This pub is a solid four star. Cold beers and great mixed drinks. You get the feeling of being in a…read moretraditional Irish pub. The staff is fun and friendly. The fish and chips are spectacular. The wedge salad is great as well. Highly recommend this pub for happy hour as well. They also have activities every night. Enjoy.

I'm shocked I've never reviewed this spot before. I've stopped in many times through the years for…read morea drink with either friends or my husband. Idk if I've ever eaten here, so my review is purely for drinks only. The drinks are never weak, the service is always fast, and the ambiance gives dive bar. You can tell there are regulars who absolutely adore this place and I really can appreciate that. The staff is always welcoming and somehow we have always had either a waitress or a bartender make us laugh while here.

Been here twice this week, new to the neighborhood and this quickly became our new favorite place…read moreto eat and grab some yummy drinks! Everything we've had to eat has been amazing and we can't wait to try it all. Service is fast! Chill vibe. Terry was our server this second time and she was absolutely lovely! Thanks, Wyatt's Pub!!

We visited Wyatt's for St. Patrick's Day specifically for their advertised Irish menu. While it's…read morenot an authentic Irish restaurant, that may be for the best, as the corned beef and cabbage was a disappointment. The meat was tough and flavorless, likely boiled in too much liquid, and the vegetables were overcooked and mushy. On the bright side, the Bangers and Mash was excellent. The sausages were flavorful and well-cooked, and the mashed potatoes were a highlight. It even came with a nice side of corn. I'd recommend sticking to the bangers if you visit! The place was insanely busy, but the festivities were fun to watch. Dancers and bagpipes were really good! It was too loud to talk and some of the bar patrons were clearly over served. Overall it was a decent experience. We'll stick to their regular menu items and try to go when it's not as busy.

We stopped by for late lunch. The place has various types of seatings. Relaxing vibe…read more We got to try the Rocky Mountain oysters for the first time, interesting. Chef salad and Whistlin'Dixie- chicken with pickles and fries paired with local craft beers. Service was good, friendly and attentive.

Came in July of 2026. Tip: parking is behind the restaurant. Didn't know this ahead of time and…read morepaid for street parking. Brussel sprouts: amazing. Wings: excellent. Crispy and good sized. Ordered with Honey Maple BBQ on the side. Rocky Mountain Oysters were excellent. Wild Game sausage plate: game changer. Lots of fresh, bold flavors.

Got the perculious blonde (spelling?) and i don't normally love blondes but I was obsessed with it…read more Pretzel was 9/10. Vibes was 10/10.

We were driving all day and found this place for dinner. I was pleasantly surprised at the prices…read morewhen we got there, very affordable. When the food came, however, only disappointment followed. It started with them being out of the only thing I wanted, but I found other things. Those other things were all ruined in some way or another. The pretzel was the only thing that was decent was the pretzel and beer cheese, but I wonder if it was frozen and just had to be heated up anyway. The tomato soup was also a hit with my son. Very small serving, so small my 6 year old needed a second bowl, and complained that he was hungry when he was done. My other son got the poke bowl which was also such a small serving that he was still hungry. He said it was alright, but he wouldn't choose to have it again. This kid LOVES poke so that really says something. I got a side salad and the ranch tasted rancid, so I got another dressing they had, which was also disappointing and ruined my salad I left behind. There were more mishaps, but ultimately, the meal ended up costing more than it was worth, and everybody was hungry when we left. The only thing that was actually tasty was the crème brûlée. This might be a good place to come for drinks, but I would not recommend this place for food. This was a $90 meal that was worth about $5. I wish I had my time back. We will not be going back. I would not recommend the food.

This was our first time here and after a long day of hiking this was fun experience. We checked in…read moreand had a short wait before seated. Hosts were professional. We came right before the 9pm live music started and ended up sitting right behind the piano which made it fun. Our server was very attentive and kind. The bee experience was so fun and surprising all in one. The food was good- I will admit the bun of the bison burger was dense and dry in m opinion. I also wished the jalapeño jam translated more present on the burger itself than the menu. Overall fun experience for casual dining.

Went to the golden bee during a conference. I enjoy the space. The butter is delicious they have on…read morethe table! The service was great. The servers are attentive and kind and on it The food is okay! Nothing special honestly, just fancy It took a while for our food to come out but again they were packed and super busy! The restaurant definitely is on the pricey side but that's to be expected since it's at the broadmoor. I enjoyed how they included the tip too!

Staff was beyond kind! Our 1 year old had the best time with all the arcade games. They have a few…read moreColorado beers on tap it was delicious! We will absolutely be back!

Huge fan of arcade bars, and we happen to find this one while walking the streets of old Colorado…read morecity! We had to stop in and play a few games, really loved the ski ball and the old school Galaga! I've been going to the original supernova in downtown Colorado Springs for a while, so its cool to see they have branched out! They have a ton of drink options, and well versed bartenders, but the games make it a fun and inviting atmosphere!

Stopped in for lunch on a weekend. Soon realizing we've eating at the Public House Burger Bunker…read moreover at Red Leg brewery before. Not a bad thing though because we really liked it when we had it at Red Leg. Small tucked away restaurant that was pretty busy but still a table to sit down right away. We started out with Pretzel Knots which were great. Would recommend but also a lot of good sounding appetizers so probably can't go wrong. We ordered the Pub Classic burger, Rampart Reuben, and Colorado Cheesesteak. All of this was great. The Colorado Cheesesteak was awesome! Would recommend! The prices were I feel like $1-2 high per item for a pub, but honestly the food was great so it is what it is. One disappointment was the kids menu was a little bare.. my 4 year old wanted a cheeseburger and there's no kids burger so the Pub Classic was for a 4 year old which was a hard pill to swallow $17 for a 4 year olds lunch. On Yelp there's a photo of a kids burger and that doesn't appear on the menu anymore, things like Mac n cheese, grilled cheese, personal pizza.. Overall though it was all good tasting, good service, and a cool vibe.

The chicken spinach salad tasted good but some of the lettuce was way past prime. And there were…read moreonly 2 spinach leaves on my salad?? A friend had none and she ordered it for the spinach. The chicken was very tasty: well seasoned and dusted with Parmesan, though a bit dry. The place is generally clean. What I want to ask is why don't businesses clean air vents? The ladies room is in desperate need. All in all, we love the Alexander. Come for a drink and check out the history. It's really quite amazing. And they do good burgers and fries.