Guidebook for Grand Junction
Food Scene
Bin 707 is our favorite restaurant in town, and it's only a 4 block walk from the house! Highly recommended—everything here, from drinks to food to service, is on point.
108 habitants recommandent
Bin 707 Foodbar
225 N 5th StBin 707 is our favorite restaurant in town, and it's only a 4 block walk from the house! Highly recommended—everything here, from drinks to food to service, is on point.
Tacoparty is a sister restaurant to Bin 707, and is right there as well in terms of quality food, drinks, and service. Great lunch spot for unique, locally-sourced, delicious tacos! Don't expect traditional mexican food here, but you will find something tasty.
52 habitants recommandent
Tacoparty
126 S 5th StTacoparty is a sister restaurant to Bin 707, and is right there as well in terms of quality food, drinks, and service. Great lunch spot for unique, locally-sourced, delicious tacos! Don't expect traditional mexican food here, but you will find something tasty.
Best pizza in town, period. Anything with their delicious homemade peanut sauce is highly recommended.
61 habitants recommandent
Pablo's Pizza
319 Main StBest pizza in town, period. Anything with their delicious homemade peanut sauce is highly recommended.
Best breakfast in town! Cinnamon roll french toast is a decadent treat, or try their homemade corned beef hash for a protein fix. Also serving multiple delicious flavors of mimosas and bloody marys.
55 habitants recommandent
Dream Cafe
314 Main StBest breakfast in town! Cinnamon roll french toast is a decadent treat, or try their homemade corned beef hash for a protein fix. Also serving multiple delicious flavors of mimosas and bloody marys.
An underrated breakfast spot (it's usually very quiet for breakfast, but the food is great as well as the coffee!), and a very popular lunch spot. Their paninis, salads and soups are all fantastic! This is Abram's favorite place to go on a weekday morning to focus and get some work done.
32 habitants recommandent
Cafe Sol
420 Main StAn underrated breakfast spot (it's usually very quiet for breakfast, but the food is great as well as the coffee!), and a very popular lunch spot. Their paninis, salads and soups are all fantastic! This is Abram's favorite place to go on a weekday morning to focus and get some work done.
Far and away the best breakfast burrito in town! Great coffee, too, and a nice outdoor patio for warm days. Their lunch sandwiches are pretty tasty also—try the Larry David.
9 habitants recommandent
Roasted Espresso and Subs
502 Colorado AveFar and away the best breakfast burrito in town! Great coffee, too, and a nice outdoor patio for warm days. Their lunch sandwiches are pretty tasty also—try the Larry David.
Best sushi spot in town. A 5 minute drive, but worth it.
13 habitants recommandent
No Coast Sushi - Grand Junction
1119 N 1st StBest sushi spot in town. A 5 minute drive, but worth it.
Great place to grab a quick bagel sandwich to go, coffee, or to get some work done in their spacious seating area. The lunch options are pretty good, too.
42 habitants recommandent
Main Street Bagels
559 Main StGreat place to grab a quick bagel sandwich to go, coffee, or to get some work done in their spacious seating area. The lunch options are pretty good, too.
Drinks & Nightlife
Beer is pretty good, food is great! Try the fish and chips—yes, they're made with salmon, and we wouldn't normally go for that in fish and chips, but they are really good!
40 habitants recommandent
The Rockslide Brewery and Restaurant
401 Main StBeer is pretty good, food is great! Try the fish and chips—yes, they're made with salmon, and we wouldn't normally go for that in fish and chips, but they are really good!
The locals' bar. A very LGBTQ-friendly spot, food that's pretty good for bar food, cheap drinks, and the owner supports local charities, so we like to support them!
Barons Grill
539 Colorado AveThe locals' bar. A very LGBTQ-friendly spot, food that's pretty good for bar food, cheap drinks, and the owner supports local charities, so we like to support them!
Sightseeing
First ascended in 1911 by a crazy cowboy named John Otto, who was Colorado National Monument's first park custodian and a key advocate for the monument's establishment, this stunning tower is 590' tall and one of the best easy desert tower climbs around. View it from the loop road around the monument (you'll have to pay the park entry fee), or even better, hike to its base for free by starting at the Monument Canyon Trail. The latter is a beautiful hike, and a great way to see Colorado National Monument without paying to drive around the loop road!
Independence Monument
First ascended in 1911 by a crazy cowboy named John Otto, who was Colorado National Monument's first park custodian and a key advocate for the monument's establishment, this stunning tower is 590' tall and one of the best easy desert tower climbs around. View it from the loop road around the monument (you'll have to pay the park entry fee), or even better, hike to its base for free by starting at the Monument Canyon Trail. The latter is a beautiful hike, and a great way to see Colorado National Monument without paying to drive around the loop road!
Parks & Nature
A beautiful national monument, on par with many of our National Parks! Definitely worth seeing.
50 habitants recommandent
Colorado National Monument Visitor Center
11 Rimrock DrA beautiful national monument, on par with many of our National Parks! Definitely worth seeing.
Essentials
City Market
2770 US-50The standard grocery store. Within walking distance of us.
I nicer grocery store with fresh produce, good meat and fish, and more interesting options than City Market. Not within walking distance of us.
20 habitants recommandent
Sprouts Farmers Market
1450 Independent AveI nicer grocery store with fresh produce, good meat and fish, and more interesting options than City Market. Not within walking distance of us.
Entertainment & Activities
A great climbing gym! Abram sets routes here, so look for the routes by "AH" :-)
Grand Valley Climbing
611 25 RdA great climbing gym! Abram sets routes here, so look for the routes by "AH" :-)