The Dean Public House

Great little spot in town. We stopped in after going to the hot springs resort. Service and food were great. Nice small little restaurant with a great atmosphere. We ordered the tomato bisque with grilled cheese, whistle pig street tacos, and the skillet chocolate chip cookie. All were very good. The complementary bread with oil to dip in was delicious. Must get this bread!

A cute little place close to Hot Sulphur springs. The food was really fresh and tasty. They have a limited menu and it's mostly tacos. They do have vegetarian options. My only concern was that corn soft shell tacos got soggy within a few seconds. The shells broke which made it difficult to eat. The flour tortilla shells worked fine. In spite of this, I am not reducing my rating because the food was absolutely delicious. We also got dessert and it was delicious. They have outdoor seating too.

Such a fun place!! We have a ranch in Hot Sulphur Springs and we learned that this place opened and couldn't wait to be here! Molly and Carrie were awesome. They make so many of their ingredients in house... Including amaretto, barbecue sauce, and even their ginger beer! The plates were the perfect size for three people sharing... But the bill really added up if you aren't careful. Everything we had was delicious! And they even will give you things to go. The family style of sharing a table in the small room was really fun. The environment was fun, the food was great, and the drinks were incredible! We will definitely be coming back here whenever we are in town and they are open.

Cute little restaurant, incredibly friendly staff. Only thing to note is portion size, menu consists of "tapas" type plates (light bites) instead of entrees

I had never even heard of the Dean Public House until I had to spend the night in Hot Sulphur Springs mid-November. I was going to sell my mobile home trailer in Kremmling the next day, but the trailer had been winterized, so no running water. I asked the gal at the hotel about a restaurant I could get dinner and she recommended the Dean Public House at Stagecoach. It's set back on a side street down below the main street and I was able to walk to it. When I first walked in, the song "Man of Constant Sorrow" was playing in the saloon, which is also the dining room. The gal that served me was the bartender besides told me some interesting history about the place. The place was also a hotel at one time, and whenever President Theodore Roosevelt was passing through he would stay there. The top stair going to his room is raised 2 inches higher than the rest so that any "would be assassin" would trip on it, there by spoiling his element of surprise! Wyatt Earp, and Doc Holliday spent time there as well. They make really good bread there. I had some of along with some oil and spices for an appetizer along with a beer. The main course was barbecued chicken flatbread, very good! It reminded me of pizza. The biggest surprise was the bill. It was under $20!! I highly recommend this place! It was kinda like a trip to the past but a lot safer!