Best Historic Restaurants in Gunbarrel

The experience was next level here. It was a girls’ dinner for a friend’s birthday and they were beyond generous with complimentary bubbles and dessert. The food was amazing and the service outstanding. What a treat! Will be back soon.

Food was good but not great. The French fries were listed as salted and seasoned and appeared to be frozen crinkle cut fries with no salt or seasoning at all. Apps were very good. Polenta fries, bacon wrapped dates and deviled eggs. Service started off to be not great but got better as our dinner progressed The burger was okay but nothing special in any manner. The other dishes we had , gnocchi, short ribs and cassoulet were better. We were seated outside in the tent and the temperature varied greatly from comfortable to cold throughout our meal.

The sushi was delicious, my favorite was the beef tataki, with the dipping sauce, it was a perfect 10! Make sure to order the brussel sprouts. They have a great selection of craft cocktails and my cocktail did not dissapoint, yumm! Loved the jellyfish aquarium and the lively environment. It was a festive vibe but we could easily carry on a conversation. We celebrated a birthday there and they have truffle deserts from a pastry chef made in-house, which were a complementary birthday treat with a candle, a nice touch.

We went to Roadhouse for Sunday brunch and we were all very pleased. The building is very interesting and the ambience is quite nice inside. The service was great, very attentive, quick and courteous. The food od was great! We all had variations of their eggs benedict. We wiwll certainly be back.

From the vintage china and silver, the old wood stoves and the comfortable funky cabanas Black Cat must be experienced. The staff was knowledgeable and friendly. Each course outdid the last. The food is creative and flavorful, the sourdough bread outstanding. A true farm to table experience. Boulder and Longmont are full of good restaurants, but Black Cat is something special.