Hole-in-the-wall BBQ joint with simple, functional decor and a cozy, warm atmosphere. Casual setting encourages social dining with country music playing softly in the background. Outdoor picnic tables and table puzzles add to the relaxed, communal vibe.
Pulled pork sandwiches and ribs come out perfectly smoked, tender, and full of flavor. The barbecue showcases Southern hospitality with phenomenal, flavorful meat that stands out in every bite.
Brisket sandwich stands out as a hearty dinner option. Quick service suits those stopping by for a casual meal.
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Otis’s BBQ is a food truck located in the El Colorado Lodge parking lot.
I paid 13 dollars for a single sandwich.
The restaurant is open for lunch and until 9 PM for dinner.
Smoky air and visible smokers set a Texas-style barbecue scene with a friendly, small-town vibe. The atmosphere stays chill and welcoming, inviting guests to savor food rather than rush. Lines form early due to high demand and quick sellouts, highlighting its popularity.
Tender and delicious BBQ stands out with a strong Texas style influence. The barbecue ranks among the best in Colorado Springs and southern Colorado, often compared favorably to Texas BBQ.
Prime rib dinner, dino bone, burger, and brisket all come out absolutely amazing. Portions are generous enough for leftovers to take home after dinner.
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Get in line before noon to avoid missing out on BBQ.
They sell out within the first 2-3 hours after opening.
Arrive at least 45 minutes before they open for the best selection.
Small dining area fills with smoky aroma and family-friendly atmosphere. Clean, simple decor creates a warm, welcoming vibe. Entire menu is dedicated gluten-free, ensuring safe dining for those with allergies.
Barbecue here is moist and flavorful with a gluten-free menu that suits severe allergies. The service is consistently welcoming and attentive.
Dinner offers 100% gluten free options that impress guests. Takeout matches the quality of dining in, making it a reliable choice for gluten-free meals.
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Porkbutt BBQ is a dedicated gluten-free restaurant, ensuring no cross-contamination.
Expect limited menu options on Sundays due to high demand.
They offer a food truck on Food Truck Tuesday for additional options.
Spacious restaurant with dim, moody lighting and Tokyo lounge-style sushi bar creates a relaxed, visually appealing atmosphere. Decor includes anime figurines and sushi presentations with ice sculptures and dry ice effects. The vibe feels authentic and unique, offering fresh, high-quality sushi in an elegant setting.
All-you-can-eat option includes BBQ Galbi, Bulgogi, and hibachi spicy chicken alongside sushi. BBQ dishes offer good value and are consistently delicious.
Dinner offers an all-you-can-eat sushi option with a wide variety of choices. The adult price sits at $32.95, making it straightforward and affordable.
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The all-you-can-eat dinner is available all day on Sundays from 12-8pm.
Birthday celebrations include music, lights, and a fun atmosphere.
Expect a lively atmosphere with disco lights during birthday celebrations.
Small space with intimate seating creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere that feels like a home-cooked meal. Reggae music and lively singing add to the authentic Jamaican vibe. The energy is friendly and inviting, making it a cozy spot for enjoying genuine island flavors.
BBQ jerk wings stand out with strong flavor and tender meat. Oxtails and curry goat also pair well with the spicy, smoky barbecue style.
Dinner offers a friendly atmosphere with welcoming service and flavorful food. Meals suit family gatherings and casual dining.
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Be prepared to wait a bit since everything is made to order.
The restaurant offers authentic Jamaican dishes.
Pete’s is tucked away in a corner of a small strip of stores.
Small space with smokeless tabletop grills creates an interactive dining experience. Mellow music and friendly staff set a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Features include an open salad bar and DIY sauce corner, blending casual vibes with thoughtful touches.
Japanese BBQ features all-you-can-eat options with a variety of meats and sauces. The menu includes unique food choices alongside sushi, making it a solid spot for BBQ during cold days.
All-you-can-eat dinner offers Wagyu beef and a larger menu for about $40. The owner manages the dinner rush solo, keeping service smooth and efficient.
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They charge an 18% gratuity fee on top of the bill.
The all-you-can-eat meal for $78 for two includes appetizers, sushi, ramen, and meat.
You can order until 8:00 p.m. if you arrive by 7:20 p.m.
Open kitchen with dumpling preparation visible sets a lively and engaging tone. Interior blends modern design with Chinese cultural decor, creating a spacious and aesthetically pleasing atmosphere. Crowds gather for authentic dim sum, making it a popular spot with a fun, unique vibe.
Char Shu Bao, or BBQ pork buns, come out excellent and perfectly cooked. These buns stand out as a signature barbecue item here.
Reservations come highly recommended for dinner. Early dinners with friends offer a wonderful time.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for dinner to avoid long wait times.
Expect over an hour wait on weekends without a reservation for smaller groups.
Prices can be high, with a typical meal costing around $88 for two.
Large dining space combines Asian-style BBQ and hotpot with family-friendly arcade featuring claw machines. Open design creates a lively atmosphere with music and game sounds, suitable for families and groups. Spacious layout offers mountain views and an upscale yet welcoming vibe.
Korean BBQ lunch specials offer flavorful meats with rich, tasty broths. The large, family-style dining space combines hotpot and Asian-style BBQ for a fun, delicious experience.
More than enough food serves four hungry people, making it a solid choice for dinner. The spot works well for birthday dinners and offers a fun twist with a claw machine that can change your plans.
Good to know
The restaurant has a grand opening about a week from July 5th.
BBQ proteins range from $30 to $45 each, with combo sets from $100 to $200.
Expect large portion sizes, suitable for sharing among 3 to 4 people.
Restaurant combines modern diner atmosphere with remnants of a former Pizza Hut building. Atmosphere feels homey and relaxed, with dog-friendly patio and mountain views outside. Full bar offers exceptional Bloody Marys and affordable mimosas, complementing a menu known for large, delicious burgers and unique dishes like chorizo gravy biscuits.
BBQ dishes feature tender pork medallions and a sweet BBQ sauce that complements the pork tenderloin well. The Triple BBQ Smoked Rice Bowl offers a flavorful vegetarian option with a surprising depth of taste.
Dinner offers excellent local flavors with consistently delicious meals. The chef's skill shines through in the quality and taste of the dishes.
Good to know
Happy hour is priced at $4 on weekdays.
Kids eat free on Sundays and Mondays with a paying adult.
Bloody Mary and mimosa cost only $4 on weekends.
Strong Texas-inspired atmosphere fills the space with the smell of barbecue and great music. The environment stays clean and orderly, offering a friendly and fun vibe that feels welcoming and relaxing. Customers enjoy a quiet, cheery setting with consistently satisfying barbecue options.
Barbecue features moist brisket, delicious ribs, and barbecue beans that stand out. Options come self-serve with all-you-want portions at reasonable prices.
Hearty meals like the three meat plate serve well for dinner or lunch. The bread option is a small dinner roll labeled as Texas Toast but feels undersized for the name.
Good to know
Kids eat free at Dickey's Barbecue Pit on Sundays.
The restaurant is very clean and orderly.
Prices can vary significantly, ranging from $12 to $25 for similar meals.