The service is excellent! I love to order the tenderloin crostini's as my meal and finish with an…read moreOld Fashion. While my hubby loves their salmon salad and German chocolate cake.

The elk meatball appetizer to die for and the drinks…read more Cozy quiet atmosphere, we could carry on a conversation.

Have been to the Valetine several times never disappoints, eclectic, funky, and very cool excellent…read moredrinks, excellent service and a really cool vibe off the beaten path.

Stopped in here on a Saturday night for some pre-dinner drinks with a party of four. The bar was in…read morean old, historic building and I enjoyed the layout (the bar had several different rooms within the bar). We found a table in the back room, and came in a little before they were setting up for a live band! I was a little confused by the menus; they had two separate cocktail menus, one seemed to be more of a traditional menu, while the other was like a "potions" themed menu. The prices were very reasonable for the cocktails and they were tasty, although a little sweet. We didn't eat dinner there but the night we were there, they had tapas which was fun. Would stop in for another drink!

Haven't been overly fascinated by this bar. Haven't seen much about NA options. Mose Public House…read moreserves food, but doesn't really advertise or offer food deals on DoorDash.

We were on our way to somewhere else when we found this gem. This is a kitschy little bar who is…read morenamed after the legendary Colorado grizzly bear, Old Mose, who killed 800 head of livestock and 5 men. Decor is mixed, old dead rock stars painted on one wall and a bear and deer head with Cañon City scenes on the other. Fast and friendly service, and they let our dogs in the bar (big pitties outside). Not a huge menu. Shared a large charcuterie board. Very adequate. Recommend.

Salida is a town that feels meticulously arranged by a diorama enthusiast with a penchant for the…read morefrontier. Nestled among the peaks of the Sawatch Range, where tumbleweeds might theoretically roll if they weren't caught in the spokes of a passing bicycle, sits an establishment of peculiar perfection: The Biker & The Baker. My compass has unerringly pointed to their door every single time I visit Salida over the past five years. It is a tradition forged in sugar and chain grease, where the rugged American West meets the precision of French pastry. Pairing high-desert riding with artisanal baking seems like a recipe for a pile-up, but the execution here is a sweet ride. You will find aerodynamic cyclists sitting elbow-to-elbow with flannel-draped modern prospectors, united by a singular quest for butter. The Biker handles the gears, the Baker handles the tiers. They aren't just coasting on charm; they are pedaling toward culinary triumph, baking up a storm that rivals the monsoons over the Arkansas River. The confections are miniature monuments to indulgence. I have routinely panned for gold in this valley, but the true motherlode is their lemon tart--a symmetrical marvel of citrus striking like a high-noon sun. Their charcuterie boards are arranged with the geometric exactitude of a surveyor mapping a railroad. Whether you are gearing up to summit Mount Shavano or recovering from a grueling promenade, this sanctuary provides the requisite fuel. It is the exceedingly charming destination itself.

Great good for pastry and breakfast! Nice location and…read moredecoration of the interior and outside. You can sit up on the roof area with a nice scenic view of the city of Salida. The staff attended to us very quickly and professionally. They were there too serve and make sure we were taken care of. By the way it was even more special since it was Father's Day!

Great service, menu, and vibe. We arrived as the Crafty Canary was opening, served a beer while…read moreshe fi wished openig, took our order. Our fiod arrived in short order. Highly recommend when in Walsenburg. Extra Kudos for allowing the No Kings protesters of Huerfano County to grab a beer.

My partner came to a Friday night concert and then returned the following day for Bloody Marias,…read morechips and excellent homemade salsa. We had a great conversation with the owner/manager, Ashley, about Colorado history, arts in Wallenberg and even where to buy bison meat locally.

Love the beer selection, love the menu, great wedge salad, loved sitting outside, great serversread more

Amazing burger & fries. So delicious. Great outdoor covered area for chill relaxing. Friendly staff…read moreand prompt service. Good value for the quality of the food! Highly recommended (we'd stop again if passing through Salida). Easy parking too! We parked down by the Riverside park in our 21 ft van.

We went to this restaurant with a group of friends this week. I have to say how much I enjoyed it…read more And I don't give out five stars lightly. The restaurant wasn't fooling around when it comes to garlic. You could smell the enticing aroma of it as soon as you walk through the door. The ambience was quaint. It is connected to a hotel which I'd check out if I were traveling through here again. We arrived at the restaurant around 530pm. The happy hour menu had both drinks and some dinner items on it. My companion ordered the Spaghetti & Meatballs from the happy hour menu. We were told the portion is the same as from the regular menu. It was $14. ($18 on regular menu.) It was a generous portion with three large meatballs. I opted for the Picatta Pasta at $12 and added four shrimp for an extra $6. They gave me five so I'm not sure if the chef made a mistake or was just feeling generous. I'll say the latter! The dish had tomatoes, capers, lemon, and white wine. The only thing I'd add to my taste would be pine nuts! We both totally enjoyed our meals including the bread! I forced myself to leave a little for lunch the next day and it was even better then! Comments I heard from around the dinner were equally enthusiastic about their meals, especially those who ordered the mussels. We're in town for a week and I don't usually go back to the same restaurant twice when I'm visiting a new location but my companion and I are definitely going back again before we leave. It was a Fri and a bit of busy night when we were there but our server Jillian did a great job and was super nice.

Needed Italian food. This was a nice place. Great layout, we sat back in the grotto. Sweet cute…read moreguy took care of us. We started with happy hour margs but ewww on the tequila. Switched to happy hour Montepulciano wine. Much better choice. The wife had the muscles, lots with good garlic bread. Also the Caesar salad with anchovies. She loved both. I had the chicken marsala. A little different from what I have had before but good. Would like to try a tomato dish but they are closed the next couple of days. Sorry no photos. PS. The Tiramisu was 5 stars!!! Very good.

I keep trying to tell my friends it's not worth trying... The karaoke host/main singer of the night…read moreis still as obnoxious as ever now he has added a noise maker/kazoo to the mix that he randomly blows for attention... Literally every other karaoke host in Fremont County is better! I love the ambience of this place, but for the love of God get a new different better karaoke host... Grumblings amongst the customers were calling it "mitches sing along " as he literally sang 20+ in a couple hours .. Also, why is he filming people? Are they signing consent forms for him to have video of them or is it posted that they will be filmed? This is kind of creepy.

Bartender great. Karaoke still sucks. If I wanted to see a concert put on by the karaoke host I…read morewould buy a concert ticket to his show (not that I would ever pay a cent to see him) .He is so into to himself he forgets that he is the host not the star attraction. Maybe I'll learn my lesson this time and not return. It's also creepy he records people without permission. What is doing with those videos????? Maybe I should record him smoking weed outside and all the time he decides to sag and moon the venue but

The Vic is the epitome of a good time for all kinds of groups. If you're into games, the Vic has…read morethem. Do you want to sit in great leather wing chairs, sipping a handcrafted cocktail, catching up with your best friend? The Vic has them. Do you want to enjoy a fresh new band, singing the evening away? The Vic has that! Are you wanting to hang out with a group of buddies after a big workday and decompress. Come here for that experience; they've got the perfect place for just that! This Tavern is versatile, beautiful and has a great team of talented servers. Our favorite place to hang together and enjoy people in the evening! Thanks again, Bill

The Victoria Tavern, or 'The Vic' as locals call it, is a downtown Salida icon with almost a…read morecentury of history. Recently revamped and reopened after four years, it's back as 'your five-star dive bar,' and it's better than ever. This spot has it all--signature drinks like their smooth Espresso Martini, the unique Chai One On, and delicious non-alcoholic cocktails for those looking to keep it light. Throw in a buzzing atmosphere and regular live music, and you've got the place to be. Whether you're a local or just passing through, the Vic is where Salida's charm truly shines.

Honestly we popped in here to wait out a summer rain storm, but stayed well after the sun came out…read morebecause we enjoyed the spirits and vibe of the place. The tasting room is set up as expected. When you walk in there is a counter and you can order drinks or try a tasting. We actually just ordered a drink and took a seat in their covered patio area. They do have a food truck out there too, so you could eat here, but we stuck to drinks. Lovely little low key spot with good people watching, I had a Colorado Mule (bourbon) and a Margarito (which was kind of a take on a mojito with whisky). The hubby got two classics (an old fashioned and a whisky sour). They were all well made and delicious. Bartender was friendly. All around vibe was great. We ended up taking a bottle of bourbon home with us. Wonderful spot on Main Street Buena Vista.

Just from what I know about this place I'm a fan. And I don't really know that much about single…read moremalt but I hear that's they are known for their American Single Malt. As a rule I'm not a fan of scotch but I truly enjoyed theirs, no peat which is perfect. I have seen their stuff and not been interested. But saw the "Colorado Whisky" on Tubi featured Deerhammer. The story is awesome and what the history and heritage behind every successful distiller, it's about doing something unique. And that's just about the whiskey. The facility is small with a nice place to hang out and do the tastings. Don't try the fish and chips but they looked amazing. I'm a fan