I asked if I could drinks for my friends and l at 930. I asked the bartender who was sitting…read moreoutside at a table. Nick actually said no. I thought he was joking. He said no, I'm closing. We went across the square and our first round was 190. She was tipped 100.00. Sorry Pour Brothers...I was trying to convince my friends it was better now.

Service was great from the minute we entered. We chose a table and were promptly brought waters and…read moremenus. They have a photo booth for everyone to use. For the Great Plates of Downtown, they are offering a charcuterie board and two glasses of wine for $35! Had to order this! Was delicious and our party of two had some items left over. The honey mustard was great and their house made jam was perfect to pair with the soft cheese. It came with lavash bread and water crackers. They should add the board to their regular menu! We also got the toasted cheese ravioli. It was served with marinara sauce topped off with balsamic vinegar. Great taste! They have a good selection on tap with even green tea shots on tap!

Came here after we worked up an appetite antique shopping…read more This spot may look like a typical dive bar however the food was superb! It was basic bar food but the burger and fired chicken sandwich were perfected. Service was great, seemed like one woman doing it all. Tons of pool tables to play on and a few other arcade games. Lots of TVs to watch the game. We sat at the back a played a few games. Had a wonderful time. If I am ever back in the area, I would be happy to stop here again. Overall, 4/5 stars

Second time I've been in here. First time, I put $20 in the jukebox, to find out there were 1200…read moresongs in front of mine. So it would have taken 10 days to hear mine. Just now I went in, I asked for a beer. I was told if I had a beer anywhere else, that it was illegal for them to serve me. Best of luck but I'm guessing it's going nowhere

The food was spectacular! I highly recommend the sweet potato fries. Overall, a cool little spot to…read morestop and try.

2.5, edging down to 2 stars…read more Not the best food experience I've ever had. They're rated really high -- actually one of the highest-rated restaurants in Fort Collins -- and from a food perspective I don't really understand why. Sliders with sweet potato fries -- fine, nothing extraordinary. Potato éclairs -- . It was really just mashed potatoes with some topping on it. I honestly didn't even finish it. Mountain oysters -- huge letdown. They came out so overcooked they were basically crunchier than potato chips, with the batter crumbling off. I've never had them before, so I didn't get a good representation of how they're supposed to be -- these were just super-cooked batter. On the space: we ended up sitting in three different spots to eat. We went outside by the street first -- super loud, and people were smoking, so we headed back in. The open spot inside was right under the AC and about forty degrees, so we moved to the back area. The back was fine -- covered -- but pretty dirty, with mop buckets and clutter sitting around. The one drink I had was a good value since we were there at happy hour -- some kind of fruity whiskey drink. It was fine, but nothing I'd seek out again. I hate to give such a friendly place a bad review. It'd be a really great spot if you're a college student who wants some cheap bites and a drink -- but honestly it's just bar food, and the ceiling is probably a 4 on a really good day. I wouldn't get excited to head down there, and parking is a bit of a hassle too. Would recommend only if you're after very cheap eats in that area -- check them out for happy hour. But I would not return.

Have never had a less than delicious meal there! Love the Lets Get Figgy burger! Absolutely…read moredelicious!

Keep in mind that the restaurant is no longer, "The Wapiti" it is actually Birdies! The food menu…read moreis accurate though as well as the location. They views from this location are gorgeous and the food is really solid. This recent visit they were out of the pimento cheese but were able to quickly work with us to find a substitute. The fries are hand cut and the house made potato chips are awesome. The schnitzel is a thicker cut of pork than traditionally served. However, it is juicy and the sandwich can easily feed two people. When ordering a burger know they may come out a little rare but if an easy fix to request it medium. The staff are friendly and very educated on the selections. If you are here to golf just let your server know your tee time so they can work with you on timing. As a final note, they have some beautiful local artists that offer prints for sale!

After wanting to try this for several months, we are so disappointed in this sports bar. We ordered…read moredrinks 10 minutes into a world cup game and didn't get them delivered until the middle of half time (48 minutes...). My husband ordered a bucket of beer and couldn't finish it of course because we didn't expect to only half half the game to do so. Waste of money. Your whole selling point is that you show games, and when we show up for the World Cup Top 8 game, we expect you'd be ready to handle a full house. We almost left but everywhere else was packed too. I asked for water multiple times, never got it. Food was fine, just normal bar food. Needless to say we will not be back. The waiter mostly did his best but never apologized.

Great place to watch the game!! Lots of TVs! Great service, the waitress was friendly, polite, and…read moreupbeat the entire time during the big game. There are lots of places to sit, only 8 booths though so if it's a big game get there early if you want a booth. Food was good, breakfast items are limited. Drink prices were reasonable. Fun place

The service when I go here is usually pretty solid and they have a good happy hour deal. Also if…read moreyou get three of the same shots (from a list) they're $12, which is pretty good. My go to is the cheese bacon fries and they are easily my favorite thing here. Definitely sports bar meets dive bar type of vibe

A very strange thing happened tonight (a Sunday when the bar was sparsely populated). I walked in…read moreand asked for a beer. The bartender, an older guy I had not seen there before, flatly told me he could not serve me. I talked to this bartender pleasantly, wondering what led him to that decision as I had just walked in. He said I was "wobbly." That was a first. I'm 70 and one of my knees "gives" at times, but by no means do I wobble. I was quite sober. I had enjoyed a single beer at dinner before walking in, intending to watch some soccer recaps on the many TVs there before going home. It was a very short interaction. Neither of us got ugly. Nobody raised their voice. And bars have the right to refuse service. No bartender should ever serve someone who has had too many. But this guy misjudged me. It should have been apparent to a bartender (or anyone who has been around people who are drinking) when we talked that I was neither drunk nor impaired in any way. I left immediately and did not argue. At my age, the last place you want to be is one where you aren't wanted. But this guy was out of line. He jumped to a wrong conclusion based on who knows what. Or maybe he had an agenda, like wanting to clear the place out so he could go home on a Sunday night (but there were 30-odd other folks around, playing pool, etc.) Steak-out has a reputation of sometimes trying to clear people out early, but it was nowhere near closing time. I doesn't make sense to call it age discrimination. This guy was a bald dude with grizzled grey stubble, so apparently past 50, or he had lived a life that made him appear so. If age was the factor, he will feel the reality of age discrimination, which occurs in many places, soon enough himself. I hope this was a strange on-off incident. I had been there often when in town. I liked the sports on the TVs and the reasonably priced selection of beers. I had always had pleasant and friendly conversations with the bartenders. I have always found the bartenders there to be good people. I had never seen this guy before. I hope I don't see him again. I am a pleasant, conversational, easy-going customer who always tips well. I have never been refused service -- anywhere -- so this rude awakening came as a shock. I immediately felt for black folks who get turned away for no reason other than skin color. Lacking a coherent theory, I guess it had to be my age? I have no idea what this guy's problem was. But this bar's owners have a liability on their hands with him as he will deter good people from coming there. I have some experience working in bars and restaurants, albeit decades ago. Personnel choices are very important. Hiring him and allowing him free rein to insult customers was not a good choice. Perhaps the owner will read theses reviews, both the good and bad.

Today is the first day of new ownership of Huckabuk's Hideaway. The new ownership is really…read morefriendly and welcoming. They are working hard to revamp the original concept and make delicious food from scratch. The double burger with side of tots or fries ($16) or +$3 to upgrade the side to the best hand-battered onion rings is a great value. Make sure to ask for Burger Sauce instead of the usual ketchup and mustard. This is a craveable burger. I love the decor and vibe of this place, with some cool but eclectic memorabilia and license plates from all the states. The dining room is a good size with big and small group seating options. Service is friendly and attentive. It is a sit-yourself situation. The tables and seats are clean (not sticky) and the bathrooms are also nicely clean and well-kept. This place has a lot going for it. I learned that they are having a grand reopening on Sunday June 14, 2026 with an all day happy hour and debuting some new made-from-scratch menu items! Welcome to the neighborhood Huckabuk's!!!!

First, we had to wait longer than usual for our food that ended up being just ok. Another family…read morethat sat near us ended up leaving because of the wait. We also came in a Wednesday because there was a sign that advertised kids eat free. Apparently under the new management, that is no longer their policy. We weren't told that until we got the bill and felt very disappointed and mislead. We talked to the server about it, and they did absolutely nothing to help or fix it. Between that and the wait time, we will not be going back.

It's a nice little restaurant. Very much the island vibes. I sat at the bar. I had the fish and…read morecajun seasoned chips. It came with their homemade tartar sauce. I'm not much of a tartar sauce kind of guy, I asked if they had cocktail sauce instead. The bar tenter Hannah or Heather said they didn't have any but that she would make some for me. That was a plus in my book. The fries nor the batter fish were greasy. Four pieces of fish all 1"x1-1/4"x6". It was great service all around. I would definitely come back again.

Island Grill was a pleasant surprise we stumbled into on a drive through Ft. Collins. What a…read morefind!!! Great variety of beach food (like yummy Fish Tacos) in a cabana bamboo style setting that makes you feel like you're in Malibu or Maui. Menu is full of fresh salads, great burgers and tons of amazing finger-foods. The basket of beer-battered Onion Rings was SPECTACULARLY delicious as an appetizer. I had the Fish & Chips, which was a HUGE plate-full and really delicious! My wife had the Turkey, Bacon, Swiss & Avocado on a Ciabatta Roll -- WOW, terrific! And, service was OUTSTANDINGLY FRIENDLY and very efficient! Like I said, we found Island Grill by accident this time, but we'll definitely be back many times in the future! It will be a must-stop in Ft. Collins!