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We made reservations weeks in advance and came to Great Northern for a party to celebrate a dear friend. They easily accommodated a group of 18 and even seemlessly handled the arrival of a few extra people. Emma was very helpful provided great customer service, handled the party like a pro. The food

Wow. Total comfort food! You can only eat this stuff in Colorado. On a cold snowy day at the end of May. It is yummy. I had meatloaf with mashed potatoes! Not California fare. But it warmed my heart. Hubby and sis-in-law had fish and chips. Big. Beautiful. Lightly breaded cod. Delish. Go s

Friendly staff.. The reason I gave it a three star which I would assume stands for not bad not amazing, is because it wasn't too busy and we still had to wait a bit to even get a glass of water. The food was really good I had some street tacos, not enough salsa and they were kinda small 😔 but that'

Complements on the corned beef hash! The ceder river chicken fried steak not so much. The breading separated from the meat and the hot oil made the inside of the steak a little too crispy

Food was great. Service was mediocre. 2 out of 4 meals came out wrong and there was barely an apology. Expected better from a place with this reputation. Good food once it was corrected.

I'd only come here for brunch since I live so close but this week I tried lunch for the first time. The place was packed at noon so I'm sure we would of had to wait a little bit if we didn't have a reservation. When I've come for brunch, I sometimes have to wait a few minutes (I go earlier, between

Horribly average food and mediocre service too. I've never had a great meal here over the years

Have never had a bad meal there. Prime rib is ridiculously good and they have a large selection of drinks. This was my go-to place when I lived in Denver and is my go-to when I visit. Service is friendly and not uppity. Fine dining but without the need to dress up. Probably not a place you'd show up