we went up for the sunflower picking time and it was a blast! We had so much fun exploring and…read moreputting together this massive bouquet. Sadly, they lasted about a week, but the memories we have will last forever. One of my favorite days this year

Was it pricey? Yes. Was it worth every penny? Also yes…read more The weather was perfect. The festival was huge! I loved the corn maze. It was huge! And the pumpkin patch was huge and the pumpkins were gorgeous. Highly recommend! And the food trucks were fantastic.

We stopped in for dinner based on the recommendation of a friend. It did not disappoint. We sat at…read morethe bar and the bartender was attentive and efficient. We did not get his name, but definitely enjoyed his company. We started with the Beer Battered Cheese Curds. We would rank them up there among the top in the State, and my wife is from Wisconsin, so we have had a Curd or two. Then I had the Fish and Chips, and she had the French Dip for dinner. Both dishes were delicious. I forgot to take pics until we were almost finished. We'll be back, and highly recommend this joint.

We arrived just after opening without a reservation (which the website suggests) but were seated…read moreimmediately. Our server arrived quickly and shortly after our meals arrived. The food was fantastic and the portions were very fair for the price and did not give you too much as this was for lunch. The building is old and they have kept its beauty and decorated quite nicely. Definitely will return!

Arrived into Fort Collins on a 5-day quick getaway. As always with a long day of travel, evening…read morerolled around and we were famished. Thursday night 8:00 found us here at DC Oakes. We were offered indoor or outdoor seating and we opted for outdoors on this balmy 80-degree evening. Wife N started with a mocktail: Summer Crush. Delicious and we didn't miss the normally included liquors in the spirited version. She ordered a make it yourself burger: just the bun, patty, some ketchup and mayo. Medium. Side of fries. Her way. Burger perfect medium. Fries were crispy, above average. I ordered the Mushroom Avocado burger, also medium. Burger was juicy, flavorful, and the tempura avocados were an interesting twist on the un-fried norm. First couple bites had some crisp but mostly the avocados got soggy halfway through. Not sold on the tempura frying but the sandwich on the whole was great. Got some local draft on the side. Well taken care of, food was great, will return.

I went with my wife and daughter on a busy Friday evening for dinner. Our wait was not very long…read moreand we were lucky to be seated upstairs. It is a fairly noisy place so I feel the upstairs was a little quieter and I was glad not to have been seated in one of several booths near the entrance with so many people standing and waiting on seating. Our server was nice and attentive, and the food came out rather quickly. I had an pleasant DC Oakes IPA and the Bomb Diggity hamburger with sweet potato fries. The burger was very tasty (a fat bomb) and with the fries was a substantial amount of food - I was only able to eat about half of it all. However, that burger had to be the saltiest burger I've ever eaten. Curious, I went to the DC Oakes website to find nutritional information about my meal and there is no nutritional information. A third-party website (Marcos.menu) offered the following on the Bomb Diggity: Calories: 1200; Protein: 50g; Carbs: 55g; Fat: 85g. Nothing about sodium. My wife is on a sodium-restricted diet and she knows not to order anything like this burger. But still, nutritional information would be nice to know. When do you plan on putting this information on your menu for your customers? I will return to sample more of their beer and food selections.

Another awesome lunch. New menu items. Loved it…read more Go! Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pretty much the definition of so-so. It's not bad but it's not worth going back to…read more The service was very good.

For decades, I've planned my weekend rides around a stop at Munson Farms. I always look forward to…read moreits summer opening and miss it when the stand shuts down at the end of the harvest season.

WOW- this pumpkin patch is truly great! No admission for visiting the patch- and they have several…read morephotos ops around. Plus, the corn maze is free!!! I'll have to come back. The prices are very reasonable for produce- from $5 to $20 for a giant 30 lb pumpkin!

This visit to the Denver Firefighters Museum is for one of my childhood friends, who blogs about…read morefiretrucks on Instagram and works as a 911 dispatcher in Tennessee. We had lots of time to kill before going to the convention center later in the day, so I suggested this museum to my parents when I found it during a random maps search around the city. And to all you parents out there, this museum could save your child's life in the event of a fire. Admission to get in was $9. Getting around the museum is kinda like being in IKEA, where they have footprints on the floor telling you where to go in order. This museum, which is in the shape of an actual fire station and has two floors, shows you the entire history of how and where the 911 dispatch system was first invented, types of firetrucks used over the years, how to dial 911 in case of a fire, where firefighters stay while on the job, and so forth. In the back on the first floor is an educational video of what to do if there's a fire. Upstairs there was so much more, we were shown firefighters' patches from almost every state, which stopped at Pennsylvania for some reason. I guess they're still collecting patches from Rhode Island all the way to Wyoming. I took pics of patches from Kentucky and Massachusetts (where my childhood friend used to live), Maine (where my dad is from), Nevada (where we live), and New Hampshire (where I was born and where my mom is from). It was very interesting seeing all the patches from each county and city in my state of residence. Replicas of dormitories where firefighters stay in while on the job were also shown, which I found very interesting. I took so many pics here but Yelp will only let me add 20 at a time. Don't forget to sign the guestbook upstairs and the survey downstairs before you leave! This was a very educational visit and we're very happy that we got a tour of this museum. If you want something to do in the city, then I suggest visiting the Denver Firefighters Museum!

This was a great place for us to take our little ones. They had a lot of cool things for them to…read morelook at and interact with and they had Firefighters reading the kids books in the play area which I thought was super sweet. It's a bit smaller than a traditional museum because they converted an old Firehouse which is a unique idea. Overall I really thought the museum was well down and helps teach kids (and adults) about the history of firefighters in the Denver area.

Sarah was the best! 10 out of 10 amazing!…read more Xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox

ZOIE IS A NINJA!…read more Very casual, a bit raucous, definitely family friendly, the Lazy Dog is awesome. Server Zoie was stellar! Super friendly, knew the menu, and just the right amount of "attentiveness". The free homemade chips app (since it was our first visit) was a well appreciated bonus. Guilt feee chicken lettuce wrap was savoury and highly recommended. This place is a must visit when shopping in the Orchard Town Center. Ask to be seated in Zoie's section- you won't regret it!

As two empty nesters, we just need a few pumpkins for the outside of our home. But wow were we…read moreimpressed by this farm! Thousands of pumpkins in every color, shape, and size. But that was just the beginning. They had so much for kids-hay maze, rides, pony rides, and a petting zoo. And plenty of photo ops for the gram. There was also a cute shop to buy cider and other treats. My favorite part? All of the pumpkin and gourds were grown there and harvested by the employees. We loved this farm!

Came here to get pumpkins on a Saturday afternoon. They have lots of parking on a dirt field, just…read morea short walk from all the activities. There were plenty of pumpkins of all sizes, and the wagons for transport back to the car came in handy. There's no fee to enter, and pumpkins are paid for by the pound. There were so many fun activities available with the purchase of tickets which seemed reasonably priced, and looked like families were having a blast. We really liked the set up and would recommend to anyone looking for some fall fun!

We had a delicious meal and great beers here. I had the bangers and mash and we tried the following…read morebeers: Allgood Amber (great) The Tower ESB (very good) Big Ben Brown (excellent) Stonehenge Stout (great) NY Cherry Cheesecake (great) Marrakesh Lemonade (very good) The Bulls and the Bees (very good) Razz Against the Cream (excellent)

Love this spot since I was a kid.. comfy, old school design.. best Bloody Marys..and Beer, in 1997…read morethe twin brothers decided to add an addition to the restaurant, which was a brewery! Now there Sons run this beautiful historic brewery/restaurant, putting of course there little twist on it.. The service is great! Parking is easy.. food is so delicious! They have a ribeye night Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday night until it's gone! which is always an inspiration.. Brunch is great, Saturday and Sunday til 3:00! Lots of history here, don't miss out! I'd be surprised if you didn't enjoy yourselves!