Grand Ave Grill

Great little place in Eagle
We were in town for the CO mountain bike
state finals and wanted to support a local eatery. This place was fresh and tast-​y!
Their jalapeño poppers are handmade and served with a nice topping of pico; also, the filling was light and creamy, not super heavy. Our server was efficient, friendly and knowledgeable and is just the kind of person you want to get. Really good salads and burgers.
We’re so glad we stayed there instead of going to Vail Village. These folks know what they’re doing at a reasonable price!

We were graciously accommodated on the patio because we were traveling with our dog. The staff was so kind and helpful, as it was a busy Friday night. We enjoyed three fantastic entrée salads: Salmon, Ahi Tuna and Taco. All were fresh, flavorful and delishes. The Chef expertly dealt with several food allergies in our party. It’s a true delight to have a chef with enough skill to prepare a tasty alternative dressing when presented with a special request. Hats off to the chef! One more note — we had the pleasure of listening to some great live music on the patio while we dined. A lovely dinner in a great setting.

Immediately attracted by the setup both in/​outside… Walked in and was immediately serviced! Wanted the jalapeño poppers but apparently everyone already ate them! So we ordered calamari, a legit and plentiful order I may add. The Caesar salad wasn’t too fascinating but tasty none the less. My 14oz Ribeye was cooked to perfection and the side veg was a phenom. My girl ordered the chicken fried steak and I was quite envious; she said it was amazing! Our server was very chill and down to earth and I ensured that out service was Prime. ⁵⁄₅ hands down!

I’m the area of a La crosse tournament and tried this for lunch. Amazing! Ahi tuna on salad with ginger was great. Perfectly cooked rare tuna. My son loves the cheese steak.

This place is a wonderful contradiction. When you walk in it’s like stepping back into an old western movie so I was surprised to see such a sophisticated menu with things like Asiago crusted chicken with pesto pasta and blackened prime rib salad with goat cheese.
I settled on a colorado cheesesteak and added jalapeños because I’m a total sucker for two things — a good cheesesteak and chick-​fil-​a (more on that later). They have really great options for no extra charge to have as your side. I settled on sweet potato fries.
The cheesesteak was delicious. Great flavor and melted cheesy goodness. The bun was toasted to perfection. The sweet potato fries were pretty salty but decent.
Service was very prompt and friendly.

Something has changed with Grand Ave Grill. It is currently not living up to its strong reviews and accolades. Worst dining experience. Service was extremely slow — 10 minutes to have anyone come to our table once we were seated. The food was deplorable! French fries served were overlooked to a crisp and the taco salad with ground beef was served with a chopped up hamburger on top, not taco ground beef. It was like being served slop. Server hardly opened her mouth to us and never dared to ask how our meal was. We will NEVER eat here again! Less than even a one star rating. So if you ever find yourself in Eagle and come up on the Grand Ave Grill, just keep on driving, it is absolutely not worth the stop!

My sister lives in Eagle and I have visited many times but for some reason this was the first time we’ve gone to Grand Ave Grille. I’m so sad I had never been before! It was fabulous! Great ambiance and wonderful service and the food was fabulous. I just had a chicken sandwich, but it was very tasty and the fresh cut fries were outstanding! My 8 year old niece told the waitress it was the «most awesomest restaurant ever!» Plus I thought the prices were very reasonable. Especially for the Vail Valley. There were 7 of us in our party and not one person left a crumb on their plate. Highly recommended!

Stopped by on our way to Beaver Creek. The restaurant is very quaint and clean. The food was surprisingly good. I had the southwestern wrap and the chicken was moist and it was very flavorful. Their sweet potato fries were very good too. Worth the stop if you are in the area.

Bland food, poor service, over priced. All around a loss. I could’ve happily handled any of those things on their own but not all three at 7:30 on a Thursday.
We had the kids mac and cheese, pork tamales, and the burrito not one of them was good. Not something we’ll get sick off of but no flavor. And the burrito was hard like it’d been under a heat lamp too long.
My husband and I just had water to drink and even after asking for refills were not granted them. The waitress chose to spend the remainder of our meal at the tables next to us cleaning and recleaning them.
Very disappointing, we won’t be back even tho it’s only five minutes from home.

This was a weary traveler’s delight. We unexpectedly lost a day’s travel when the I 70 tunnel was closed. We spent our forced stay in Eagle and were very disgruntled. The bartender makes concoctions you would expect in a major city at only a few establishments. The food was good with current twists and they accommodated special requests readily. you can get a delicious meal that is also healthy. Atmosphere was cute without being over the top. Service good.

Always good, great specials and ½ price app for happy hour everyday!

One of the best choices for American food in Eagle (or the valley for that matter). The prices are very reasonable. They have a pretty good sized menu to choose from, with something for everyone. I personally would recommend the Tuna bruschetta appetizer. It comes with avocado and on wontons – delicious.
This is a great place for dinner. They have a few good house cocktails and a pretty good beer selection.

We went here after a long day at Glenwood Springs. The food was wonderful, but the service was terrible. Overall the service was bad enough to make this a never again for me.

The menu has always been awesome but now with the new ICE CREAM window it is the bomb! Had the Aplple Caramel Crunch shake and am now addicted.

Great drink on special called the Moscow mule tonight. Yummy. Great food had by all… Definitely will go back during this business trip!

My Wife and I went here for Burgers on a Friday night and it was great. Nice and big burgers and a seat by the fire. I would recommend this place for dinner.
Previously, I was here for a Sunday Brunch with my parents, wife and a fair number of friends. My wife and I ordered the pancakes and a breakfast burrito and split both items. Both items were decent, but the green eggs and ham actually looked really good, so I’ll probably try that next time (although maybe I’ll leave out the ham). Service was good for such a large group. My mother’s eggs were a little under-​cooked, but the waitress replaced them quickly and without incident. (I don’t think anything was comped for her trouble, but this isn’t exactly Sweet Basil.) Not a bad experience, but neither was it particularly outstanding.

Grand Avenue Grill is great. I get lunch there frequently — the fish tacos and fish wrap are awesome! So are the burgers and the pork green chile. Great prices and really friendly service. All around a great place!

Wanted to start trying local cuisine as my wife and I just moved to Eagle. Unfortunately we (and the couple behind us) had an extended wait for service, no mention of any specials and after we finally got some wine and water, the Chicken Fried Steak was fine, but served simultaneous with the appetizer. Once we had polished off our hot-​lamp heated bread pudding, we knew it was time to go.

One of my favorite things about coming to the mountains are all of the locally owned restaurants like this one. This was a cute place with really good food. A group of us came here on the Friday before the long weekend for a mini celebration in honor of my cousin who was graduating from HS the next day.
We started with 3 appetizers, the jalapeño poppers, artichoke dip & the calamari. Now I know when one thinks of jalapeño poppers, one thinks of the frozen kind that you get at the store. These were not even close. They were fresh, stuffed with cream cheese, and lightly battered and fried. So yummy! The artichoke dip was full of flavor and the pita chips that came with were warm and tasted fresh. The calamari was equally as good as the other two apps and went quickly.
They have quite the menu here that offers a little bit of something for everyone. From fish to salads, burgers to pasta I really don’t think you can go wrong. One of the specials that was offered that night was Salmon Fish & Chips. My aunt who ordered that was in heaven. I opted for a burger which was pretty dang big and extremely juicy. My mom ordered the talapia that came with a asiago crusted mashed potato cake and some other veggies. The talapia was good but that potato cake was what made the dish IMO.
Our waitress was awesome, funny, and attentive. She was on top of it with water, drinks and anything else we needed. I was really glad we came here for dinner and I hope I come back the next time I am in Eagle for the weekend.
Cheers!

This is a good place to come if you have to do anything near the airport. It’s only about 5 minutes away.
It’s warm and cosy inside which is nice and inviting. Problem is that the service isn’t very good, food takes forever to come out, and the food isn’t really worth the wait. It’s nothing special.
The margaritas say that they are fresh lime (they are not, they are made from a mix) and I suspect that the food they use is pretty processed. My ribs were dry, mashed potatoes were cold but my friends that ordered the burgers were really happy. So maybe stick with that.