This used to be Rocky Mountain Pizza and is located in The Avenues shopping center. Service left a bit to be desired and not many choices for a child but pretty good food. I had the 4 cheese brick oven pizza and it was yummy. Will go back but not all the time due to the prices for what received.

I love to go there and just throw my own toppings on a pizza. I get the xtra cheese white pizza w/ garlic, feta cheese, and artichoke hearts. Yeeeyum! Can get very crowded and there is little seating so plan ahead. Oh, and it is also really nice that my husband gets his usual pepperoni and mushroom on the other side of the pizza. They will do that there!

Oh my God, I used to work here! Tuesday is seafood buffet night and it is excellent! A great variety of quality seafood: Trout almondine, orange roughy, swordfish, etc... All is yummy and the service is excellent. View of the exquisite golfcourse is a plus, too.

Nothing fancy but there is one unique item. Get the sauncho. It is spicy and yummy. All prepared fresh to order. Fun to play the jukebox, too.

Yay, Torre's pizza is very very good. I love their cheese pizza the best. Have to admit I liked the Westport local better. Nice to have one out west though!

This place blew it. It used to be such an awesome place. They were a little operation in Fairway Kansas(right by Bishop Miege). Now they have this bigger place and the food is not the same. For one you just don't get as much and I think their attention to detail is gone. Too bad. Was some of the best European and homecooking around.

We went to Bubba Gump's even though a local told us not to. She had said it was a little expensive for what you get in return. This was my last day in Colorado(used to live in Parker, CO) but was moving the next day to Atlanta. We said, "What the heck." It was good. Cute cute place and very nice service. Our waitress was a recent transplant from New York and her excitement was refreshing. They have little signs on the table that say, RUN, FOREST, RUN STOP, FOREST

We were in Aspen for a water aerobics seminar in the non peak season. This meant very few restaurants and stores were even open. Another problem: we couldn't get out of our training until 9:00pm. This restaurant was open and we were one of the last tables seated. Because of this I do not think we got the very best service. It was adequate. Food was pretty good-average Mexican fare. Lovely atmosphere. I remember the margaritas were good but served in a pretty small glass. Sigh.

I loved this place. Had heard it had been through some changes but it was awesome. I requested it on my birthday and we took out our extended family. Everyone raved. It is the most fun atmosphere -yet refined. Lovely, white cloth in a real old church! There is even a confessional for a special couples dinner. My favorite was the crab crepe with the oyster mushrooms and mornay sauce. YEEEYUM!

I like Augustines. I have just had two quite different experiences though so it is hard to know which is more true to charactor. The first time I went w/ just one girlfriend. We were seated upstairs in one of the quaint little rooms. I think I had some sort of sandwich. It was good. What really stands out was the raspberry creme brulee that I had for dessert, though. Wow! Rich and satiny. My 2nd visit was w/ 7 others from my water aerobics class. We were seated outside and it was a beautiful day. Unfortunately, we were overlooked time and time again to have our order taken. Two of the ladies at my table had the chicken salad and they said they felt a little icky afterwards. I would go back, though. I think the good experience outweighs the bad.

I like Los Volcanes. I wish it's location had remained the Franktown Grill, though. The food is pretty good-most items really cheesy. I hear that the buffet is nice although I have not had. I really prefer the other Mexican place in town, though, Medina's. It is a family owned, hole in the wall, best Mexican for miles restaurant. I would return to Los Volcanes but only if I am w/ my friend who just loves the place. Otherwise, I would head across the street.

This is such a cute place and the food is so good. We have eaten there several times and I have never been disapointed. Great locally brewed beer and quality food for a good price. We have brought kids in before, too and we were treated great!

This is the place to go for breakfast! My friend and I were just about to go hike Hanging Lake and we needed some serious carb action. I had the chocolate cressant. Oh joy! Perfect coffees, too. Be advised, though, big crowds on weekend mornings. The word is out!

Better than your average bar food. You will feel so right at home, too. The fish and chips and the chimichanga are very good. They have little trivia pusuit cards on the table to play, too. Beers and service excellent.

Beau Jo's is such a Colorado thing-that makes it great! The toppings are plentiful and there are many to choose. My only complaint would be take the toppings further up. Yes, I like the crust and honey but I really like the pizza, too. Bathrooms upstairs are a little funky and the service can be slow but so so worth it!

I don't know if it's real Brazillian or not. I know I like it. It is a very good deal for the money. It took a little while to figure out the method behind the wooden thing you turn over to say if you want more meat or not but I finally got it. All kinds of meat. The salad bar is not to be missed. Way too enticing to be called a "salad bar".

You know, the is really not a better place to take a child then Country Buffet. My little girl will eat and eat and she is one to just pick. Everything is there and if you don't care for one thing try another. Lots of dessert options, too. Originally we tried because my Grandpa was in town and this seemed to be his kind of food. I think it's my kind, too!

This is no longer in business by the way. It is being turned into another restaurant. This place was more a pleasure to look at then eat at anyway. Way way pricey!

Average Mexican fare. I would have given it a higher rating but the margaritas come in a tiny little goblet and they aren't inexpensive. Plus, this is about the only place in town you can get a margarita so I was just so disapointed. The inside of this restaurant is 10X nicer than the outside. If you want Mexican in Moab-go.

I had always wanted to try the Kokopelli chicken that they advertise every time I am in town. It was SOOOO disapointing. The chicken was tough and the potatos-icky. I tell you one thing, though, their green chile was GREAT! Go there for the icecream-it is superb. Get the moosetracks!