Best Nightlife in Longmont

"Guys, Leaf is the REAL DEAL. Like the Kitchen, you will need to call ahead for a reservation, but it’s 200% worth it. All their food is unique, made with love, and delicious. It’s similar to Zeal, but fancier and more spruced up."

"Driving through Boulder and needed a good healthy place to stop at. Tons of vegetarian/vegan options. This place did not disappoint at all, highly recommend!"

"The elegant yet rustic Flagstaff House Restaurant of Boulder offers scenic views while guests dine on the finest wild game Colorado has to offer. Guests are also treated to an extensive wine collection featuring over 15,000 bottles from wine regions all over the world, including California, Burgundy, and Bordeaux. Special collaborations with local breweries are just one of the few unique treats which help visitors have a truly one-of-a-kind Colorado experience."

"Flagstaff House is the perfect venue for foodies, because their restaurant is by far one of the best in Colorado!. The restaurant has huge panorama windows looking out over Boulder, along with a large deck (great for small ceremonies, and cocktail hour in summer). This venue is easily combined with mountain photos further up on Flagstaff, and it’s a popular choice for receptions after Sunrise Amphitheater ceremonies."

"The Flagstaff House, is arguably the best restaurant in Boulder—and for miles. This high-end, French-American restaurant has won more dining and travel awards than any other restaurant on Colorado’s Front Range."

"Frasca Food and Wine is the creation of Chef Lachlan Mackinnon-Patterson and Master Sommelier Bobby Stuckey. The two share a passion for fine wine and Friulano cuisine, reflected in the extensive wine list of more than two hundred varieties and the excellently prepared food. The Friulano cuisine come from northeast Italy’s Friuli-Venezia Giulia region and the Frasca neighborhood plays a significant part of the region’s food tradition."

"If you’re a foodie who wants to taste Boulder’s best, head back to downtown and visit Frasca Food and Wine and see why Bon Appetit named Boulder the “Foodiest Town in North America.” Frasca is hands down one of Boulder’s finest restaurants, with three notable James Beard awards under its belt. If you like wine, you’ll be delighted to know Frasca is co-owned by Bobby Stuckey, one of the most respected drink-makers in the state."

"Enjoy chef Kelly Jeun and chef Eduardo Valle Lobo’s luxurious 4-course menu with two options per course along with some incredible by-the-glass offerings all weekend. Reserve here for Frasca’s Valentine's Menu ($200/person), offered Feb. 12-14, 2021. Or, dine in Frasca’s Yurt Village or new Alpenglobes for an exquisite tasting menu ($250/person with optional wine pairings), reservable here."

"The West End Tavern has teamed up with Boulder Spirits for a romantic, five-course dinner paired with an interactive whiskey tasting with Boulder Spirits head distiller, Alastair Brogan. This experience is available as a pre-order take-out package (complete with a video guide to your whiskey tasting) or for dine-in with a reservation. Check here for more information."

"| Food ranging from $3-$7: Deviled eggs, yam chips, Hummus, Fries, Wings and sliders. Late night happy hour:Thursday-Saturday 10 p.m."

"Fam Bam was celebrating a Birthday & very happy we went to The West End Tavern. Sam our server took great care..."

"The Bohemian Biergarten, just across the street from the Hotel Boulderado, features great stand-up comedy, karaoke and beer in an authentically European atmosphere. Or walk west up Pearl Street (it has a distinctly different mood after dark) and stop by Tahona Tequila Bistro, an open-air Latin restaurant with some of the best margaritas in town; all lime juice is hand-squeezed every day. If you want a margarita with a view, the Rio Grande has a hopping rooftop bar with a perfect view of the Flatirons."

"Unique Czech-inspired brews, late night eats, karaoke, live music, dancing, and food and drink specials characterize this lively Downtown Boulder hangout."

"The Attic offers excellent pubfare, dancing, and karaoke every week. Local bands keep the atmosphere hoppin' and a hardwood dance floor, offering seating during the day, is cleared for all of your dancing escapades in the evening. Take a break and enjoy their free pool tables or grab a drink at their ornate and fully stocked bar."

"This pub is Colorado's original microbrewery and produces the finest handcrafted brews using only natural ingredients. Sample the award-winning beers and witness the brewing process in action. The American menu features burgers, fries, fish and chips, and other pub favorites."

"Like its smash sibling in LoHi, this bustling Pearl Street Mall food hall boasts two bars and a rooftop deck, but the roster of stalls it houses is all its own (with the exception of Venezuelan hit Quiero Arepas, which graces both locations). Here you’ll find modern deli fare at Rye Society, hummus bowls and pita wraps at Boychik, bao and noodles at Pig and Tiger, pizza at New Yorkese, and market-driven salads and burgers at Rooted Craft Kitchen; for teetotalers, there’s also coffee from Method Roasters. The Pabellon at Quiero Arepas, stuffed with stewed beef, black beans, sweet plantains, cheese, and avocado-cilantro sauce."

"Enjoy some delicious brews and grab a few bites at some of the eateries featured inside the cafeteria style first-floor. These kinds of establishments would be called Hawker Stalls in Singapore. They were our absolute favorite when traveling Singapore on a budget."

"Turley's Kitchen has all the classic breakfast options one can wish for. With entrees like omelets, benedicts, and foods "from the griddle" there is no going wrong. If you're looking for some sweet options, their "Monkey Bread," the first item on the breakfast menu is house-made, cinnamon caramel bites with cream cheese drizzle and candied pecans."

"The Snooze A.M. Eatery is always filled with people, therefore you may come across a wait, however, they will text you when they can seat you and in the meantime, you can walk around Pearl Street and get some shopping in. This trendy restaurant serves breakfast food from 7 AM to 3 PM, where you can choose from their countless options on the menu or create your own combination (which is great for those who have trouble deciding what to order). Snooze offers food from their "flavors of the hen" section with all styles of egg to their "sweet utopia" section with pancakes and french toasts to fulfill anyone's sweet tooth."

"Snooze's most recent expansion is in Boulder on 1617 Pearl Street, where even during the week, lines are out the door because their reputation precedes them. Opened in 2006, there are now seven locations around Colorado and one in San Diego. The feel of Snooze's interior is retro and reminiscent of The Jetsons, and the environment is always fun and upbeat."

"Daniel and I started our day trip to Boulder with a late brunch at Snooze Cafe. The breakfast food was phenomenal and super filling."

"It is a sure thing; we have never had a bad experience there. The pretzel bites with queso and the..."

"This restaurant has been serving great food since 1998 with their 8 AM to 9 PM, all-day breakfast options. Foolish Craig's is famous for their savory and sweet crepes that are served with house potatoes or cheesy grits. What is better than that?"

"My mother and I found this restaurant by chance when driving down Pearl St. It looked fun and unique so we gave it a shot. The front/outside of the…"

"Pei Wei is inspired by ancient Asian cooking, from the wok-fired classics of China to the street markets of Thailand, freshly made to order in open kitchens."

"For diners seeking quick deliveries or takeouts, this no-fuss restaurant is the perfect place to get lunch or dinner. Located along Broadway Street, Kim’s Food To Go is a decent eatery known for its Vietnamese, Chinese, and Thai offerings. One can conveniently order online for these sumptuous meals and be assured of fast delivery service."

"Small museum presenting the history of the CU Boulder campus and its alumni, including exhibitions on space exploration, a history of CU marching bands and a LEGO® model of campus. Learn more CU Heritage Center"

"A federally funded research center established to work for the research and development regarding weather, atmosphere and its science. Though the place is inaccessible for tourists, visitors can walk around the premises and enjoy its beauty and serenity. They can also visit the museum and watch the various item put on display there."

"In the early 1930s-1950s, a small group of scientists established the National Center of Atmospheric Research to address major challenges the society faced at the time. Today, it sits against the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and presents modern exhibits, different public tour options, and school field trips."

"1850 Table Mesa Dr(303) 497-1000http://scied.ucar.edu/art-science-galleries. Two galleries at the NCAR Mesa Lab in Boulder, Colorado, showcase exhibits that connect art and science. Both Art-Science Galleries are open daily from 8:00 a.m."

"Visual Arts Complex1085 18th StreetBoulder, CO 80309(303) 492-8300http://www.colorado.edu/cuartmuseum/. Since the foundation of their collections in 1939, the University of Colorado Art Museum has been a hub for exploration of art. Today, they strive to serve as a generator and incubator of artistic inquiry and programs engaging students, the broader campus community, and the public."

"CU's art museum has three cavernous rooms, each featuring exhibits that change every few months. Works of art from the university's private collection, traveling exhibits and student/faculty works are typically..."