We stopped here for lunch on the way up to Denver for an appointment. We got there just ahead of…read morenoon. I love the log cabin look of the inside. It is so Colorado! Service was quick and easy. Decent size menu and variety. Lots of beers being a brewery but we didn't drink this time around! Food did not disappoint! Everything was hot and fresh! Very good! We agreed we would go again!

First time here in several months. I went with my standard Kick'n chicken dish. This version was…read moremuch more heavily seasoned than previous versions have been. It definitely had a kick to it, even without using much of the sauce on the side. Vegetables were good, but when they put the chicken on top of the fries, those end up getting a little soggy. Wanting to try something different, one daughter had the grilled chicken sandwich. While she wasn't terribly impressed at the start, the more she ate, the more she approved, deeming it to be "fine" and something she'd likely get again. The other daughter, also wanting something different, had the green chili burrito. She wasn't as impressed with the dish, saying it didn't have much taste, even after adding good amounts of salt and pepper. The burrito was described as "mid", which I guess means 'not very good.' Doubtful she orders this again. Service was fine at the start, but somewhat sporadic as the meal progressed. We needed to flag the waiter down for refills and to get our check...which sometimes happens when sitting in the bar area.

Enjoyed the slopper for lunch today with some awesome fries; green chile was just right either way…read moreoccasional spicy bites

Such a fun spot for a family meal! We recently dined here with our girls and had a great experience…read moreoverall. They absolutely loved being able to order milkshakes with their kids' meals which is a fun touch and definitely a highlight for them. The burgers are a great size and packed with flavor. Mine wasn't quite as hot as I expected when it came out, which made me think it may have sat for a bit, but the taste still totally delivered. Service was friendly and everything came out pretty quickly, which is always a win when dining with kids. We'd definitely come back again

We were in Castle Rock on a late Sunday morning and decided to grab lunch in the area. Traffic was…read morerobust this day but fortunately we found an open spot on Wilcox St a mere steps away from the front door of Castle Cafe. They were busy with the brunch crowd but we were seated within a few minutes and our server dropped off a basket of warm rolls while we browsed the menu. The interior was very cool, lot of wood and giving off a nice western vibe. I did love all the western art on the walls and a nice bar near the entrance. My wife ordered a Reuben sandwich which she very much enjoyed. Since their Pan-Fried Chicken was named "Famous" I just had to order that. Four delicious pieces of perfectly fried chicken and the mashed potatoes with cracklin' gravy was amazing. The service was fast, friendly, and efficient. Everyone was so nice and it was a wonderful experience. Side Note - My wife did ask me why I did not order the Chicken and Waffles as it appeared almost every other table had an order. While I love a good waffle, I need to have good cup of coffee with it and seeing how it was almost noon I had left my personal coffee window.

If you want country ambiance in a historic location - check. if you want fresh fried chicken…read more(takes 30 mins since they make it to order) - check. if you want a menu of food all made from scratch, including hot fresh rolls, fresh veggies, delicious mashed potatoes with gravy - check. if you want delicious homemade dessert (strawberry shortcake on a biscuit) - check. if you want great service - check. if you want a delicious cocktail -check. Had an absolutely amazing lunch at Castle Cafe in Castle Rock. Can't say enough good things. Pics speak for themselves.

Let's start with, I know it's at the hospital and that part it strange considering the level of…read morefood they serve but I'll had to move past that part eventually and so should you. We moved here 5.5 years ago from Chicago. We heard from many people that we had to check out Manna and I think we were all secretly weirded out but the thought of going to the hospital to dine. I have had some serious health issues since childhood so hospital food by its very definition is not appealing but this is NOT hospital food. I promise! We finally went to Manna last year for the first time when we had some family in town and we needed to find somewhere close to home to go eat. We sat at the big table by the window and John was our server. We ordered everything you could imagine off their menu and not a single complaint from any of the 8 people with us that day. John was WONDERFUL!! I have to give him a huge shout out for his attention to detail, kindness and knowledge of the menu. We even had some obscure question that he didn't know the answer to he promptly ran into the kitchen to ask the chef. I love their limited menu. Less options means they are focusing on making every dish perfect and that's ok! This is how more restaurants should do it. Their pizzas are great. We love the prosciutto with mozzarella. I've probably had it about 7 times since. Their burgers are awesome. Nice quality ingredients and made fresh. The buns are never stale and they brand them with a "M" every burger, every time. Their fries are always fresh and delicious. Nothing is greasy and I think that's why we like them so much. We love our calories but we are not fans of grease at this house so we tend to favor restaurants that are not greasy. These folks definitely qualify. The staff here are friendly and did you know all their tips are donated to the hospital? I love this. We were assured by our server that they are well paid and in support of this arrangement. I love it. We order from here probably every few weeks or maybe once a month since our first visit and being that we cook VERY well at home, says a lot about our neighborhood Manna. Thanks for all you do guys! We love you!

Sent my hamburger back after biting into gristle in the first two bites…read more Used to have some of the best burgers around, and maybe it was just a bad batch of meat from the supplier, but its a red light for me.

We made our yearly trip to O'Malleys steak pub!…read more The food did not disappoint as always. We had 20 wings, a veggie basket, 24oz steaks, and fish and chips! The wings were amazing and I always enjoy cooking our own steak on the grill. O'Malleys always has a ton of TVs to watch sports! The service however wasn't the best as there is a new electronic system that caused some errors as the waiter got used to using it. I would also say I was disappointed with the salad bar. Time to refresh the items on it.

It sometimes confuses me when I show up and the grill is empty. Yes, the wings are good but the…read moretrue beauty of this gem is the steak. I challenge you to find a more choice piece of meat anywhere. If the steak is rare or overcooked.....

I have been here several times and have always been met with friendly staff and customers. A great…read moreplace to watch sports and the food is absolutely amazing!

I agree with what others have said about this place. It's clear the building wasn't built to be a…read moresports bar, but I commend owners for at least trying. There are TVs everywhere, and the sound is loud and even pumped into the bathrooms. That said, it's an odd setup all the way around. We showed up on a Saturday night during the NFL playoffs and found the first-floor bar area to be packed. As others have mentioned, it feels very tight and cramped downstairs. Nobody greeted us, and honestly, we couldn't find anyone who wasn't running around crazy, so after taking a pass around the bar, we took the stairs to the second-floor game room, which was also packed. Nobody to ask there either, so we continued to wander. We found a little side room with four tables and two TVs that was empty. I found someone walking by, asked if the section was open, they said it was, so we sat down. A little while later, a waitress came by to take our orders. We each tried a house lager but decided on a pint each of the Avalanche. Not starving, we ordered the $10 nachos so we'd have something to nibble on while drinking and watching football. Beers came out a little while later, and then we waited. Eventually, a group of four Bears fans came in and sat down at a table near us. A little while they ordered. Not long after that, their food came. They noticed the surprise in that theirs came out before ours did. We mentioned to the server, and he went to go check. Then our waitress (who we didn't see too often) swung by. Then a guy who may have been the manager, swung by. Eventually, our nachos came out. The manager came back by, apologized again, and offered a free dessert to make up for it. I will say, the nachos were really large and quite good. A good deal for $10. Would definitely get them again. We finished our food, the manager came by again, and talked about the dessert options. My wife went with the hot brownie sundae. Looking forward to that, we were then disappointed again when the manager came by a little while later to let us know they were out of both brownies AND vanilla ice cream. How does that happen? He offered an alternate dessert, and after my wife declined, he said he'd take the $10 nachos off the bill. At least that's what she thought he said. When we got the bill, it showed only a $5 credit. Oh well. I wasn't going to make a big deal about it, but again, disappointment. I'm guessing we'll give them another shot at some point, as we did see a few things on the menu that looked good. I heard there's a third floor restaurant that will open at some point. I never found stairs to get up there, but they're around somewhere. It wasn't a particularly relaxing experience, and as of now, it doesn't have that cozy, neighborhood sports bar vibe. We'll see how it gets broken in during years to come.

Had the Elizabeth burger. Cooked as I asked for. Was great. Staff was super freindly. Wife had…read morebiscuits and gravy, was also very tasty. Would highly recommend.

We are all about supporting local business, so we wanted to give this new spot a try. Friendly…read moreneighborhood bar. The food is fair, overpriced. Eating out has become somewhat of a luxury these days and this was a bit of a disappointment.

We tried Pegasus for Sunday morning breakfast. The food was wonderful and came out hot and quickly…read more Most of the selections have a Mexican theme but there are also many traditional breakfast dishes to choose from. The service was good but a little slow. It appeared that they may have been a little understaffed that morning. The ambiance is pleasant, interesting and old world Greekish meets churchish with many old church pews used as seating. I tried the biscuits and gravy with hash browns. The gravy was seasoned perfectly with a bit of a peppery flavor but could have used more sausage. The hash browns are more like my Mom's fried potatoes which were wonderful and a great surprise.

Small town feel, great food and attentive service we went for Sunday brunch and came away satisfiedread more