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    TPC Colorado

    3.4 (31 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Me & Bonita the beer burro
    Georgia H.

    Love the restaurant & the golf course. People are fun & friendly. Always consistent & the menu changes every 3 months. They also have cocktails competitions with the staff... a great way to sample different drinks. Book on open table for best seating.

    Chicken nachos
    Debra W.

    Two words: chicken nachos! Just get them. They were amazing and ratio of sauces/toppings to chips was perfect (aka no dry chips!). Gorgeous views while dining on the patio and service was top notch. Highly recommend!

    Menu
    Nora A.

    We had reservations at this beautiful restaurant in the golf clubhouse. When i arrived, the hostess showed me there were no names with that reservation. Luckily the 1st person to get there stood up and waved. Lots of great sounding fall plates to order. (See attached menus) Lunch would have been a lot better if i would have been warned that the shrimp was covered in hot chili powder. It didn't mention it on the menu. I asked to have my shrimp rinsed. That must have horrified them. They instead took my plate to get me a new one. Meanwhile my fellow eaters finished theirs off and I only got mine back when they were done. The waiter was gone before I could ask for a to-go container. We wanted to stay for dessert. Bit after not being able to track our waiter or having to ask for him at the bar, we went elsewhere. Its a beautiful setting and the food was good. It must be hard training wait staff on how to be attentive or hostesses on seating people with reservations on remembering the name foe the next 5 minutes until all of us were there. I told my sig other we would have to go there together sometime. It is an elegant setting with good food. Not many of these places around. Oh, and though their website says 11Pm to 4 pm, it really is 11 Am. And also business casual, but when my friend called, she was told casual jeans were ok. Maybe they haven't been open long enough to get their poop in a group yet.

    Peter M.

    Holy Moly! What a nice course! First of all, it is meticulously manicured, with fairways, grens, and the grounds in general extremely well taken care of. Second, it's a fairly new facility (at the time of this review) so things are in great upkeep. The staff is friendly and helpful, the views are fantastic, and the experience top notch. Cons? It's way out in the middle of somewhere (I won't say nowhere out of respect for the nice people of Berthoud, CO). Also, Thursday through Sunday are reserved to the TPC Colorado Membership and the TPC Network - which means if you want to play, it's not going to be on a weekend. Also, not cheap. I won't post prices because due to current inflation it could be 18% higher in a year (or whatever). Really enjoyed it.

    Fall Red Sangria
    Staci B.

    What an amazing place to hang with friends, enjoy GREAT food and stunning views of the Rockies. The structure itself is a delight, while being BIG, it is warm and inviting, the staff is friendly and helpful. The food is very good, interesting flavors and textures, I so enjoyed the Asian Noodle Salad. The truffle fries were the perfect starter. We had such a good time, great drinks, being able to sit on the patio on a perfect fall day, the view...it was such a delightful late afternoon meeting with friends.

    Beef tenderloin
    lauren h.

    My favorite place to bring friends and family visiting Fort Collins. Everything here is absolutely stunning. Center Stage is a fantastic restaurant that offers delicious food with a gorgeous view of Colorado's best mountains. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and compliments the natural landscape. The staff are friendly and accommodating. We had a larger party and they made us feel welcome and comfortable. The drink selection is top-notch. The offer innovative refreshing cocktails, wines from around the world, and all of your favorite beers. Everything we tried on the menu was fantastic. It was perfectly cooked and brought out in a timely manner. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a new date night spot, a beautiful place to celebrate, or somewhere to catch up with loved ones!

    OMFG! This salad goes down in the books as the best salad I have EVER had! Cobb Salad, add salmon & onions - no bacon, cheese or dressing!

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    A shout out to Kenzie for making it a wonderful lunch with friends at Center Stage .

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    Standing on the 6th hole, Christmas music blaring from John's golf cart, we stood on the fairway…read moreoverlooking Long's Peak in astonishment. Here we were, middle of November, by all accounts totally killing it. Longmont Sunset is the one course I can surefire guarantee will be open, even in the cold months. Upon arrival on the day of my first round, there were very few winter players, and I happily ventured out as a single. That was, until, John caught up to me. Like a bat out of hell, a rambunctious cowboy peeled his cart up to the second green. In contrast to his rodeo-like entrance, "Walkin In A Winter Wonderland" echoed out of a bluetooth speaker in his cart. John: "Wanna pair up?" Me: "Yeah, sure, let's do this." John: "Do you mind the Christmas music?" An empty can of Bud Light trickled out of his cart and onto the bermuda grass. Now, I'll pause here for a moment. Golf is a game of upmost etiquette, there are defined unwritten rules about behavior and protocol on the course. Blasting music is, without a doubt, a cardinal sin of the game. As a former golf captain who once experienced championship glory, this may have bothered me in the past. But, those days are long gone, and the thought of playing golf with a Christmas music soundtrack was remarkably enticing in its uniqueness. Given there was no one else on the course, my response was: "TURN IT UP, BIG BOY" (I didn't say 'big boy') On we went, experiencing the fresh mountain air and balmy conditions of a temperate Colorado day. John, unsurprisingly from Texas, opened up to me about his family and why the Christmas music makes him feel closer to home. I was all in on his narrative, and enjoyed striking a 7-iron as Andy Williams sung Happy Holidays. Backswing through contact: "whoop-de-do and dickory dock." John was a terrible golfer, which is great because apparently now I'm terrible as well. It's a use it or lose it sport. With a lack of any pressure or judgement, we sliced the ball around for 7 more glorious holes, and then went again for another 9. John admitted, mid-way through, that he'd struck a man directly in the head with a sliced ball that morning. So, I stood accordingly. This course is relaxed, but well maintained, and does not play as a truncated 9 hole course. Big par 4s guide you up and down the mountainside plains, and while it may not be Colorado's most epic course, it's amazing for the price and convenience. The big oddity is the final hole, which has two separate greens. The appeal of this is unknown. Once back in the clubhouse, cracking wise with the man at the register, two women emerged with enormous grins. One had just struck the holy grail, a hole in one. To be here for this moment was magnificent and I guided her to the closest trophy shop. John, who I'm now realizing may have been Santa, bought her a beer to celebrate. Golf can be a game of cut-throat seriousness, a sometimes stodgy affair, but at Longmont Sunset the idiosyncratic thrills of golf are in full display, in their most distilled (and fun) form. Wow John is definitely Santa.

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