Location: Burlington
Top Restaurants in Burlington
Top Things to do in Burlington
Where to Eat in Burlington: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Burlington is a Home Rule Municipality and county seat of Kit Carson County, Colorado, United States. The city population was 4,254 as of the 2010 United States Census.
Things to do in Burlington
1. The Dish Room
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By magic25ap - Regina, Canada
This place is not all that!! So over priced for tge quality of food! 52.00 for lunch for 3 people! Salad came with tri colored carrots and tomatoes...really??? Special for 12.00 came with potato chips...then charged us extra for wedges when we wanted mashed! All in all i will never return nor will I recommend!
2. The Main Cup
Overall Ratings
5 based on 44 reviews
We are purveyors of finely roasted coffee and espresso specializing in hand crafted latte's and cappuccino's. We also offer frappe's, smoothies, Italian Soda's, freshly brewed iced tea, chiller's, chai tea and a wide variety of frozen drinks.
Reviewed By RockyMountainDiva - Rocky Mountains
First of all it was difficult to see if we were in the right place. I did not see a sign with the business name, but on the door was a sign that said “Cougar Pride”. Parking was sparse but we didn’t have a problem as it wasn’t crowded. And they don’t take credit or debit cards. Now for the good stuff. Lots of drink selections with a variety of ingredient choices, tasty drinks and friendly and FAST service. The espresso machine was clean and the server kept cleaning it as she worked. It would have been great if we had time to stop as the dining area was filled with reading material and comfy chairs.
3. Spices On The Green
Overall Ratings
5 based on 76 reviews
We are serving Dinner on Tuesday thru Saturday, 5 pm to 9 Pm . we take pride in our hand cut in house aged premium beef, we also serve a full all American Menu, full salad bar, fish , chicken and Pasta. we have a full service bar with over 30 verities of beer and 80 different flavor spirits and also extensive wine list for your enjoyment.
Reviewed By Jane S - Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Based on the great reviews, we were prepared to love this restaurant. The owner and the woman who served us (possibly his wife?) were very nice. The place was very off the main drag adjacent to a golf course. We were the only customers but it's a small town and it was a Tuesday, so we weren't too concerned. The appetizer we ordered was calamari, which was decent. The chili-lime sauce was a bit sweet but ok as a dip. I had a Margarita, which tasted good, and I was surprised that it came in such a large glass, but I don't think it had much alcohol--I tend to get buzzed on a very small amount and didn't feel a thing with this BIG Margarita. My husband had a Sprite which was flat and had almost no taste--he said it "tasted like water."
The entrees were what earned this place the "Poor" rating. My husband ordered the hamburger with bacon and Swiss cheese. **THE BACON WAS UNDERCOOKED!!!** My husband didn't realize this until after he'd had a bite of the burger and noticed that it was rubbery--EW!!! We are both hoping he doesn't get SICK as a result! It honestly appeared raw and as though it had been cooked very little if at all.
I ordered the chicken which was way too spicy and did not have a good flavor. Mind you, I really like spicy food and had they told me it was hot, that would have been ok with me, but this didn't taste good at all (and you should warn people when food is going to be hot). It was also drier than it should have been. The baked potato was actually very good and the skin was very clean.
The owner asked us to review the restaurant and said that he could learn from a review that expressed something they could work on. PLEASE COOK THE BACON BEFORE PUTTING IT ON THE BURGER!!! And please reduce the spices on the chicken. Also, the lime with the chicken was not helpful at all. That chili-lime sauce would actually have been good with it.
4. Chen Vuong Thai Asian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By ValerieJR - Burlington, Colorado
This was a fun place to go for our Annual birthday lunch with the girls! Plenty of food to share and time to swap stories. Looks a little rough on the outside but it is worth the stop for the great food.
5. Tequilas Mexican Grill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By kladv5 - Strong City, Kansas
I had the chilaquiles and my husband had the burrito verde. The food off the lunch menu was a good portion, good quality, average flavor. Service was very good, the restaurant is very clean and the restroom was so clean my husband commented on it.
6. Arby's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By tgbiz - Tulsa, Oklahoma
I spent over a week in Burlington recently eating here several times because my bro in law knows the owner. Sausage breakfast burritos were filling and very good. Lunch the standard Arby's combo meal no complaints. Service was spectacular, and I mean noticeable versus other fast food restaurants. Staff very knowledgeable of the menu. Very clean. A good experience whether eating in or going thru the drive thru. All good.
7. The Post Bar and Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By raskiebub - Las Vegas
If you're looking for delicious home cooked food, this is a great place. Best country fried steaks with biscuits and gravy. In never order this kind of food but at The Post it's delicious comfort food that's hard to resist.
8. Carl's Jr
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By kuyals - Hays, Kansas
This is a new restaurant connected to a Love's gas station. It is located on the west side of Burlington and just south of I-70, so it is convenient off and on. The food was good and so was the service. For some reason there was a lot of flies in the place on the day I was there.
9. Panaderia Mexico #2
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 27 reviews
Mexico
Reviewed By Ted M - Taft, California
It's often been said that the best Mexican food isn't that much different from the worst Mexican food. After eating at Panaderia, I now know how great the difference is between best and worst. It's not that the food tasted especially bad -- it actually was just so-so -- it's that the preparation and presentation was appalling. For instance, I ordered a combination plate, and all three items were just lumped together in the middle with a soupy substance poured over the top. The soup turned out to be retried beans. I didn't think it was possible to ruin retried beans! The fistful of Mexican rice was dry and bland, and the tamale still had strings of corn husk embedded in it. The Chile relleno was pretty good, though. The restaurant itself was clean, though poorly lit, and the service was good. The biggest disappointment at all was that the restaurant does not serve alcohol. No beer, no margaritas -- not a drop.
10. El Reynaldo's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Margaret428 - Fort Collins, Colorado
We stopped here while traveling through on I 70 because it riight off an exit. It isn't much to look at, as it is attached to a gas station and the menu is on the wall making it look like a fast food place Mexica style, but don't let that fool you The food was freshly made, very tasty and generously portioned for a very reasonable price. I had a chorizo and egg dish, with my choice of flour or corn tortillas, plus rice and beans, which gave me left overs for entire extra meal, all for under $7
There weren't many people there when we arrived, but the place was filling with folks that acted like regular customers while we were eating. We'd go back again if we are in the area.
They don't seem to have a website but you can find their menu on yelp or one of the other menu sites.
