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Global street food & comfort fare made with seasonal ingredients & served in a relaxed settling.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1005 W Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80904
Phone: (719) 434-2741
Website: https://www.fourbybrotherluck.com/
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Reviews
Connor Allemang
Brother Luck has some of THE BEST FOOD! The service and food was absolutely amazing. I felt like I ate a five star meal and it was easily affordable! Highly recommend any traveler or local to go visit and eat there. Thank you Brother Luck!
… moreAndy Staver
The “Tiny Burger” is possibly the best burger I’ve ever had in the springs. Also their drinks are really great. I will definitely be coming back. The patio is nice too.
… moreScott S
Everything on the menu is solid, I think this is the best in the springs…
After several more visits it’s confirmed, always the most interesting and tasty menu. Thanks Brother, we’ll see you at your next place!
… moreAfter several more visits it’s confirmed, always the most interesting and tasty menu. Thanks Brother, we’ll see you at your next place!
Melanie Cress
I would say it’s a gastro-pub type place, but it really is so much more. The chef and staff are wonderful, and the menu is out of this world. Chef Luck has also beat Bobby Flay!
… moreMatt Potter
I would post pictures of the food but it’s so good you forget to take them every time!!
Chef luck is making some really tasty eats. Everything from the curry bisque to the fries with the burger are awesome. I have never heard anyone say “I don’t like it”. Go eat here.. it’s legit.
… moreChef luck is making some really tasty eats. Everything from the curry bisque to the fries with the burger are awesome. I have never heard anyone say “I don’t like it”. Go eat here.. it’s legit.
Chris Williwat
Been here a few times and haven’t been anything but impressed. . The burgers are tasty and fries are good, but it’s the other menu items that are what keep me coming back. Eggplant bisque was beyond exceptional. The bacon bloody Mary is a nice way to start the day. The pork belly mac&cheese was a meal in itself. My wife cleaned the plate of brussel sprouts. Recommend to everyone. Ps. The chef uses herbs right out of the front garden when in season.
… moretobi steinberg
Had dinner on 4/1. The food was well prepared but really lacked vitality. The gnocchi were little pillows of deliciousness but the broccoli rabe seemed like an afterthought and the carrot curls were good but unnecessary. Also, the radish garnish was missing. The chicken, again, delicious with just the right crispness to the skin, but there was barely a mushroom to enjoy and the plate was quite monotone. Carrot curls here would be nice. I asked our server about the radish and, sweet as she was, noted that the radish was on the sides of the plate…what she pointed to was actually the beet purée plate decoration. I pointed that out, she said she was new. All in all, dinner was good but not Great. Perhaps , next time , brunch will be better.
… moreSummer Camerlo
The chicken pate and beef cheek were good. The spicy bacon popcorn they served as an appetizer was absolutely delicious. However I found the meal as a whole to be rather lacking in flavor. The dessert was… well it was terrible. We got honeycake and flour less chocolate cake and they both were dry and stale. The honeycake had hardly any flavor and was poorly paired with goat cheese and overly sweet frosting. The chocolate had a nice taste but there was hardly any of it and it was very hard. Frankly this place out hipster-ed itself. Don’t think I’ll be back.
… moreSarah F
Great service! Amanda (our server) was super patient as this was our first visit. Tempura poppers had the perfect flavour, and the batter was light and crispy…delish… Desserts are all made with homemade whipping cream, homemade caramel, and fresh fruit. No curring corners here, I WILL be back!
… moreArmando Rodriguez
I’ve been wanting to go here for a while because I saw some of their chefs on the food network and wanted to give them a try. We went late afternoon on a Saturday without reservations but since it was before 5 pm we were able to be seated with no wait.
They provided a seasoned popcorn that was delicious. It was spicy yet flavorful. My group ordered the Brussel sprouts, fried pig skins and oysters on special. The pig skins were perfect, nothing like the things you buy in the store. They were light and crispy and flavorful. The Brussel sprouts were interesting. I’ve never had them before and I’m glad this was my first experience, at first there was the powerful flavor of the vegetable but as I continued chewing, the flavors melded together and was very good. I’m not big on vegetables but this place could turn me around on them. Finally the oysters were perfect, slightly chilled, with perfect flavor and taste. Again, never had oysters on the half shell but this was delightful.
We happened to get there for happy hour and I can’t recommend that enough. Their drinks are deliciously delightful but pretty pricy. I’d recommend the Butter Beer, very creamy yet intoxicating.
For the entree I had the “Tiny” burger. Why is tiny in quotes? Because it’s far from tiny. I was actually told it was named after a friend of the chef. A delectable Angus beef burger, cooked to order, with cheddar cheese, bacon jam, pickles pork belly and a fried egg. It was excellent. I think the bacon jam really added something to it as a whole.
The only thing that may need some attention was the speed that it took for some things like drinks but I knew good food takes time do I wasn’t stressing how long the food took to come out. I can’t wait to go back and try the Duck sausage.
… moreThey provided a seasoned popcorn that was delicious. It was spicy yet flavorful. My group ordered the Brussel sprouts, fried pig skins and oysters on special. The pig skins were perfect, nothing like the things you buy in the store. They were light and crispy and flavorful. The Brussel sprouts were interesting. I’ve never had them before and I’m glad this was my first experience, at first there was the powerful flavor of the vegetable but as I continued chewing, the flavors melded together and was very good. I’m not big on vegetables but this place could turn me around on them. Finally the oysters were perfect, slightly chilled, with perfect flavor and taste. Again, never had oysters on the half shell but this was delightful.
We happened to get there for happy hour and I can’t recommend that enough. Their drinks are deliciously delightful but pretty pricy. I’d recommend the Butter Beer, very creamy yet intoxicating.
For the entree I had the “Tiny” burger. Why is tiny in quotes? Because it’s far from tiny. I was actually told it was named after a friend of the chef. A delectable Angus beef burger, cooked to order, with cheddar cheese, bacon jam, pickles pork belly and a fried egg. It was excellent. I think the bacon jam really added something to it as a whole.
The only thing that may need some attention was the speed that it took for some things like drinks but I knew good food takes time do I wasn’t stressing how long the food took to come out. I can’t wait to go back and try the Duck sausage.