For a small restaurant a fair way out of town Beaver Meadows provides really good food, artfully…read morepresented and at a reasonable price. The vegetables are fresh, the beef burrito was topped with green chili sauce and sour cream. The rice is cooked in chicken broth giving it a nice flavor. My wife loves the bison meatloaf served with a haystack of fried onions, a delicious mushroom sauce and mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables. Very good service ( she even remembered the lime on my refill of Diet Coke. Quant ski lodge decorations and a beautiful view of the ponds, geese and horseback riders. If you have a dog they have picnic tables outside and they are dog friendly if you're dining with your pet.

The food was decent and the service was ok. Nothing spectacular, but you're really there for the…read moreexperience of being at the resort.

Everything about our experience at Hambone's Pizza in Laramie was exceptional. The person taking…read moreour order was super friendly. Pizza was ready really quick and was delicious. Possibly one of the top 5 pizzas we have ever eaten. We ordered a large, crispy thin with pepperoni and sausage. Right amount of sauce, cheese and toppings. Crust was right amount of crispy and tasty. Unfortunately we're only passing through on our way home in Tennessee or there would be a return trip tomorrow.

Since moving to tbe area, I'm on the hunt for a really good, well- made, tasty Gluten Free pizza…read more Unfortunately, Hambone's isn't it. I got a reaction to it, which means it was either cut on a floured board, or it was cut with a contaminated tool, or it was cooked on a contaminated surface. I believe the problem eminated from poor employee attention to detail. Even though I ordered while 20 minutes out of town, I still had to wait for the pizza to be made and cooked when I got there. Employees were just standing around talking. I was only one of three customers at that time.

Great pizza & wonderful dog friendly well decorated patio. Service pretty good too. The Carne and…read morecaprese pizzas were delicious.

Have been coming to Firefly since day one and I've never had a bad experience here. The pizza is…read moremade right in front of you and cooked in their awesome oven. The ingredients are always fresh, and I love the Firefly pizza, the Calabrian chiles are delicious. Indoor/outdoor seating makes it perfect...During the summer the line can look long, but they move people through fast

After spending the day at Rocky Mountain National Park, we were looking for a nearby place to eat,…read moreand I'm so glad we stumbled across this spot. We wanted to try a variety of pizzas, so we ordered four personal-sized pizzas to share. Every pizza was excellent, but the Classic Pepperoni and the Spicy Calabrian were my favorites. The service was great, and they have a very organized system for service. Highly recommend checking this place out. It's definitely worth the hype!

After a hike in RMNP YELP led us here. We have been craving…read morea good pizza and this was definitely what we were craving. We ordered a personal for each of us so we could try different things and so glad that we did. We all had our favorite but unanimously the best pizza we tried was the Spicy Calabrian, followed by a pepperoni pizza. The flavors of Italy was really good and also the Marguerite. The crust in all of these was flavorful and perfectly crispy. The tomato sauce was really fresh you can literally taste the tomatoes! So good. The spicy Calabrian flavor was like nothing we have ever had, it was rich and spicy and yummy. We ordered a large salad with vinaigrettes and that was crisp and fresh. Overall 5 or the pizza. The robots that serve you the food are fun. Service was good and the decor and vibe was old style New York style. Great spot even better pizza for a 4.75 overall.

Everything it's an amazing place to eat. Burnt rib tips are my fave. My sister lives the wings and…read morewe both love the pizza rolls and omg the ranch dip is the best in town.

Not so good. Cooks and chefs didn't wear nets over long/longish beards. Only 1 wore gloves. Took…read morelonger to deliver the pizza than stated. Served others who came later before serving ours (because I didn't tip?). Pizza was called "average" as cheese was crusty, not melty. Won't use again.

This Pizza is soooooo dang goood! Delicious sauce, fresh…read moretoppings, attentive staff. Perfect crust! Soo good!

We were here at the very start of the season, when there was still some ice on the lake. The…read moreweather was beautiful and we decided we wanted some pizza. We got here about a half hour before they closed and were welcomed. There were not very many people here. Our server was great although between everything she was doing and the takeout she was rather busy. Which is understandable when you're alone. The pizza was tasty, but a bit undercooked. It just could've been that they wanted to get it done as they closed in 30 minutes. But all in all it was good, especially the Greek salad!

This place has a new owner, so please disregard any old reviews. We usually just go for drinks on…read moreSaturday night. That when they have live music. I have no idea how they book such entertaining musicians, time after time. It's always very enjoyable. Considering how packed the place gets, the service is still really good. On the food side, I have celiac disease so my choices are limited, but they do have a gluten free pizza. And they have salads I can have. The "normal" pizzas look pretty amazing.

Red Feather Tavern really made my summer in RFL enjoyable…read more I would have almost thought this place was a hole in the wall plucked from a corner of OH. It almost made me homesick. The food, the staff, the ambiance reminded me of my previous haunts from times ago. The staff here are amazing - how those girls juggle all the tables inside & out - is truly amazing & they're never salty when things get stressful. If you're a regular you'll see the same myriad of locals trickling in and out at the bar. I think that's why I really enjoy this spot-- this isn't a place but for the white haired yuppie crowd in their pristine polos and khakis. You get a fair mix of true full time locals here just chilling out after a long day of work. On to the food - for what they can get up on the mountain - they do ok! The menus change by the season, but the staples are some of the Cajun items (mostly deep fried goodness), but the burgers here are always good. They had a bbq chicken Sammie that was my jam, too. The other thing I love about this place is that they're always trying to give back to the locals, whether it's a Bingo night, or fantasy league football -- they want folks to come & chill. & I haven't even mentioned the bands they bring in! All were enjoyable! I guess what I'm truly trying to get at is that I like this place & I'll almost be homesick for it once I leave for the season. Till we meet again!

Great pizza. On vacation and this is first place we stopped. Great ambiance and service. Very…read morefriendly. Worth a drive.

We have gone to the old Rock Creek Tavern and this new location in the old Fawn Brook Inn...always…read moregreat food and drink...but today we both felt uncomfortable...we were scolded for playing Yahtzee "too noisy and bothered other customers" yet we have played Yahtzee before because the wait for food is a bit long...no one said anything to us before...but the really uncomfortable situation is when a customer came in with a guide dog who was clearly marked and the customer was obviously visually impaired...they were asked about a certificate to have the guide dog in the restaurant because it was a Boulder County requirement ...the customer said that was bulls*** and the owner said upstairs in her office she had the paperwork and she would bring it down...she sat the couple and guide dog down anyway...the customer was crying about the uncomfortable situation...we quickly ate and paid our bill...when we had cell service just outside of Estes Park which is in Larimer County we checked Service Dog requirements for Boulder County...there was nothing providing service dog paperwork to dine in a restaurant...the owner lied...we won't be back...too many places else to dine at...I understand the owner's background with this restaurant...took a long time to complete renovations...very little help and she is tired after 11 years...the restaurant is for sale and she would like to relax...I hope a new owner can be found...Rock Creek Tavern and Pizzeria needs it!

This is a food truck located at the Lumpy Ridge Brewing Company, at least on Sundays. Google does…read morenot give the correct directions - when we followed them, we ended up in a random parking lot a block over. I recommend setting the GPS to the brewery rather than the truck. When we visited on Sunday after hiking at RMNP for the morning, there wasn't much of a crowd here. We ordered and the the food only took about 8 minutes to arrive. Meeker Margherita ($21) - Perfectly cooked crust in this pizza. The cornicione in particular is expertly risen and cooked, giving plenty of charred bubbles and the perfect chewiness. The undercarriage, while floppy, isn't soggy at all. It hold up very well to the ingredients on top. The crust is first slathered sparingly with tomato sauce. The sauce is reduced quite a bit and tastes almost like a concentrated tomato paste. They don't use a lot so it doesn't soak into the crust at all. On top, there's a couple of pieces of basil giving a very noticeably fresh aroma. There's plenty of melted mozzarella cheese, which seem to be of the pearl variety, mild tasting and stretchy. They apparently also drizzle some EVOO, although there's no particular peppery or fruity notes, or heck any real olive oil flavor at all. With how well all the other ingredients worked together, the olive oil is very disappointing. Still, it's a very well constructed pizza. (5/5) Panorama Peak ($23) - Again, this pizza has the perfect crust. Instead of tomato sauce, it's slathered with ricotta cheese, making the pizza very rich and creamy. More melted mozzarella on top of that for even more fatty richness, then pieces of proscuitto, chewy and salty. The meat isn't sliced that well so it's messy to eat. They then essentially cover the pizza with an arugula, tomato, and shaved parmesan salad. The arugula is super peppery and bitter, the tomatoes are fresh and sweet, and the parmesan adds more saltiness. The main sources of salt are the parmesan and the proscuitto. Neither are added in large enough quantities to make the pie overly salty. Mixed in the with the arugula are a couple of stems of cilantro for some reason. Nothing on the menu actually uses cilantro so I'm a bit confused where it comes from. It's essentially a salad on pizza dough so everything falls off the crust very easily making it messy to eat. (4/5) I'm very impressed with the food served at Mangia Mangia. I didn't expect to find such great pizza in a small touristy mountain town. I'll be back next time I'm in the area! Bathrooms - Two unisex rooms in the brewery

Truck makes amazing Neapolitan style pizzas! Just the right amount of char, crisp yet soft! They…read moreguys are great, each pizza is made by hand, including the dough. Quick turn around and great service. Being a good truck you are likely to relax in a brewery or tap room.

Awesome burgers! The server was so friendly and the portions were huge. When we visited around…read moreFebruary, there was a sweet little boy trying to help the other servers by taking orders and bringing in food. It was so surreal to see him work hard at such a young age. Me and my husband are planning to celebrate all our special days with a burger there. At least, till we are living in Colorado.

A Must-Stop Mountain Gateway -- The Forks Mercantile Has It All…read more If you've driven up 287 north of Fort Collins, you've seen The Forks -- the last real stop for food, fuel, and essentials before heading west on Highway 14 to Red Feather or north toward Wyoming. And it's absolutely worth the stop. Here's what's to love: * 24-hour gas station -- a lifesaver for late-night or early-morning mountain runs. * Adorable historic building with classic Colorado charm and a welcoming covered porch. * A well-stocked general store offering all the essentials: Tylenol, laundry detergent, snacks, basic groceries, and more. * A fantastic gift shop featuring items from local artisans -- books, jewelry, crafts, and unique Colorado-made goods you won't find at big-box stores. * Great coffee options and a surprisingly excellent sandwich counter downstairs. * A full restaurant and bar upstairs, where the food is delicious and the staff is warm, friendly, and attentive. The atmosphere is vintage, cozy, and authentically Colorado -- the kind of place locals rely on and travelers instantly love. Highly recommended as your go-to stop on the way to the mountains.