Great beer, great staff (Liz and Palmer), must stop. The Senior Guide IPA is a winner.read more

Ambiance and service is terrific…read more Food, particularly the Colorado BBQ Menu foundation has been hit and miss over the past decade. Current Management is extremely dedicated to the "We Do Not Suck," goal. High Side now has three (3) locations; Breckinridge, Fair Play and Frisco. The actual BBQ pit is in Fair Play, and high quality meats and game-based sausages are supplied to the pit. BBQ is distributed to Breck and Frisco. During my tasting the sausage was moist and flavorful, turkey was amazing (so moist), pork shoulder was nicely smoked, and the brisket, although tough, was flavorful. Also tried delectable Mac-n-Cheese, Green Chili, Red Chili. High Side is dedicated to community involvement and occupies a great location in Frisco. They also genuinely care about customer satisfaction. Kurt Zolbe is your man if you have any issues.

Perfect ribs every time. best day of skiing to stop for lunch, and the mac and cheese is deliciousread more

Whenever I travel, I always look for two specific cuisines: Good Asian food and quality BBQ. After…read morelooking around, I got really excited that a BBQ place was in close proximity to our hotel. I feel like since Tom Jenkins bbq closed in Fort Lauderdale there really hasn't been many great options for good..especially in Miami. The food looked standard, but I was disappointed by the quality of the ribs. They were fatty, lukewarm and dry. The best part of my meal was definitely the banana pudding we had for dessert. Maybe it was an off night...Not sure.

We came here after a tiring day of skiing. We were looking for something laid back, variety of…read morefood, and something not drastically pricy - this was the perfect spot. The service was also incredible as our server was helping every table while consistently checking in on us. We got cheese curds, boneless wings, and chicken quesadilla. The cheese curds were AMAZING, would definitely come here again just for these. My second favorite were the boneless wings - they were crispy! Although my boyfriend didn't love it as it wasn't as meaty so be aware! But he did enjoy the quesadilla which was loaded with shredded chicken! Overall would definitely come back after a day of skiing or hiking!

When we were on a road trip hadn't ate all day anything sounded good! Especially a place that had a…read morehappy hour! Ollie's was underwhelming. I had the salad that was not served with all of the items listed on the menu. The walnuts were not candied as stated on the menu which was disappointing and the salad was smaller than I expected. The server never returned to refilled my glass of water. The prices were on the high side considering the quality, service and prices. Tourist town is the vibe.

Brandy (cook) and Kat (server) took such great care of us. From the gator bites app to the trios,…read moreeverything was amazing! Trio on left; crawfish étouffée, lobster bisque, jambalaya. Trio on right jambalaya, lobster bisque, and seafood gumbo. Somehow, my husband also saved room for a beignet. 10/10 would stop here again!

Get the Cajun mayo. EXCELLENT choice to dip catfish bites…read more Had Cajun pasta, crawfish etoufee, catfish bites appetizer and beignets to go. Flavor and price perfect. Transport yourself to New Orleans flavor in Colorado. Took the beignets to go for this eve and they packaged them well for us. Super helpful server. Town is also a gorgeous place to get off highway and stretch legs and shop.

This charming, historic sweet shop located in Frisco opened in 1946 when Robert and Helen Foote…read morepurchased the property. However, its history goes back even further to the late 1800s. It also once served as the town's post office, general store, and gas station. The main building originally consisted of a one-room, wood plank cabin which is still standing today and attached to the larger white main house. The property expanded into its current state as the years went on. Fixtures from it's heyday as a post office can still be seen in the building which adds to all the charm. Inside you'll find an array of sweets available from individual candies to homemade fudge, homemade ice cream, and more. The ice cream is available by the scoop or as a shake, float, or sundae. I love fudge and got a couple of different flavors. They were really tasty, but also very sweet, so a little goes a long way. My favorite was the Tiger Butter and the Raspberry Swirl. I also got a coffee malted shake which was delicious. I would've wanted it to be a little thicker, but it was good nonetheless. It was a little pricey for what it was, $10.25 for a small shake and around $5 per piece of fudge (about 1/4 pound). Overall, this is a cute stop if you're in the area and craving a bit of sweets and I loved the historical aspect as well. To this day, the historic Foote's Rest landmark still remains in the Foote family.

Went here with the family while walking around the Main Street in Frisco. There were 2 young blonde…read moreladies working. One of them had on the most inappropriate top to be wearing at a work/family establishment. I got a chocolate milkshake and my kids got ice cream. The milkshake was subpar, tasted like chocolate watery milk. They didn't speak a word to us. No hello, thank you, have a good day.,nothing. We spent $40 bucks on icecream at your establishment..the least you could do is say thanks : / Whoever owns this place needs to seriously do some customer service training.

Ambiance Good…read moreservice Food delicious !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I honestly don't like leaving bad reviews, but this experience was terrible…read more I ordered mac and cheese with chili and pork, and what came out looked like plain microwaveable Kraft mac and cheese. There was no chili, no pork, nothing -- just basic mac and cheese that tasted like it came straight out of a box. My friend ordered a burger that was supposed to come with lettuce, blue cheese, and the works. Instead, it arrived with just chicken and bread. That was it. No toppings at all. The water we were given was also incredibly dirty -- it literally looked grey. Service somehow managed to be both overwhelming and nonexistent. While we were eating, the waiter came back to the table every couple of seconds so we couldn't even have a conversation. But when we were actually ready for the check, suddenly there was no waiter anywhere and we fwaited about 15 minutes. On top of that, every request got mixed up. I asked for blue cheese and after about 10 minutes the waiter came back with ranch. Then I asked for lemon vinaigrette (which the meal was supposed to come with) and instead got honey mustard. After explaining again, she came back with... even more honey mustard. We also paid $10 for fries with green chili and received about 15 fries. And one more thing when paying they did NOT bring my card back for about 20 minutes. It was also extremely dark where we were sitting all of the surrounding lights were off but everywhere else in the resteraunt was perfectly fine Overall the food quality, service, and attention to orders were extremely disappointing. Definitely not an experience I'd repeat don't waste your money here.

Walked into here on a Tuesday night, it wasn't packed at all but we didn't have a reservation. The…read moreonly thing they had was a high top at the "sushi bar". The sushi bar wasn't really lively, they block the view overall so you don't get a "sushi bar" experience from the chefs. Our waiter seemed flustered because he was understaffed but we put our orders in for drinks and tried to make the best of it. I ordered a mocktail and it was so sour you couldn't drink it. So I asked for a different drink. When we got our miso soup it was so salty that none of us at our table couldn't finish it. The "bread" for the table isn't impressive and they decided to plate our entire groups order on a skateboard? Which had paint chipping off of it? (Food grade? Probably not) Like a lot of other reviews it's confusing here. The sushi....the sushi was warm. My cuts of fish on my nigiri's that were raw were warm. The monster spider roll was rolled so bad that the nori sheet was hard to chew. As the night went on tables weren't used, and we could have sat at a table with the turn around times we saw. Overall, for the price they charge it's not worth it. Go into downtown Breckenridge if you're looking for sushi because this isn't it.

Really underwhelmed here. Best note is that they are open…read moretill 10 and service was fast... or more like rushed. I got the Short rib which at $38 was SO NOT WORTH IT. As far as I could tell it was an incredibly dry piece of chuck swimming in salty thick meatloaf gravy. It was edible, but only because I was hungry and knew what it cost... you needed water to get the meat down. Asparagus was good. I started with a specialty roll, the Hot Hippie w/salmon. $20 (12 plain. 8 for the fish). Good but not $20 good. I guess I'm used to specialty roles being oversized, which this was not. Also got the Iwai old fashioned. Tasted like a glass full of crushed ice with whiskey. Could barely tell it was an old fashioned. So, my meal was $80 before tip, nothing was great, I'd try somewhere else or maybe just different options. The front bar seemed lively and fun. Maybe that's the better call with an attentive bartender and conversation.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but my experience at Tocko on Frisco was disappointing from start…read moreto finish. The moment we walked in (we were the only people in the restaurant) the staff who looked more annoyed than welcoming. The food was the biggest letdown. Everything tasted bland and rushed, like it had been sitting out too long. Ever experience soggy nachos? Well, this is the place for you. The chicken wings, that apparently are not only deep fried are also baked (as I was told by the server) take about 50 minutes to come out. Steak quesadillas were lukewarm, and frankly all of the food was simply meh. Ever seen brown guacamole? You can see it here. Service was equally frustrating. It took forever just to get someone's attention, and when I did, the attitude felt dismissive, almost like I was inconveniencing them just by asking for basics like water refills. "Can't you see we are short staffed" - buddy, I have worked and owned places that are short staffed but have to ask for water 4 times, hanging another table do the same .... I can go on and on. Frankly, so many better options around that are so much better, also short staffed but friendly and at least make an effort to be friendly. Hope your experience here is better if you are brave enough to waste two hours for crappy food and incredibly sub par service.

Had a burrito and street tacos. Both were very good. No complaints…read more Sat upstairs for a Sunday lunch and the music was a bit too loud, but that area is considered a bar/restaurant.

Attentive and fast service kept my coffee mug full…read more Biscuits and Gravy were nice. Gravy Chef needs to heat up gravy before serving. Cinnamon roll, the most popular item, was homemade and fresh. Ambience is busy diner: no music. But each table has different (vintage?) salt and pepper shakers which are for sale.

Bad experience! Prices have skyrocketed with sandwiches above $20. Food quality has deteriorated…read moreand the service is just plain poor. Sadly won't be going back to what was one of my favs.

We purchased tickets to this not really knowing what to expect. It's nothing like the picture. ITS…read moreBETTER!!!!! so they have these massive slays with really thick blankets. You board the slays which are driven by the nicest people. It takes you through the most majestic scenery. We went the first week of March and the snow and hills were just breathtaking. Just when you take it all in you arrive at this destination, which is so cute. It's like a building/tent? anyway, they greet you with the most delicious cookies and amazing hot cocoa. You sit down in tables while there's a gentleman playing live music. What a fun time! They even pass around asking if you want peppermint alcohol. I don't know exactly what it's called but they also offer to spike your hot chocolate lol. Not sure if it taste good because I was not ready to ruin such a delicious drink. But it was awesome! after we enjoyed our hot chocolate and danced with the kids, we all go back outside to take pictures and board the sleigh again. We were taken back to our starting point. Absolutely a 10 out of 10 with or without kids. The kids loved this experience, but we also really liked it . I was pleasantly surprised. OH!!!! and my stepmom dropped the glove. One of the amazing guides jumped off the sleigh behind us to retrieve it for her!

Great time and excellent service. Recently partook the hot cocoa sleigh ride and had a superb…read moreexperience. The staff were very friendly and informative. Received a long pour of schnapps in my cocoa as a perfect complement. The country singer entertainment was exceptional as well. Money well spent.