Generations Wine & Martini Bar

Disappointed. The woman that waited on us wasn’t on her game. She didn’t want us to keep a menu and noticed she did the same with other patrons as well.
She didn’t offer us more drinks and I had to ask her for a menu. She was very short with us. I got the feeling she thought we were poor?, Although I dropped $ 60 there.

The food is fabulous! The cocktails, creative. The ambiance: local bar gets modern. The service; friendly and professional. The food — wow! Come! The menu changes, and the chef will accommodate you even though there is something for everyone on the menu. Greens are fresh, crunchy, lightly dressed. Sandwiches are hearty without being heavy. Soups and salads are creative and satisfying. Lots of choices for those with limited diets. Someone (it feels like everyone) really cares about your experience here. We drive from Fort Collins — this place is one of a kind. I advise diving into the martini menu. I’ve got a few now favorites!

Nice ambience. The curry soup was fabulous as was the chicken and Brie pizza. Excellent! Amber was very nice and also very attentive. We will definitely be back.

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Enjoyed drinks and pizza on Halloween night. Drinks were good the pizza was tasty and the service was good. Nice little out of the place way near downtown Loveland. Tried the bacon rapped dates. Good! Also had the meat pizza and the chicken, brie and apple pizza. Both had a nice taste. Will definitely go back to try other items.

This is my favorite place in Loveland! It’s super cute and has dining indoors or out. This is the first place I take visiting friends and family to eat. Brunch on Saturday and Sunday is yummy and their dinner is excellent and reasonably priced. Drinks are always good. Amber is the best waitress and is always sweet and friendly. This place is great for any occasion.

The food is fabulous. Very disappointed with the service the last two times we’ve been here. Seems like a common thread in Loveland restaurants, I know you can do better!

Great spot for drinks, haven’t had any food except dessert, but that was great too. The staff is really nice, and you can tell they actually love the place. Truly one of Loveland’s hidden gems. Wait for the train to roll through, and have a train shot. It’s definitely worth it.

Had dinner here last Friday night with a girlfriend. The flank steak and greens was amazing! Best dish I have had in a long time. Flavorful– great presentation and fresh. We each had a fabulous martini — mine was the basil martini– yummy! I will be back. Cute cute décor too!

Great cocktails with an intimate setting. Very nice place to spend an evening.

My wife and I wanted to go out and grab some martinis. We used to go to Elliot’s in Fort Collins before we moved and wanted something like that. Honestly, I didn’t expect it to be as good as Elliot’s, but it ended up being better.
The atmosphere is more inviting and much quieter. When I go out for drinks with anyone I want to actually be able to socialize, not yell over the music and noise. This place is more calm and relaxing than Elliot’s and we both appreciated that.
They also serve food, and it’s very well done. I’ve seen some people complaining about the menu size, but I honestly thought it had a solid selection. I thought they had plenty of different entrees, sandwiches, pastas, and appetizers to choose from. While not as many options as some restaurants may have, this is obviously a place that prefers to focus on a small, quality menu of unique food instead of a large menu that forces them to sacrifice quality. We had the Scottish Nachos, a margherita pizza, and bread pudding. We loved all of it, and I can see us coming here just for dinner some time.
Perhaps most importantly, the martinis were great. My wife had the Elderberry & Lychee, and I had the Tiramisu. They were mixed perfectly, and we’ll be coming back to try more of the martini menu.
Pricing really wasn’t bad like some have complained about. Dinner is in the $ 10 – 13 range (although you can find more expensive items), which is standard for any chain restaurant, except the food is far better here. Martinis were $ 8 each and the size of a double, also the going rate. Service was excellent, and the food came out fast. We’re definitely coming back here for a variety of reasons, and I strongly recommend that you give it a shot.

Nice little spot in Loveland. We stopped in here on our way from Fort Collins to Boulder.
We only had drinks but the manhattan made with a local bourbon was great and the bartender Amber was fantastic.

My wife and I only visited this bar once, it was awesome service and delicious drinks! If I had more time I would definitely visit them again.

Great martinis and tapas! This is a wonderful place for happy hour. I highly recommend the chocolate martini for dessert!

#awesome Great martinis great food. One of Downtown Loveland’s coolest places to hang out.

Generations is a classy little bar on the other side of the tracks on fourth street! A long list of wines and speciality drinks, with a beer or two on tap! The drinks and service are great but what I love most about generations is the food! The best bar food hands down! Their chef is very creative and pays much attention to detail! They always have something new and excited to offer! Sometimes the chef brings your food to your table which is a real treat, I love chatting with kortne when I visit! Kept it up generations!

Very cozy eclectic place. Fantastic martini menu and appetizers are fantastic. A bit over priced.

Small and easily packed out on the weekends but the drinks are great! Finally a decent wine and martini bar in Loveland. I just wish the space was bigger.
Excellent food. I’m obsessed with the duck sandwich. It’s got a zip to it and the flavor is incredible. A muzzy try!

My wife and her parents went here for Easter buffet, which apparently you need reservations for — strange since it didn’t appear busy. Anyways, we found the place off of 4^th and the outside was very unassuming, but once we walked in it felt very classy! We were quickly given a table and the décor was quite interesting. I can see why they named it Generations with all of their own family photos on the wall. There is a sense of poetry in the photos that inspire conversations. The rest of the décor was well thought out and well put together.
The server was very friendly and I was very impressed with her! Since the meal was buffet style we just had to order drinks. The options were juice, water, mimosas and a bottomless blood mary bar (which is cool if you like those). I had a Mimosa and they had bloody marys. They were all good, but expensive (the prices were not on the menu — kinda sneaky).
The food was all typical breakfast items including waffles, country potatoes, biscuits and gravy, etc. They also had some other interesting items such as shrimp and salmon! All of the food was good and I would recommend anyone to this establishment. I’ll have to warn them about the prices, but that shouldn’t deter most from coming here on an occasional basis.

Seven of us from a conference in town stopped by for a wine tasting on Thursday evening in February. The day after they reopened after their refurbishing. It was pretty quiet even though there were three tables occupied.
We were given a choice of seats and we took forever to order but they were patient with us. The server, I think his name was Andrew, was a English chap who was quite entertaining. Under different circumstances however, I would probably call him incompetent. But we were in high spirits despite the snow. (One of the ladies who’s about 35 or so loudly mentioned she hadn’t been carded and he ran back from the kitchen asking to see her ID. It was kinda hilarious. Even more so because of the context… haha)
We ordered 4 tapas style appetizers. I got the bacon wrapped dates, which is the special that you get if you show your Unilocal check in to them. It was DELICIOUS! They were lovely and gave us seven pieces of everything that we ordered, which is probably not how many is usually on the plate. They also took off a bunch from our bill. By my standards, that’s A-​OK!
The wine tasting was informative and delicious. There was a chardonnay, a rose, and another wine starting with an M. I forget. it was deliciously sweet. The sommelier told us a lot about his wine classes and even gave a couple of us a fancy cork screw. I was a little bummed I didn’t get one but I couldn’t have brought it with me anyway so that’s okay :)
If I’m ever in town again, I’d definitely be back. They seem to have lots of specials and deals, even other than Thursday night ladies night!