1st time there. We ordered the All American and the Popper burgers, Fries, and side salad. A bit pricey $$$. Good flavors, but ask for extra napkins. Fries were unique and perfect. Indoor areas were clean, a little noisy for conversations. Definitely will return to try other items.
Heather Conkright
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September 17, 2023
This is our go to for outdoor dining in Longmont. Unobstructed views of the front range for the perfect sunset dinner. Their food is fresh, they have many great options for vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free. They have real food on their kids menu (steak!) which is hard to come by at most places. Service can be hit or miss. They seem to have recently gone through a bit of turnover and the new people still haven’t figured things out yet. We really enjoyed our last experience with Wolfgang. He provides exceptional service. Some of our favorite menu items; birria tacos, PB&J burger, cauliflower wings. Thanks for being a gem of Longmont. We’ve loved dining here since the day you opened!
Jacqueline Telljohann
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October 17, 2023
If you're in Longmont, this is a must stop.
My husband and I shared:
- PB&J Bacon Burger
- Elote Mac + Fried Chicken
The PB&J burger felt a bit gimmicky. It was good, but I'd probably go with a regular bun next time. The Elote Mac and cheese was phenomenal. I'd definitely recommend adding the fried chicken because it was equally delicious.
We'll definitely be back next time we're in the area.
Melody Randall
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September 01, 2023
Situated on a hill with a fantastic view, this understated brewery has a great menu with something for everyone. Gluten free dishes are plentiful and execution is spot on. I had the fish and chips and it was expertly done, hot crispy and mouthwatering. They cut the chips in the most unusual way, accompanied by a fresh and zingy cocktail sauce and tasty tartar sauce. Make this place one of your must try restaurants in Longmont.
Steph
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June 11, 2023
Don’t get the salmon. For $24, you end up with a big ball of sticky flavorless rice, 2 oz of overcooked salmon, and 6 asparagus spears. Total rip-off. The fried cauliflower and mushrooms were a little dry but tasted ok. Most people at my table were happy with their food. Good service.
The host refused to accommodate our request to change tables when we first walked in. We didn’t want a booth. The place was half empty. She lied and said someone had reserved the table we wanted but there was no sign on it or anything else to indicate that. I think she just didn’t feel like pushing a couple of tables together to accommodate our large party.
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1st time there. We ordered the All American and the Popper burgers, Fries, and side salad. A bit pricey $$$. Good flavors, but ask for extra napkins. Fries were unique and perfect. Indoor areas were clean, a little noisy for conversations. Definitely will return to try other items.
This is our go to for outdoor dining in Longmont. Unobstructed views of the front range for the perfect sunset dinner. Their food is fresh, they have many great options for vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free. They have real food on their kids menu (steak!) which is hard to come by at most places. Service can be hit or miss. They seem to have recently gone through a bit of turnover and the new people still haven’t figured things out yet. We really enjoyed our last experience with Wolfgang. He provides exceptional service. Some of our favorite menu items; birria tacos, PB&J burger, cauliflower wings. Thanks for being a gem of Longmont. We’ve loved dining here since the day you opened!
If you're in Longmont, this is a must stop. My husband and I shared: - PB&J Bacon Burger - Elote Mac + Fried Chicken The PB&J burger felt a bit gimmicky. It was good, but I'd probably go with a regular bun next time. The Elote Mac and cheese was phenomenal. I'd definitely recommend adding the fried chicken because it was equally delicious. We'll definitely be back next time we're in the area.
Situated on a hill with a fantastic view, this understated brewery has a great menu with something for everyone. Gluten free dishes are plentiful and execution is spot on. I had the fish and chips and it was expertly done, hot crispy and mouthwatering. They cut the chips in the most unusual way, accompanied by a fresh and zingy cocktail sauce and tasty tartar sauce. Make this place one of your must try restaurants in Longmont.
Don’t get the salmon. For $24, you end up with a big ball of sticky flavorless rice, 2 oz of overcooked salmon, and 6 asparagus spears. Total rip-off. The fried cauliflower and mushrooms were a little dry but tasted ok. Most people at my table were happy with their food. Good service. The host refused to accommodate our request to change tables when we first walked in. We didn’t want a booth. The place was half empty. She lied and said someone had reserved the table we wanted but there was no sign on it or anything else to indicate that. I think she just didn’t feel like pushing a couple of tables together to accommodate our large party.