I havnt been to Coopersmiths in years, but we did like the beer and the variety of brews they had to offer. How can you go wrong with Green Chili beer?
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I am personally not a huge fan, I didn't like their beer and their food didn't strike me as spectacular. The service seemed decent though. But I have only been there once, so maybe it was a fluke.
I haven't been in years either. I live too far south to make it worthwhile. We always overtipped the bartenders and got great service and really small checks. But that has been a while ago. I wonder how hard it is to keep the passion for running a brewpub after so many years? I wonder if it starts to become a grind after a while.
I havnt been to Coopersmiths in years, but we did like the beer and the variety of brews they had to offer. How can you go wrong with Green Chili beer?
How can you go wrong with Green Chili Beer is right! Sometimes they have a specialty like a lambic or mead, too.
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Originally Posted by Harpo
I wonder how hard it is to keep the passion for running a brewpub after so many years? I wonder if it starts to become a grind after a while.
Fort Collins has some great places to eat, but nothing beats the Pickle Barrel for lunch! I've moved to the Four Corners region of the state and still dream of the Funky Punky sandwich.
Doesn't anybody like CooperSmiths anymore? I remember going there all the time for Fish-N-Chips on Friday.
Cooper Smith's used to be one of our hangouts in college. They had this awesome steak sandwich. I always thought their beer was just so-so, but it was a fun place to eat before hitting the rest of Old Town.
If you like fish and seafood there is a restaurant named "Fish" in Old Town. Definitely the best seafood in the area. If going for a quick meal, I ahve to agree with the Big City Burrito claim previously made.
It's been years, but I use to take dates to the Charco Broiler. I also remember the Rio Grande in Old Town, back when they were at their first location. Back then I think they were actually known more for their food.