Near Hahns peak stop here. Kier and Colleen were so attentive and chatty. I got the monster smash…read more.... Uh it's huge. Hank says they use locally sourced beef and special spices.... Great burger. Andrea went with the angry bird.... She said it was good. New owner so they are setting their compass but I think it's in the right direction. I score a 7.9965. I'll be back with the grand kids tomorrow.....

Excellent service. Great food…read more Clean. Highly recommend. Very friendly staff and we hope they are successful. This is a great addition to the area.

Meeting friends in Steamboat Springs for a wedding weekend and thought Besame looked like a great…read morechoice for a relaxing evening and good food. Reservations are a must and the vibe was intimate with low ceilings and dim lighting. Spacing between tables was generous and the noise level was low enough for conversations. It appears that we are in store for a nice evening. We elected to try the tapas dishes and share as we get a better variety and chance to sample many different selections. We started with the croquetas de jamon. The croquetas were light, airy and uncious with a hint of the jamon. The betabel tostada was the blue ribbon winner tonight. The pickled beets were finely chopped, great homemade beet and masa tostada, black bean puree, chili oil, dill, chive, lemon, jalapenos, pepitas and queso fresco. The flavor profile was nailed. My only concern was trying to cut the tostada into four pieces was impossible and caused us to destroy the masterpiece. The combination though was perfect. The sweet plantains were equally flavorful and a must try. The grilled short rib with sweet potato puree, demi glace, crispy Peruvian potatoes, aji amarillo and a cilantro gel was delicious, but the short rib was microscopic. Our final selection was the camerones in garlic, lemon, lobster butter, oregano, smoked paprika and chive oil. The shrimp were overcooked and extremely rubbery, while we fought for the sauce with grilled bread. Besame was our favorite dining experience in Steamboat Spring. The seating and ambiance coupled with the food made the evening extra special. To Besame, great job overall.

Besame is one of my most frequented restaurants in Steamboat and is consistently good every time…read more The food, service, and atmosphere always make it an easy choice, and their happy hour (30% off tapas from 4:00-5:30) is a great bonus. This visit, we ordered the Watermelon Gazpacho (GF), Beef Short Rib Anticucho (GF), and Ensalada de Manzana y Manchego (GF). The Beef Short Rib Anticucho was the star of the meal, at least for me, I honestly wanted more because it was so good! The salad was also delicious and, while definitely more apple-heavy than greens, they were happy to accommodate my request for extra greens. My only criticism is that the menu doesn't mention the compressed watermelon in the gazpacho is infused with sangria. As someone who no longer drinks alcohol, I could definitely taste it and wish that had been disclosed on the menu. Overall, Besame remains one of my favorite spots in Steamboat. Consistently great food, great service, and always a solid dining experience.

I'm usually drawn to places with lots of options, like a food hall, but unfortunately this one left…read moreme disappointed when it came to both variety and quality. They offer a wide range of choices, including pasta, burgers, pizza, Mexican dishes, and some Asian-inspired options, which initially seemed exciting. However, the execution didn't quite match the variety. The space itself has a great atmosphere, with plenty of seating indoors and outdoors, TVs for watching sports, and thoughtful decor throughout the main area and upstairs. The service was also a highlight, the bartenders were attentive, friendly, and quick. The burger was fairly average, and the birria ramen lacked the richness, depth of flavor, and fresh ingredients I was hoping for. While the location and overall vibe are appealing, the food didn't live up to the experience I was expecting. I don't think I'd return, but I can see the appeal for those looking for a lively spot to hang out, watch a game, and enjoy the atmosphere.

I asked if their ramen had garlic in it because I'm severely intolerant. They said no.... but based…read moreon my nightmare of a night downing my prescription meds and rearing over in pain I get the feeling it had garlic.

WOW, what a find! We stumbled upon the Meat Bar looking for an evening cocktail but were stupefied…read moreby the experience and had to return the following night for dinner. We were blown away with the artistry going into the food and selection of cocktails took it up another level. This is too good of a secret to keep to ourselves and highly recommend you put the Meat Bar on must enjoy list!

Absolutely one of the best lunch spots in town! Very high-quality ingredients and excellent…read morepreparation standards...friendly and skilled staff. I recommend highly if you want something unique and interesting as well as flavorful and delicious. Great atmosphere too!

Walked into this restaurant while I was visiting my sister, without knowing a reservation was…read morehighly recommended or maybe required (not sure). Anyways, they were very accommodating and had great suggestions. The food was so flavorful and the drinks are great as well. I will definitely be coming back the next time I am in town.

Tonight reservations were made at Table 79 Foodbar for a nice dinner with friends. The ambiance…read morewas refined but not stuffy. Our waitress appeared overwhelmed with service that was slow and at times MIA. Reviewing the menu revealed small plates, shared plates and mains at varied price points. Our starter portebello mushroom bisque with onions, red wine, heavy cream, and chive oil was both delightful and packed with deep and uncious profiles. It is definitely a must try! The short rib bao buns with Asian pickled salad, gochugang, sliced jalapenos, sesame seeds and dark soy drizzle was slightly over-sauced and drowned out the short rib flavors. The boneless ribs were however tender. The cantaloupe salad was fine, but lacked a savory combination. The lemon vinegarette was light with a pop of red onion and roasted pancetta. Overall, certain aspects of the food were incredible while others were slight misses. The service tonight was slow, but I definitely would give Table 79 a second chance as the menu did look intriguing.

Good food off of a varied menu. Fresh produce. Excellent…read moreservice. Reasonable prices. No waiting. Will certainly go again.

Sat down with a table of 6. After 20 minutes we had not even been acknowledged, we decided to…read moreleave. I have been there before several times and the service gets worse every time. Highly doubt we will be back.

I visited on a rainy Thursday evening and it was the perfect place to refuel and relax after a day…read moreexploring the park. The bartender called Kayla was wonderful and made me a terrific cocktail. Sitting at the bar haveing a wedge salad and a filet mignon skewer was relaxing and exactly what was needed to end the day. This place exudes history and charm. Highly recommend.

The view is outstanding, but the overall dining experience left a lot to be desired. Our server was…read morefriendly, yet our food took nearly an hour to arrive even though the restaurant was mostly empty. My order came out incorrectly, and getting a simple water refill took about 45 minutes. The food itself was fine, but not nearly good enough to justify the wait. I'd suggest coming for a drink and the scenery, but I'd look elsewhere for dinner.

This place seemed like a local favorite and was one of the few places open later to grab a drink…read more The bar itself was full and there were people sitting and playing games at the various low top tables. We ordered at the bar and the bartender was friendly. We took our drinks to one of the tables in the outdoor patio which is in the center of a courtyard with other surrounding shops etc but all of those were closed before 8 pm. I'd visited again!

Hit or miss. Bartenders are really nice and engaging half the time. The other half of the time they…read moreact you are bothering them by your presence. If I wasn't sitting here you would have no business. Sorry for being such a burden and asking about your beers on tap. You shouldn't treat everyone like an unwanted tourist. Might actually be a local that won't come back. Beer selection was pretty rough today. Usually find 10 plus beers I want to drink or try. Today I went with the bartenders recommendation for a dry west coast ipa like Pliny and it was garbage. Weird yeast profile and way too much lingering malt. Green flash, stone, Russian river. Those are west coast ipas. The bartender told me anything on their menu that says ipa would be this style. Then she avoided us for the rest of our visit. Thankfully

Free music venue is nice, but it's not Free. Thete is a $5 charge allegedly to sit in one of their…read morechairs or to bring in your own chair. The charge is said to be donated to fire department , mental illness support. ​

Visiting from outta town, and saw online they had a summer concert series so planned our route for…read moreWednesday concert with CousinCurtiss. It was a blast!!!! Such a fun place! We got there at 7ish (concert starts at 6:30) and started at the bar with corndogs - best corndogs I've ever had! I got the normal one with waffle fries and my husband got the kielbasa corndog. Def in-house hand battered, and they did NOT have that old-fry oil taste! Recommend giving those a try for sure! Outside during the concert had some reserve seating, turf grass area right in front of stage, and whiskey barrel tables everywhere. Sound was great, environment was awesome, the sun sets behind so it wasn't hot or in your face. Band played for a while, took a 30min break then finished strong! Parking is the downfall, we were luckily told but our tubing shuttle guy to park at the lot before so we pulled in to one of the last few spots. And it was free $$$$$ parking Idk how to describe it other than we had a blast, favorite day of the trip, the people at Snow Bowl are awesome, fun, welcoming... gotta stop here on concert nights!!! And p.s. band was great! We jammed them on the rest of our trip.

Salt & Lime is so good that we came here 3 out of 3 days that we were in the area. We were able to…read moresit at the bar each time but I would recommend a reservation. The bartenders and restaurant manager were extremely friendly and kept us coming back. The margaritas here are some of the best we've ever had. The guacamole was very fresh and we also shared jalapeño poppers that were delicious. The best, in our opinion, was the quesadilla. It was so good that even on a full stomach, we still licked the plate clean. The space is cozy but modern and a perfect addition to steamboat.

Great flavors in a Mexican theme with main offering of varied street tacos. Amazing service which…read morewas so accommodating for some special requirements. Can absolutely recommend vampiro, Barbacoa and carne asada tacos as well as the quesadillas. Updated decor and nice bar as well. Part of established group of restaurants in the area.