
We are a family-owned bar and restaurant in Colon, MI, serving chef-inspired comfort food made with quality ingredients. Our kitchen proudly cooks with beef tallow for rich flavor in our burgers, wings, and fries. From handmade pizzas and hearty sandwiches to fresh salads, rotating specials, and craft cocktails, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you’re here for dinner, drinks, or a casual night out, we’re committed to great food, friendly service, and a welcoming atmosphere for locals and visitors alike.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 108 E State St, Colon, MI 49040
Phone: (269) 432-9087
Website: https://www.curlysofcolonmi.com/
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Reviews
The BBQ chicken pizza changed my life! 🙂
I heard that a lot of their stuff is homemade, like the Parmesan garlic crust on this pizza! Those small details really came through on the taste of these menu ideas.
The nachos were huge! The garlic knots were to die for!
If you’re in the area, give this place a try! You won’t be disappointed!
Highly recommend the I’m an adult macaroni! Felt like a home cooked meal made with love, chicken tenders, and bacon.
My friend ordered BBQ pizzas to go and talk about the perfect midnight snack.
Had to come back for a burger for lunch. The social smash burger left me speechless. It was the bun and homemade ketchup that won me over.
The atmosphere is FUN and makes you feel like home. We will definitely be back to Curly’s!
I am in agreement with many reviewers that the price for food is too high. Service was a little slow, but our waitress was great and personable. Still 5 stars.
Did you know you could order a nearly $50 pizza at Curly’s? Well, we did, and I’m embarrassed for the establishment for allowing this level of overpricing. Sunday was a birthday lunch with the family & we ordered two large (18″) pizzas, a basic pep & bacon and a supreme. Total came to a tad over $81 with tax and card surcharge. When I went in to pick it up with my dad, we saw the receipt and asked if the $49.49 supreme pizza pricing was a mistake, it must have been right? Who in their right mind would order a $50 pizza in Colon of all places. How could anyone in their right mind charge $50 for a specialty pizza that didn’t include caviar or gold flakes. My dad joked we were on a TV show asking the bartender to show us where the cameras were because we must be getting pranked. NOPE, apparently, we’re the joke for buying a $50 pizza. Make sure you ask for the price of the pizza before confirming the order or you may end up like us by inadvertently ordering a $50 pizza, I keep saying it because I can’t even believe it still. As a comparison you can order a large deep dish supreme pizza from nearly any top tier Chicago pizza joint for under $50 which could feed a whole family, the Curly’s supreme barely feeds two people.
For context I’m not one of the local mouth breathers who whine at the hint of something changing in town. I looked forward to new blood in town and understood that prices had to go up some and with that likely getting a better product. Objectively I’m this establishments target audience. I don’t typically look at what I pay for food, I’ll gladly pay up for higher quality food and experience as long as I get value out of the food/experience. We ordered pizza about a month prior, and the order was completely screwed up and we were given an extra pizza as a “sorry”. We were fine with it, the price was a bit more than before, but you could taste the quality difference versus the prior ownership’s pizza and it felt like they were trying. Any new establishment deserves a little leeway to figure it out. The owner apologized and we were understanding because they were still clearly figuring it out and trying. We were happy to give them some business with all the local drama around the new owners.
Flashback to today and I can tell you they’ll never get a penny out of us again and personally I don’t have a reason to come back since they got rid of the only good item on the previous menu which was the grinders. Fool me once shame on you… I never wish for a business owner to fail, I truly hope they find enough suckers to buy $50 pizzas to stick around, but in a small town like ours, they’ll only going to find enough of them during the summer. They have a high probability of running dry of em’ during the winter months when the money flees this town. Hopefully they figure out their pricing strategy before they drive away their core customers.
If the owners do read this they should immediately do 3 things, ensure every order total is told to the customer before they hangup, post their menu on an easily accessible page that doesn’t require an account (get a website) and implement an online ordering system so you can use the data from your ordering system to help you figure out your pricing/products that does/doesn’t work.
The food has always been really great. Service was impeccable and it has always been a great atmosphere. The prices with the new owner is what really is bad. He is from the Chicago area. Th is is definitely not Chicago. He need to price accordingly.