived at 7 PM on a Saturday night to hear the band, Guild of Ages play at 8:30PM. Since we were there early we decided to try some of their food too. We did get a table by the stage even though the place was already very busy. First off, the band was great, awesome singer musicians & the dance floor was packed. Second, the food was really good as well. We split the "Fall of the Bone" Ribs that came with Fries & Coleslaw. These were some of the best ribs I've had in a while...sweet but spicy & yes they were falling off the bone, the coleslaw was homemade - creamy & delicious plus the fries were good & nicely seasoned. Our Server was attentive & even managed to take & deliver our drink orders thru the crowd. This was such a fun night, great to see live music AND enjoy a fantastic dinner!

Tailgate Tavern is just off Mainstreet in downtown Parker. Came with a colleague to get lunch and…read morehappened to have a gift card I hadn't used. It is a true sports bar where the bar was hopping on a Monday at lunchtime. Many of the tables (some high tops and some not) were taken. They do have a patio that was open as it was 67 outside (crazy in February) The waitress was polite. She was taking care of a lot of tables and did a great job. She also refilled both drinks during our meal. The food was fine. The French onion soup had cheese melted over croutons as opposed to a larger crostini. My colleague recommended it well done (hadn't heard of this) so will try that if I get the soup again. I tried the roast beef on weck which is a Kimmelweck roll (Kaiser roll topped with kosher salt and caraway seeds). It is native to Buffalo NY. Perhaps they were out but they sent the sandwich out on a burger bun topped with salt. As the roll is a major part I was disappointed. The roast beef was tender, as just tasty and horseradish spicy and fresh and served with a side. I had the steamed vegetables which were broccoli, cauliflower and carrots. Good compliment to the salty and heavier sandwich. They also offer breakfast, happy hour and dinner. I would try it again.

Breakfast for lunch? Yes, please! I like that Rory's promotes itself as a classic diner, however…read morethe breakfast menu is a step above classic. It took an extra moment before I was greeted but thereafter, the service was on par. Since breakfast is served all day, I went with the Cinnamon Apple French Toast, sans whipped cream. Today, it was made with fresh sourdough, dipped in a cinnamon vanilla custard. The vanilla is slight in flavor and the cinnamon is more noticeable in the apple compote.....which is IMHO the best part of the entree. The entree was a good portion without needing extra sides (but don't hold back if you are famished). The seating area was clean and the diner overall was nicely decorated...not overly cluttered like most diners. The tables are closely placed and best for solo, duo, or family dining. Groups might be hard to squeak in. Grateful I was finally able to make a visit.

Rory's is one of our favorite breakfast spots. The 1950s diner vibe is fun and welcoming, and the…read moreservice is always friendly and fast. The biscuits and gravy are some of the best I've ever had, especially with their green chile breakfast gravy for a little extra kick. We never skip the breakfast relleno or one of their giant cinnamon rolls, and the cheese curds are a must if you're in the mood for something savory. Everything we've tried has been delicious, and it's the kind of place we find ourselves coming back to again and again.

Parker Pour House is one of those local spots that makes Parker feel like a community. It has the…read moreperfect neighborhood hangout vibe where you can stop in for a great beer, grab some food, and relax with friends. The beer selection is always impressive with plenty of variety and something new to try. The atmosphere is laid back, welcoming, and exactly what you want from a local pour house. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and always makes you feel right at home.

This isn't the spot for a fancy dinner--it's a bar with bar food, but not the usual burgers, wings,…read moreand hot dogs. I don't think they even have a grill or stove. That said, the sandwiches are fire and I'd definitely recommend them. We tried the pretzels (straight out of the Costco box, but still tasty) and the corn elote, which was basically just a tortilla with corn and sauce. Drinks were solid--seltzers are super good, and the piña colada is a must-try. Service was friendly and efficient. Lots of TVs everywhere, so it's a great hangout spot on game day.

Lovely shop in a new development so nice and clean. Friendly barista and large open space to chill…read moreif you want. Nice specials--my Matcha with blueberry was quite tasty.

When other Yelpers say this place is busy, they're not kidding! We visited early on a Saturday…read moremorning and the place was already almost full. We ordered hot drinks and a chocolate croissant for our son, though there were very limited gluten-free/vegan options. Our Americanos were quite good, the prices were very affordable, and the service was friendly. I'd visit again, but because of the noise level, it's not the best spot for working or having a conversation.

Duke's immediately gave me that established local vibe. It's the kind of place where you can tell…read morepeople have been coming for years, and the atmosphere is relaxed, friendly, and unhurried. It originally opened in Castle Rock back in 1996 before moving to Castle Pines, and it still feels like a true neighborhood institution. Be prepared to slow down a bit. Service and the overall pace are definitely on the leisurely side. That said, the food was absolutely worth the wait!

We decided to try Duke's last night for an extended family dinner and I am sad to say we were all…read moredisappointed. We reserved a table for 7. When we arrived, they weren't prepared and quickly pulled a table together but missed a chair and setup. This is simple but speaks to oversight and lack of attentiveness. After borrowing a chair from another table, our group sat down and no later than 30 seconds our server was asking what drinks we wanted to order. It would have been helpful to point out the drink menu or give a recommendation versus demanding to know what we wanted. The interior is noisy and covered in carpet. Over half of our orders came out wrong- wrong protein on the wrong plate with wrong side. And to top it all off, did the kitchen lose their seasoning rack? Nothing was seasoned. The steaks were a poor cut, overcooked, the poor vegetables looked like they were boiled and thrown in a serving bowl, and the baked potatoes were either straight up plain or obviously sitting under a heat lamp because the cheese was dried. I envisioned the kitchen cooking in silo, throwing their portions on a plate with no consideration of the whole meal. It's giving cafeteria food. When we go out, we measure quality by evaluating whether we could cook it as well at home. This failed by a significant margin. I'd love to support local restaurants but at this price point and lack of quality, we'll try elsewhere, anywhere but here.

Great experience. Sam was a fantastic bartender and server. The service was friendly and attentive…read morethroughout our meal. The oysters were large and full, and we appreciated being served two trays since many places only allow one per table. The mussels and clams were delicious, the chopped salad was fresh and crunchy, and the crab cakes were filling. The cheesy potatoes were also a great side. We'll definitely be back!

From the minute we walked in and were welcomed by Kim we knew we were in for a special treat as we…read morecelebrated our 48th wedding anniversary. She showed us to our reserved table and told us we were in for a surprise. We were then greeted by BLAKE who would go on and serve us our wonderful dinner. After listening to Blake's explanation and suggestions re dinner we placed our order. The food is utterly amazing each dish is a plated work of art that is so delicious. The design of the restaurant is made in such a way that the sound from the neighboring tables is at a level that is very low and soft. The entire experience is unique and very satisfying one that you will want to have for sure. Trestles is where you want to be.

Lone Tree Grill is definitely my newest favorite spot for:…read more ++ A killer view! While the interior makes for a cozy spot in the winter, it's the outdoor patio that is a must see. Featuring an array of seating (high tops, low tops, and bar top...), white umbrellas, adorned with white lights overlooking the first hole and driving range, the space is definitely something to see! ++ A handcrafted cocktail! Usually I stick to my basic drink (vodka soda with lime), but a variety of special cocktails are offered! Also available, local brews on tap, wine by glass or bottle and sodas/teas/coffee/ect! ++ Live music! Each Friday, the outdoor patio is transformed into a musical oasis with a different band each Friday throughout the summer months. ++ FISH FRY FRIDAY, Light bites or happy hour! Fresh fish + fries + sides, all for under $20? I'll take it! The Friday music menu boasts traditional bar fare, but with their own twist. I've happily noshed on the fried pickles, cheese curds and more! Definitely worth a bite! ++ Stellar Service! Sure this spot is busy as all heck - with golfers and diners alike - the staff nails the serving game despite how busy it becomes. Each encounter has been friendly, fun and prompt. Although I have yet to plan a round of golf at this hotspot in the burbs, I'll happily return to the Grill for a fun night with family and friends.

I was a guest at the Lone Tree Golf Club and Hotel, and moseyed on down to their little grill to…read morehave an early breakfast on the morning before my presentation. The weather was spectacular, and so I sat outside on the patio to watch the golfers warming up while they waited for their tea times. Nothing spectacular about the breakfast menu -- just a few basic choices of eggs with all the trimmings, or waffles, or pancakes, or breakfast burritos. I ended up with a simple ham & cheese omelet and a side of fresh fruit. There were plenty of people rolling in for breakfast, and some were busy stocking up their beer carts for the long day out of the links. I believe that the Out of Bounds Bar & Grill stays open till about 6pm, but I would suspect that they close down earlier if no one is playing golf that afternoon.