I slept a in a remodeled jail cell (#1) in the former Pueblo Jail. The bed was comfy the decor was…read moresimple and elegant and it was really clean. We had a cute balcony and a coffee maker and snacks for purchase. The tub/ shower was awkwardly high to climb into and the water from the rain like shower head was low pressure. It was a Sunday night, so it was really quiet. Good place to stay if a little pricey for the Pueblo Fair to see Cheap Trick.

Rooms are fine. If you have traveled to Asia - it will seem big. :) There is nowhere to hang your…read moreclothing or store your luggage - so plan ahead. It is very cute, linens, and the bed were awesome! There is a coffee station in the Jail hallway. It should be upgraded to a large Keurig that holds water to prevent guests from running back and forth with their cups. We never saw anyone at the desk, but did meet the housekeeper. She was very pleasant. the drink tickets for the CLINK were a nice surprise. There should be more historical information in the hotel. I remember when people used to stay there, before it was a hotel!

I can only say that my Veg flatbread minus mushrooms, plus pepperoni with pesto sauce is still as…read moredelicious today as it was 4 years ago. I absolutely cannot wait to come back the next time I am in Pueblo. We did take out, but they have a very nice patio with cool decor throughout, so you should go there and give it a try! The service is great, as well.

Terrible food service and ambiance. Do not patronize this business. Disgusting all the way around…read more Zero positives to note.

We had a fantastic lunch today at Shamrock Brewing! We had a party of 4 and everything we ordered…read morewas delicious. We started with the scotch eggs and Reuben bombs for appetizers. I absolutely loved the scotch eggs! I skipped the Reuben bombs since I'm not a big Swiss cheese fan, but everyone else at the table really enjoyed them. I ordered the Jameson meatloaf with mashed potatoes and veggies, and it was amazing -- full of flavor and cooked perfectly. My husband and son both got the fish and chips and couldn't stop talking about how good they were. My daughter loved the kids hamburger, especially the potato chips/fries that came with it. The atmosphere was awesome, the service was top notch, and my husband and I both enjoyed a refreshing beer with lunch. We had such a hard time deciding what to order because so many things on the menu looked great, so we'll definitely be back to try more items. Highly recommend!

Bar Service was exceptional. We ordered two entrees, Fish & Chips and Corned Beef. Fish & Chips…read morewere outstanding. Corned beef entree was just weird to me. I don't think there was anything wrong with the cook of the food, but the seasonings were just way off base to me. The Corned Beef was slathered with a Mustard Crème sauce that should have been served on the side. Some may like it, others will hate it. I didn't care for it. Cabbage seemed to be braised in a heavy Cayenne Pepper broth. It was inedible. The Champs were so bland that you had to shake the hell put of the Salt and Pepper. The Corned Beef without the Mustard sauce was actually pretty good, but so much was slathered with the mustard sauce that it just isn't worth ordering. Bottom line, here is how it breaks down: Service: 5/5. The bartender tonight was exceptional! Food: 3/5 at best due to the second entree ordered (fish & chips) being REALLY GOOD. Overall: 4-5*. The Fish & Chips saved this entire meal. There are a number of things to order from the menu at the bar. Obviously I would stay away from the CB, but I would definitely recommend the fish and chips! When I come back to Pueblo, I would definitely consider coming back here.

Best Old Fashioned south of Denver. If you like old bars with lots of original atmosphere come…read morehere. Checker tiled floors, tin ceilings - ancient swivel bar stools - this place oozes history And the drinks. Well poured, well served at a surprisingly low price. When in Pueblo this should be your place !

Great Bar friendly people Great pricing and a sports music bar will definitely be backread more

food has gone down hill big time! portion sizes are much smaller then they used to be. Especially…read morefor the crazy prices. ordered a slopper from their second location and not only did it come out cold but there was a total of 9 fries on top and the burger patty was comparable to a dollar menu patty at McDonald's also not enough green chile to wet the fries. gave it a second chance and went for breakfast and it took 45 min to get my steak and eggs which the steak was flavorless. would not recommend wasting your money

I went to a bar this weekend that I used to practically live at a few years ago, and the difference…read morewas honestly shocking. What used to feel fun and welcoming now felt uncomfortable the second we walked up. The bouncers immediately gave off a creepy, unsettling vibe. They barely spoke, just made vague hand gestures while avoiding eye contact completely. When they did say something, it was mumbled so quietly you couldn't even understand them. Right from the entrance, the whole atmosphere felt off, but since it was my birthday and I'm newly single, my girlfriends and I decided to give it a chance and try to have a good night anyway. Inside, the place felt dead for a Saturday night. We went to the dance floor, and the only person dancing was an elderly woman who looked close to 80. The energy was nonexistent. The one bright spot of the night was the female bartender near the dance floor -- she was genuinely friendly and gave us the only positive interaction we had there. After that, we walked to the other side of the bar hoping maybe the vibe would improve, but it only got worse. There were barely any people there, almost all men, and the atmosphere became even more uncomfortable. The music was terrible, the crowd felt awkward, and the whole place had this strange, unfriendly energy that made us want to leave as quickly as possible. We finished our drinks and got out of there. Walking past those same creepy bouncers on the way out honestly felt like a relief. It's sad to see a place I used to love turn into somewhere that now feels so unwelcoming and uneasy.

I went there today for my birthday thinking they we're having a brunch as they posted brunch every…read moreSunday a few weeks ago. They still catered to us and gave us the best experience. Mimosa towers are a must! Food was delicious and service with a smile. Thank you!

The food is delicious. The French Dip is the best I've had anywhere!…read moreGreat service! Two bars and a patio! Love it

Great ol" bar. Friendly service and people. The boxed wine isn't bad and the beer is cold. We will…read morebe back!

This place is super laid back and a great experience. The staff is friendly and personable, the…read morebeer is cheap, and though the menu is limited to two items, the Dutch lunch sandwiches and blue cheese and crackers, the food is GREAT! There are enough parts for five whole sandwiches and that plus two beers is only around $30! Not the regular rowdy bar atmosphere, but somewhere you could take your family for a cheap yet healthy meal out.

DC's on B Street has been around for 25 years, and this was our first time visiting. We were…read morepleasantly surprised to be seated without a reservation. The restaurant has a cozy, homey feel with sea-themed décor -- things like fishing nets, crab cages, and other nautical touches that make it feel like a neighborhood seafood spot. We started with their signature crab cake, which was thin, nicely cooked, and drizzled with a flavorful bistro sauce. For our main dish we had the daily fish special, a flaky grilled fish that was lightly seasoned and served with well-cooked vegetables and risoni pasta. The green beans were especially memorable -- perfectly crispy, which reminded me how much I love them prepared that way. The staff was friendly and helpful, even recommending the $8 wine special, which was a great value. Overall, a welcoming neighborhood restaurant downtown Pueblo with great seafood and a relaxed atmosphere.

Wonderful lunch spot near the riverwalk in downtown Pueblo…read more Decided to take advantage of the gorgeous weather to sit outside for lunch. There are shaded tables, plus the light breeze made it delightful. Service is friendly and quick. House salad is well presented. A nice mix of freshly cut veggies. Reuben is excellent. The pastrami tastes smoked, which is a unique twist to this NY deli fan. It's hand-sliced thin, topped with sauerkraut and melted swiss, slathered with thousand island dressing and served on toasted rye. Very good rendition of this knife & fork sandwich. Could resist chocolate lava cake. Because what's lunch without dessert??? :-) It's a hockey-puck sized chocolate cake, covered with molten chocolate. Inside, the cavity is filled with more molten chocolate. For the chocoholic, this one is a must. Pro Tip - filling is HOT! This is a great little spot. Try it!