This is a good spot to catch lunch or dinner.The food is generally pretty good, especially for the price. A few dishes are a little small portions-wise but most are just right.The "hidden Gem" part of Ghost is their selections of beer. Not only do they ahve agreat selection of local craft beers, but they rotate their taps regularly. Whoever is doing the beer-ordering has good taste. The selection, although smaller than some other local places, makes up for it in quality. The servers are also good at suggesting beers.Try the "Ghost-Burger" - basically an open-faced hamburger with green chili and fries. It's delicious.
Elizabeth Woessner
This place is on the cutting edge of beer cocktails....I never knew such a thing existed...but it does and they do it right! Chef Chris Cina heads up the kitchen of this cute little tavern and his seasonal American comfort food is delicious. I love chicken liver pate and this one is amazing. The rotisserie chicken with truffled fries - to die for. The corn pudding stuffed zucchini flowers served with the pork dish is wonderful. Housed in a turn of the century building, this is the former home of the iconic Rocky Mountain Diner. The great atmosphere remains, but the food is so much better!
Josh Zeno
Ghost is an excellent place. I had the burger and it was a winner... the beer selection is limited but local and very good to say the least.I would recommended stopping in for the 3-6 happy hour if you're in the area. A+
Art Janowiak III
I walked in this to grab some food and a beer. I was excited after reading the reviews, but I stood at the door to be seated for 5 minutes. I then walked to the bar to ask if we should seat ourselves and no one was available for another 5 minutes. The place was NOT busy at all and that is why I left and went to Appaloosa Grill
Anne Smith
Wonderful food and service. Don't miss the pretzel bread pudding for dessert. Nice, quiet place for dinner on a Saturday night.
This is a good spot to catch lunch or dinner.The food is generally pretty good, especially for the price. A few dishes are a little small portions-wise but most are just right.The "hidden Gem" part of Ghost is their selections of beer. Not only do they ahve agreat selection of local craft beers, but they rotate their taps regularly. Whoever is doing the beer-ordering has good taste. The selection, although smaller than some other local places, makes up for it in quality. The servers are also good at suggesting beers.Try the "Ghost-Burger" - basically an open-faced hamburger with green chili and fries. It's delicious.
This place is on the cutting edge of beer cocktails....I never knew such a thing existed...but it does and they do it right! Chef Chris Cina heads up the kitchen of this cute little tavern and his seasonal American comfort food is delicious. I love chicken liver pate and this one is amazing. The rotisserie chicken with truffled fries - to die for. The corn pudding stuffed zucchini flowers served with the pork dish is wonderful. Housed in a turn of the century building, this is the former home of the iconic Rocky Mountain Diner. The great atmosphere remains, but the food is so much better!
Ghost is an excellent place. I had the burger and it was a winner... the beer selection is limited but local and very good to say the least.I would recommended stopping in for the 3-6 happy hour if you're in the area. A+
I walked in this to grab some food and a beer. I was excited after reading the reviews, but I stood at the door to be seated for 5 minutes. I then walked to the bar to ask if we should seat ourselves and no one was available for another 5 minutes. The place was NOT busy at all and that is why I left and went to Appaloosa Grill
Wonderful food and service. Don't miss the pretzel bread pudding for dessert. Nice, quiet place for dinner on a Saturday night.
Good place for a beer or lunch. I will return.
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