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Where to eat Pub food in Gypsum: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Gypsum. Gypsum is a home rule municipality in Eagle County, Colorado, United States. The population was 6,477 at the 2010 census. Gypsum is the home of an American Gypsum drywall plant and mine.
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7. 7 Hermits Brewing Co
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By RockfishHunter
Situated in one of those faux Main Street shopping areas that spring up in suburbia, donât go looking for lots of character. Everything in this area is about 30 seconds old. Beers are decent enough. Tried a few, the imperial stout was the best. Didnât try the food but looked decent. Service wasnât exactly friendly but was efficient, they seemed super understaffed. Thereâs outdoor tables as well. If youâre a beer geek looking for the true Colorado local stash type experience this probably isnât it. But itâs not a bad place either.
6. Brush Creek Saloon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By beachbumBELLA
after a concert in nearby Gypsum. The beer was cold, and the staff was great. Hadn't planned on eating anything, but after watching sandwiches come out...decided we needed to eat something lol. Had the chips and queso, was a great appetizer and the price was right. Everything that came out of the kitchen looked good!
5. Dusty Boot Roadhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By TravelingMommy79
Maybe itâs just me, but when I saw âRoadhouseâ in the title, I thought it was a steakhouse. It is not, but thatâs my only gripe. The food is good, the staff is attentive and friendly, and the prices are decent, especially considering where you are. Their drinks are pretty good and reasonably priced as well. Weâll be going back for sure.
4. Bonfire Brewing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Microbrewery tap room with up to 23 beers on tap, open daily. No food, but pizza phone with quick delivery, and popcorn. Shuffleboard, darts, TVs. Patio with firepit and views of setting sun.
Reviewed By Rob E
Their beer is really good and I love that I could bring my dog. They don't have food but you can bring food in with you which is nice. The bar was really crowded and I wish there was more seating. I sat on a swing and had nowhere to set down my beer which makes controlling a dog around other dogs a bit tricky.
3. Buffalo Bar & Grill
Reviewed By enncle
My partner and I stumbled upon this place while on a road trip. Hungry and thirsty, we ordered. Unfortunately no beers available but the ham n cheese sandwiches and soft drinks hit the spot. Nothing special but it kept us going for a further few hours. Staff friendly enough but in no rush .
2. DJ's + Dahlias Cafe
Small artsy + edgy café specializing in cappuccinos, Brunch, house made baked goods, Ramen every Friday afternoon and a small retail area. We offer catering options, as well as customized orders for pies, quiche, muffins + scones with advanced notice. Als
Reviewed By MountainstoSea113
Delicious food, sweet treats, fabulous beverages and cocktails. Always a wonderful and unique play on flavors in every dish. Not only is the food well thought out and tasty but youâre surrounded by fun and creative art, unique items and beautiful flowers. Itâs worth the visit. Grab a pink seat and sit back and enjoy the experience or bring some friends for one of their specialty events.
1. Creek Side Clubhouse & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By sherrieg2015
We had a group dinner for kids and parents last week. Unfortunately, what I ordered and what we got were not the same. Ordered a chicken with tomato, caper white wine sauce. Got the most anemic looking chicken (not sauted- white!) and rice dish. Then for dessert I had ordered an ice cream bar. We got multiple something desserts, not ice cream. We have had good luck here before but for an almost $1900.00 dinner bill I want what I ordered, not what they want to cook!
