Stumbled in after a highway detour. The buffet had some really fresh choices, which was a nice surprise. The space itself felt relaxed, with comfy booths and warm lighting.

The fish is really fresh. Our server said they get deliveries a few times a week, and you can taste it. Pricey, but you&#39;re paying for that quality.

The bartenders here really know their stuff and put on a fun show with the absinthe. A nice change from the usual ski-town spots.

Been coming here for years. The team always remembers my usual order, and they&#39;re genuinely friendly without being overbearing. That consistency keeps me coming back.

The Wheeler on an Asiago bagel was my go-to. The Almond Joy Mocha really stood out&mdash;a full, rich coconut chocolate flavor that wasn&#39;t overly sweet. Just the right balance.

Perfect spot on Main Street for a post-shopping or ski break! The owner is so sweet and really looked after our table. We had the pasta and the portions are huge&mdash;perfect for sharing with friends.

The empanadas were hot, just out of the fryer. The beef filling was savory and well-seasoned, not dry at all. Perfect flaky crust. Exactly what you want for a quick, handheld meal.

Cool warehouse vibe, loved the eclectic decor. Came for a late-night slice and the music was just right, not too loud. A solid spot if you&#39;re in the mood for that kind of casual, energetic feel.

The server was really attentive. I ordered a steak, and before I could even mention it was a bit overdone, they noticed and offered to bring a new one right away. That kind of proactive care makes a meal so much more relaxing.

The rose petals on the table were a really nice touch. It&#39;s a pretty spot, though the tables felt a little close together.

The brisket sandwich with collard greens and sweet potatoes hit the spot. That horseradish and Bama BBQ sauce combo is something else. Just a solid, messy lunch.

The sushi was so fresh, and the rice had just the right seasoning. My friends and I loved sharing the omakase platter - it was the perfect centerpiece for our catch-up dinner. 🍣 The chefs really know what they&#39;re doing.

Great gluten-free options here. The house-made sourdough is fantastic, and they have a nice wine list that pairs well with the menu.

Came here for lunch with a couple friends. The portions are huge! We all got different gluten-free bowls and everything tasted super fresh. Those seasoned fries though... we ended up sharing an extra order. Perfect spot for a casual catch-up.

The gyoza were definitely made in-house, you could tell from the wrapper texture. The filling was juicy and well-seasoned. My tonkotsu ramen came in a huge bowl, the broth was rich and the noodles had a nice chew. A solid, filling meal.

The fried pickles are a must. They were the best I&#39;ve had, and paired really well with a crisp lager. The jalape&ntilde;o popper pizza was also solid, crispy and flavorful. A good spot for a casual bite and a drink.

Solid lunch spot. The bartender was really friendly and gave some great suggestions for both food and beer. It made ordering easy and the whole meal was just comfortable.

The personalized menu was a really nice touch for our anniversary. Staff was friendly, and we had a quiet, private table.

Staff was super friendly with our big group. Food was solid, nothing crazy but hit the spot. Atmosphere was chill.

Really liked the stained glass lights above each table. Got the huckleberry lemonade, it was super refreshing. They have a huge tea menu too. Nice place for a quiet bite.

The lemon zest on the pizza crust was a nice touch. Made it feel a bit different from the usual. Service was chill and friendly, no complaints there. Good spot for a casual slice.

Grilled chicken sandwich was spot on, and the fries were fantastic. Posole had just the right kick. Lunch for two came to $33.

Tuesday&#39;s BBQ ribs are the real deal. They&#39;re so tender they just fall right off the bone. The portion is huge for the price, honestly. That&#39;s my go-to order now.

Been coming here for years, and the French dip is the reason. That au jus is just right every single time. It&rsquo;s the one thing I know I can count on.

Bruno was a great server, super friendly. The lasagna portion was huge, definitely worth the price.

The lamb lollipops were so tasty! The seating was a bit tight, but the staff was really friendly about it.

Perfect for apr&egrave;s-ski. The patio was so nice to unwind on, right off the slopes.

Stopped in for a quick lunch. The pizza was the best I&#39;ve had in Telluride. They had some pre-made slices ready to go, which was efficient. Got me in and out in under 30 minutes.

The fresh naan they bring to the table is a real highlight. It&#39;s perfect for scooping up the rich lamb curry. I paired it with a nice, dry Riesling that cut through the spice beautifully. A solid spot for a casual dinner.

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