Beste Bewertungen Restaurants & Cafés In Colorado Springs

This nugget of a restaurant has a comfortable, funky feel to it, which is rare for a place that specializes in pizza. Often recognized as having the best pizza in Colorado Springs, it offers some unusual options such as whole-wheat crust and soy cheese, and toppings like steamed broccoli and zucchini. Salads - which you can build yourself, from a vast range of ingredients - soups, sandwiches and an array of vegetarian dishes round out the menu. Microbrews are on tap. Stop in on Wednesday nights for the weekly bluegrass jam. Call for opening hours.

This downtown mainstay with its open patio is a perfect perch for people watching on busy Tejon Street. Multi-colored chairs and tables lend it a festive feel, which translates into a vibrant bar scene. Dive into some tasty fajitas, served with all the complements and fresh flour or corn tortillas. Vegetarians can find many meal options. There is plenty of bottled beer and over 50 tequila options, and the Sunday margarita brunch (9:30am-3pm) is very popular, served with a complimentary margarita, mimosa or sangria. During brunch, children eat for free when they order from the kid's menu.

Part of the Poor Richard's entertainment complex, this bar brings together a most delicious triumvirate - coffee, chocolate and wine. Throw in some live music on the weekends and the opportunity to sip your coffee as you browse the bookshelves and you have a perfect weekend afternoon. For chocolate lovers, the truffles are made right in the shop, and there is a selection of delicious sipping chocolate to try as well. One of Colorado Springs' must-visits.

If you are craving some good-quality burgers, Bingo Burger is the place to go to. Having opened the Colorado Springs branch in 2014, the restaurant prides itself in its slow-cooked, gourmet-quality burgers which are made using locally-sourced ingredients. What sets this burger apart from other varieties is the use of the Pueblo chilly pepper which gives it a sweet and spicy flavor. Delicious fries and a choice of soft drinks, milkshakes or craft beer helps complete the meal. The large tables, simple setup and kids menu makes this the perfect spot to grab a hearty bite of some all-American fast food with the family.

This popular pub brings Colorado Springs a hint of Ireland. The interior is very "United States-version-of-an-Irish-pub" typical and includes the expected dark wooden booths and brick walls. Nevertheless, it is appealing and offers a nice change from the usual chain look. Pretzel & Guinness sausage kabobs, corned beef and cabbage and bangers and mash are dinner menu highlights, as is the traditional Irish breakfast. Guinness is served on tap, so yes black and tans are available.

This trendy Japanese restaurant is popular with the business crowd by day and assorted sushi lovers by night. The interior has an "up-to-the-minute" contemporary look that gives it a Los Angeles feel. The patio area is small, but offers a great people watching view. Assorted sushi selections are the most popular choices, but the sashimi is also worth a try. If you are extremely picky, the diverse menu offers a deep choice of alternative selections. Sake and wine is available, but the restaurant does not have a full bar. Reservations are required for large parties, and smoking is not allowed.