

Modern-rustic hotel gathering spot with a granite bar offering cocktails & classic American fare.
Hours
| Tuesday | 3–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 3–9 PM |
| Thursday | 3–9 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 3–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2227 S Range Ave, Colby, KS 67701
Phone: (785) 462-6565
Website: https://www.citylimitscolbyks.com/
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We got a mix of things for sharing as none of us was super hungry, but we ended up spending well over 35 dollars a piece. So the prices are significantly more.
We got the Korean Sticky Ribs, which were excellent. They arrived hot, crisp, and had a wonderfully savory and sweet sauce with beautifully sliced jalapenos for optional heat. The Mediterranean plate of appetizers was okay, but not great, the pitas were a little soggy, the tzatziki was spilled into the board, and the roasted carrot hummus didn’t taste like hummus (nearly no sesame paste or olive oil), the olives were stellar and the marinated veg was good.
The fried green tomatoes were good, hot from the fryer and crisp with a nice dressing. The garden salad was substantial with a good ranch (even though the menu said it would have a vinaigrette), the Ranch was good, just not what we’d ordered.
The odd disappointment was the beef stroganoff, there was tomato in the sauce… And the exotic mushrooms were completely overwhelmed by everything else in the sauce. The pappardelle was quite good, but the beef had been braised to the point of falling apart. It was almost like someone was trying to make a ragu that had a few of the same ingredients as a stroganoff, so decided to try and call it that instead as more people in the Midwest would know what that was? I didn’t know, but it really wasn’t Stroganoff. It was beautiful, as you can see in the picture, but definitely not worth 33 dollars.
The menu changes every time I visit, and now a plate of 2-3 chicken tenders is $16 with no side.
Soup and Salad Bar was disappointing for $15; only 1 soup, tomato, and it was about marinara consistency and tasted like Campbell’s; there weren’t meat options for the salad such as ham, chicken, or bacon. I would be upset paying $8 for a single soup buffet.
The burger was definitely delicious, but the fries were gray, spongy, and half stale.
The service was wonderful. The hostess and waitress were both very formal, kind, and warm.
I had the short rib sandwich and my wife had the duck—both were excellent. The food, service, and atmosphere all came together for a wonderful experience.
Our waitress, Hayden, took great care of us, and we would absolutely come back. Highly recommended!
The wife’s take: The Burger was semi warm on the outside but cold in the middle, there was absolutely no seasoning and the cheese looked plastic, like it was heated in the microwave. Could barley get one bite down. I would definitely not recommend this place to anyone as I feel even a monkey could cook better then the food we received.
The salad bar was ok and the soup (carrot and ginger was very good)
My wife had a burger that she loved. Fries were not great.
Service was really good. And it was nice to have some draft beer!
The salad bar needed attention but if you go to a place like that for salad you might be confused.