7 Best Bars near Greeley

“We had a few drinks, decent time, ran into a friend, not a bad night overall. Did have a few people staring at us, seemed like they may have known my girl, but wasn't too big an issue. Overall it's a nice place as it was years ago when I'd been there before.“

“I attend their open mic from 6-9 PM Mondays. Sound isn't too loud.Friendly people in general, especially the staff.I like my Lemonade, Crock of French Onion Soup, and Sliders.Food & drinks: Food and drinks are excellent and fairly priced for the quality you receive.“

“My first time at Baker's and it definitely won't be my last. The food was absolutely delicious! Service was outstanding and we received our appetizers quickly and they were hot and scrumptious as were our main courses. Love it!“

“If you can eat outside, I'd say that I recommend The Outpost for the atmosphere. Inside is a different story. The inside of the restaurant needs a deep cleaning. The windows are filthy. The bay window ledge is fuzzy with dust and dead bugs. The chairs are dusty & filthy (the frames & legs of the chairs, not necessarily the seats). The food was mediocre; crispy chicken sandwich consisted of 2 chicken tenders on a bun with lettuce & mayo. The fries weren't hot. Shrimp/tomato/mozzarella/Caprese Salad special was tasty. Wish I could give The Outpost a better review.“

“This place is 5 stars squared. Best wings I've ever had and the burgers and sandwiches are just as good. If you're ever up here, I highly encourage you to give this place your time, its one of the best places to get food in the area.“

“Food, when the kitchen is open, is absolutely amazing!! The prime rib sandwich is the best I've ever had! Everyone I brought there has been impressed by the unique, historic beauty of the building and unbelievable quality food. They have an old school bowling alley that's almost a hundred years old on the upper level of the building that is a must to check out“

“Stikett Inn is a charmingly renovated old canal house that was used by a lock tender in the 19th century in Barryville, New York. Johnny and Roswell have done a fantastic job renovating the house with charm and style. They have now also opened the Oasis, selling food and hard cider. Barryville is a beutiful rustic town where you can raft on the Delaware River. It is a once in a lifetime experience.“