The Alpine Restaurant and Bar - Georgetown, Colorado

Vinicio J.

La comida está bien, regular. Nada fue de serie.
El servicio es terrible, gritan y parecen molestos. Es mejor evitar este lugar.
Decidimos comprar para llevar y comer en la acera, porque el personal es de mal gusto.

Abigail P.

La pizza muy buena !!!

Osmar O.

Buenos vinos rica comida y muy lindas las chicas que te atienden

Jorge M.

Recomiendo la pizza de bacon... increíble

Ania

Shortly: tasty homemade.
Longer:
Didn't explore much on the inside, as with loud live music (totally subjective), we opted to eat outside. But kinda alpine-looking decor looked ok.

As many noted before, there are little helpers there, three boys. I have mixed feelings on that. On one hand, it's super cute until you realize it seems it's more of a job than help. I don't know enough to comment further, I've been in the place once. Child labor is banned for a reason, so I really, really hope this is purely occasional play.

Now to food. Don't come in expecting the best meal in your life, but it's very solid, homemade food. It's like visiting your family, the meal might not be at the restaurant level, but you end up very happy 😉 We tried spaghetti meatballs with a side of Caesar's and gluten free pizza. We were very satisfied with both. The pizza is the standard GF one that's not the greatest but, again, solid - thin, kinda crispy, which I expected (not sure, but I suspect many places buy the same brand).

Overall, we were very happy and might come back if we are in the area.

Lyss S.

As a tourist, I recently dined at this restaurant, and unfortunately, my experience was far from pleasant. It was an absolute disaster from beginning to end. This place has so many problems that I’m surprised it’s still in business. The service was inexcusably bad. Our waiter, was inattentive and unprofessional. Despite the restaurant being nearly empty, we waited an unreasonably long time to get our orders taken, and even longer for our food to arrive. We arrived at 3:03 pm and received our food at 4:04 pm and left at 4:36 pm. I observed that the staff seemed inattentive to the cleanliness of the dining area. Many tables remained in the same state for an extended period, suggesting a lack of proper management or sufficient staffing. This unkempt environment detracted from what could have been a pleasant dining experience.

One of the main issues was that many of the items listed on the menu were unavailable. The image of the board shows all of the items that they were out of. Some things that are listed in online menu from their website are not actually available in house.

If you have any dietary restrictions, I do not recommend coming here. They do not have gluten free pizza crust. Additionally, they can not accommodate substituting anything on pizzas. They will charge you extra if you want to substitute and that ranges from $3 to $5 per topping. This is not advertised and they will not accommodate you even if you have dietary restrictions such as being a vegetarian.

The dishes we ordered were overwhelmingly greasy and lacked any real flavor or appeal. The pizza, as shown in the picture, was drowned in grease. The napkins to the right of the pizza soaked up the overwhelming amount of grease. The crust was soggy and weighed down by an excessive amount of grease. The toppings, rather than adding flavor, seemed to be swimming in oil. The cheese was heavy and congealed, contributing to the overall unappetizing appearance and texture. Each bite was a greasy, oily mess that left a lingering unpleasant taste. The calzone shown in the picture was a grease-laden disappointment that felt more like a chore to eat than a treat.

To top it all off, the restrooms were in a state of disrepair and lacked basic supplies like toilet paper, further highlighting the restaurant's overall neglect.

Another deeply disturbing element to this restaurant is the blatant use of child labor. The boy working appeared to be 10 years old. The use of child labor is not only unethical but also illegal in many places. The sight of this kid working instead of enjoying summer raised serious concerns about the management’s practices and priorities.

I cannot recommend The Alpine Restaurant to anyone seeking quality food or service. With unclean conditions, horrendous service, and terrible food makes this place a prime candidate for closure. I strongly advise against dining here—save your money and go somewhere that actually cares about its customers. There are plenty of other dining options in the area that offer a far superior experience.

Caitlyn

Very disappointed. This place looked really good online, and we decided to stop by after a hike. We were a party of 7, and I was the only one who needed allergy/food accommodations.
I asked the young girl who was the waitress if they could make me just a few chicken breats for me as all I'm eating is meat. She looked at me with a blank stare and said, "I don't know." So I got up to go ask someone else. I found an older waitress and explained to her that I just wanted chicken. She said I could order a salad with chicken. I told her again I'm only eating meat. She then rudely says, "You can order just chicken breast with your waitress."
I go back to the table order from my waitress, chicken. She asks if I want a small or large bowl. I said large, expecting it to be a fair amount of chicken coming.
What came out was very upsetting. A single chicken breast, the size of a phone was brought out to me, and they had the audacity to charge $6 for it.
I thought they would have been more willing to accommodate since they had gluten-free options. But! They were out of the gluten-free options when I went this past Saturday.

Sumit N.

We reached there around 6 pm.
They were out of most of their popular items so the only item we could have was Margherita pizza which was good.
Wait time was about 45 mins.
We ordered fries which never came but were there in bill 🙂