Location: Palisade
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Best American food near Palisade, Colorado, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Palisade, Colorado, United States. Palisade is a Statutory Town in Mesa County, Colorado, United States. It is part of the Grand Junction Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population was 2,692 at the 2010 census.
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10. Sweet Kiwi
9. Craving
Reviewed By Brandy444
We love, love, love Craving's food and service! The owner was willing to work with me on a menu for my birthday party which made my day special and full of deliciousness! The prices are appropriate for the great quality and flavor that you receive and the service is quick. We had the carne asada tacos and the green chili pulled pork nachos (pita crisps instead of tortilla chips) and my husband and I devoured them! :) We highly recommend trying this local business if you are looking for a fun, creative meal!
8. Peche Restaurant
Reviewed By Denali_Adventures
Who knew that Palisade now has fine dining? The Peche Restaurant offers trendy entrees and desserts sure to please the most discerning customer. My entree was perfectly prepared, spiced and presented. The menu included prices so I was prepared for an expensive evening.
7. Caroline's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
A more formal Victorian dining room, Caroline's, focuses on fresh Colorado foods such as lamb, beef, game and seasonal,fresh, local produce prepared in the classic French tradition. Spring/Summer Hours Sunday-Thursday, 5pm-9pm, Friday-Saturday, 5pm-10pm.
Reviewed By cherim742
We made reservations on a Saturday to celebrate our Anniversary. We arrived on time, and there was one other table with guests when we arrived. The hostess was not welcoming at all. The high ceilings seem to amplify peopleâs voices. There was no music playing to muffle conversations either. The food and service were OK, but itâs hard to have comfortable dinner conversation in a room with so much echoing. When I called to make the reservation, I was told that weâd get a free dessert since we were coming for our anniversary. When I told the waitress/hostess that, she acted like I was lying, she asked for a ticket? I told her I didnât get a ticket over the phone, she just turned and walked away.Thank you for your feedback and we apologize that the experience did not live up to your expectations. We have shared your feedback with our staff and management and have worked to make changes regarding noise and quality of the experience. We invite you to give us another try when you are in the area next time. We look forward to serving you again in the future.Yours in Hospitality,Anne TallyCo-OwnerWine Country Inn
6. 357 Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
We are a Family Friendly Sports Bar & Grill! We always have sports on our many TVs, while offering great American style food. We have a full bar to enjoy all your favorite beverages. We also carry the NFL Sunday Package, so you can enjoy your favorite tea
Reviewed By Sally T
We were on our way to Grand Mesa and our friend suggested we should have lunch here. This place wasn't bad. It was small but busy when we arrived but were seated immediately. My hubby ordered their burger, our friend had their Rocky Oysters and I who wasn't hungry just had their bowl of Chili Beans. Lunch was tasty staff were friendly and restaurant was clean. Hard to go wrong here!
5. Tapestry Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Wine Country Inn's Tapestry Lounge is a casual, relaxed bar adjacent to the lobby serving cocktails, beer, wine and a limited menu. Open from 5pm-9pm Sunday-Thursday and 5pm-10pm Friday-Saturday. No reservations required.
Reviewed By FLVisitors
This small restaurant at this nice hotel was absolutely delicious. My husband and I ate there in Feb. and there was only one other couple there since it was the off season for travelers. However the bed did an fabulous job on our steaks. The setting was very nice with a fireplace going and the su. Setting behind us. The server was fantastic. I highly recommend you try this gem. You will be very pleased at the high quality meal.Thank you for your review of the Tapestry Lounge. We appreciate your feedback. We look forward to serving you again soon.Cheers and safe travels!Yours in Hospitality,Anne TallyCo-Owner
4. Peach Street Distillers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Zarings3
The quality of the cocktails & the liquor is unquestionably excellent. The first visit was in early July. We stopped and did a tasting with a very friendly dark haired woman who knew a lot about the product, processes etc. She was great!! We left with two bottles. The second visit was last Friday & the cocktails were great but I found the staff to be unwelcoming. The only person who greeted us enthusiastically was the guy in the pizza truck outside and we were just walking by him! Overall, I would go back again to give it another chance and will definitely still be a fan of their gin.
3. Inari's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By edwood27
Whenever we travel thru Grand Junction we try to have dinner at Inariâs on Main Street in Palisade. A but pricy but always great creative meals, good service and a small but elegant wine list. Last nightâs lamb chop and grilled portabella was true to form.
2. Palisade Brewery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By DianeN158
Nice place. Fun atmosphere, but seriously!! It's October!! I get that the brewmaster is tired of everything pumpkin, but some of us LOVE everything pumpkin!! Ok, enough of the rant. Brown beer was pretty good. Hula hoppy, not so much... Chicken sandwich was good... Onion rings, horrible!! I mean seriously, could hardly get to the onions. Line was huge when we left though, so obviously there's more people who like it, and maybe I'm just being over the top!!! You decide.
1. Palisade Cafe 11.0
Overall Ratings
4 based on 220 reviews
Nestled in the heart of downtown, The Palisade Café 11.0 is a farm-to-table fresh eatery, offering artfully prepared cuisine in a relaxed, unpretentious café setting. The menu boasts a "New American" flair with a house specialty of authentic Spanish Paell
Reviewed By DE316
After spending the morning exploring wineries and orchards we stopped at Palisade Cafe11.0 for lunch. My wife order a BLP...that would be bacon, lettuce and peaches. Who knew you could substitute peaches for tomatoes on a sandwich. My wife raved about it. My sauteed shrimp with mushrooms in a rich broth was wonderful. I soaked up the broth in a toasted baguette. The service was fast and friendly. I rate this restaurant "world class"
