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Brick brewpub & restaurant supplying hearty pub favorites plus craft beer to take out in growlers.
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Address: 402 7th St, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Phone: (970) 464-3420
Website: https://www.glenwoodcanyon.com/
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Anonymous
I really love this restaurant so much! It beautiful interior design and feel very mountain vibe. This restaurant is right across from the train station.
I have the most delicious and tender Root Beer Bbq pork tenderloin. It doesn’t taste too sweet. Their Homemade Root Beer drink was excellent. It made both real Sugar cane! $5
There is appreciation charge on my bill. I never seen or heard of that.
My waitress was awesome and friendly. He was nice person to talk to.
Warning: it is very difficult to find free parking spot. I kept going around circle or keep moving up to find a spot.
I still recommend for anybody to come enjoy meal and social with people.
… moreI have the most delicious and tender Root Beer Bbq pork tenderloin. It doesn’t taste too sweet. Their Homemade Root Beer drink was excellent. It made both real Sugar cane! $5
There is appreciation charge on my bill. I never seen or heard of that.
My waitress was awesome and friendly. He was nice person to talk to.
Warning: it is very difficult to find free parking spot. I kept going around circle or keep moving up to find a spot.
I still recommend for anybody to come enjoy meal and social with people.
Mike Taylor
What a gem of a restaurant in downtown Glenwood! It’s so welcoming, warm and inviting, along with a ton of seating. The food is out-of-this world delicious! We enjoyed the Fish and Chips (best I’ve ever had in Colorado), a huge burger and their crab artichoke dip, along with their great craft beers! Highly recommend stopping by this place! They validate for 3 hours of parking too!
… moreGarry Horle
Ashton was a very good server helping us through the beer menu. I ended with a pilsner, just what I needed then, light bright, easy to drink. We also had an IPA, really lovely hops appropriately bitter. I had fish and chips. Two large pieces of crunchy breaded real cod, glad I did not order the third piece. More fries than I could eat with a dab of coleslaw. It was a bit dry and lacked much distinctive flavor for my taste. Also order pulled pork sandwich. Large serving toasted bun. Pork was good, on the sweet side for those who like that. Fine pub lunch food and drink. It was quiet at 1230 but when we drove by in the evening at 645 the line to get in was out the door.
… moreTrina Teo
Coffee was lukewarm. I ordered the soup of the day Clam Chowder but it tasted more like potato soup. A decent place for family lunch. Quick and friendly service.
… moreKathy Howe
Great food, cold beer, and a really nice atmosphere! The staff was friendly and fast — and the wings are an absolute must! Perfect spot to relax after exploring Glenwood Springs. Highly recommend!
… moreL Edwards
The soda situation was a bit odd. I tried both a Dr Pepper and a Coke, but something was definitely off—maybe watered down, maybe an issue with the carbonation. Either way, $3.50 felt steep for something that didn’t taste quite right, especially as the designated driver.
At our table, the watermelon mule was the favorite drink, while the pilsner was the least enjoyed. The Hanging Lake Lager stood out since it was ordered a second time.
The menu itself offers a nice variety. I went with the ravioli (with chicken), two companions ordered the wagyu burger, and the fourth chose wings. The wings were described as “very good, nicely done.” The burgers were “delicious”—huge portions, enough for leftovers. My ravioli was excellent as well, and the chicken was cooked perfectly.
The food was so good that I couldn’t resist ordering dessert after hearing the description of the peach cobbler. Unfortunately, it didn’t live up to the rest of the meal. The “crust” was more like soggy bread, the peaches were tasty, but the ice cream was bland and already melted despite the cobbler not being hot (contrary to what the waitress said). The whipped cream ended up overpowering the dish.
One thing that left a bad taste was the bill. There’s an automatic 3% charge (a “tip” for the kitchen) that isn’t disclosed on the menu. For a place with already high prices, it feels like the owner is pushing labor costs onto customers rather than paying the staff fairly. On top of that, there was even a $0.50 charge for mayo, which came across as nickel-and-diming.
Our waitress was friendly and handled little issues with a smile.
… moreAt our table, the watermelon mule was the favorite drink, while the pilsner was the least enjoyed. The Hanging Lake Lager stood out since it was ordered a second time.
The menu itself offers a nice variety. I went with the ravioli (with chicken), two companions ordered the wagyu burger, and the fourth chose wings. The wings were described as “very good, nicely done.” The burgers were “delicious”—huge portions, enough for leftovers. My ravioli was excellent as well, and the chicken was cooked perfectly.
The food was so good that I couldn’t resist ordering dessert after hearing the description of the peach cobbler. Unfortunately, it didn’t live up to the rest of the meal. The “crust” was more like soggy bread, the peaches were tasty, but the ice cream was bland and already melted despite the cobbler not being hot (contrary to what the waitress said). The whipped cream ended up overpowering the dish.
One thing that left a bad taste was the bill. There’s an automatic 3% charge (a “tip” for the kitchen) that isn’t disclosed on the menu. For a place with already high prices, it feels like the owner is pushing labor costs onto customers rather than paying the staff fairly. On top of that, there was even a $0.50 charge for mayo, which came across as nickel-and-diming.
Our waitress was friendly and handled little issues with a smile.
Jessica Garrett
We had a wonderful dinner here last night with our four kids. Service was great. The food was all really good. Couldn’t even get photos before everyone dug in!
… moreSophia Ingram
We just finished up at the Hot Springs and headed over to get some food. I highly recommend having the burger and the fries are excellent and crispy. The waiter knew how to recommend a beer based on what they had available and the entire atmosphere was very cozy.
… moreJulian Gurule
Beers are the best in town!
I had the y and Chips & I really enjoyed them, batter wasn’t heavy. Great flavor.
My fiancée had the canyon salad and it was a bust. The chicken was really dry and no flavor at all. Recommend the hanging lake lager or Coloradan. Come for the beer and skip the food if you can.
… moreI had the y and Chips & I really enjoyed them, batter wasn’t heavy. Great flavor.
My fiancée had the canyon salad and it was a bust. The chicken was really dry and no flavor at all. Recommend the hanging lake lager or Coloradan. Come for the beer and skip the food if you can.
Danise Johnston
Fresh strawberry beer was amazing! Atmosphere was fun, we sat outside on patio to eat. Food was great as well!
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