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Restaurants in Sloan Lake
Rates above the average for restaurants near Sloan Lake — one of 16 we've tracked here.
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3517 S Elati St, Englewood, CO 80110, USA
Known for: Aged bone-in ribeye that sings on your tongue
A no-frills, old-school steakhouse where quality cuts and homemade sides at budget prices make up for the chaotic cafeteria-style ordering system.
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Monday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Thursday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Saturday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Sharky's Paradise
3 months ago
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 — Hidden Gem on Federal! My husband and I stopped into Columbine Steakhouse & Lounge in Denver off Federal, and WOW — this place deserves all the love! We both ordered the T-bone steak and it was absolutely incredible. Perfectly cooked, full of flavor, and you can tell it’s real, quality meat. The meal came with a homemade baked potato loaded with the most delicious butter, a fresh salad, and a piece of toast — that old-school goodness you don’t find everywhere anymore. Our son got the corn dog with their homemade cut fries, and he loved every bite. We added A1 sauce, a little honey, grabbed some drinks, and our whole meal STILL came out to under $60. You seriously cannot beat that kind of price for the quality you get. Affordable, authentic, delicious food that makes you feel like you’re being fed the real deal — Columbine Steakhouse & Lounge is officially one of our favorite spots now. Highly recommend checking them out!
Cathline Taub
a month ago
Hole in the wall, definitely. One side you pay cash and get a cafeteria tray. The steak was amazing! The potato was great! Homemade salad dressing and homemade BBQ sauce! I am incredibly impressed 💯
Ernesto Haro
3 months ago
Stopped by this steak house on a whim because of my coworker, I remember having ate here once before years ago when I was but a young teenager and didn't care much for it at the time. I am now in my mid 20s and figured, maybe that experience 6 or 7 years ago should be revisited now. Upon arriving and waiting for my coworker to hit his vape a few times before going in, I was met with what felt like organized but unorganized chaos. I got the NY Strip "medium rare" you can quote me on that, and my coworker, the t-bone, rare. Somehow through the scuffle of getting our tray and paying we had ended up with our Texas toast and salad. Surprisingly it was very busy for an early Friday afternoon but we were able to get what I think were the last 2 seats available in the small but cozy dining area. Can't say I have any complaints about the food at this point, I got ranch dressing for my salad which was great and the Texas toast maybe being the weakest part of the duo but by no means a bad piece of toast. After hearing about a million steaks get called out (because you're supposed to keep your ear open for your cut and doneness to go back up and get it). It finally came to the point where we were the only 2 who hadn't gotten their steaks so seeing the 2 waiting for us I went up. When chef saw me he immediately started reprimanding the sous chef since he remembered that we had both ordered steaks on the rarer side which I guess ended up being taken at some point earlier by some other patrons. Chef did apologize to me, only after I stood awkwardly with both hands on the plates at the counter for 30 seconds while chef and sous argued over who got what and why others are picking up food they didn't order. I don't think it's fair to rank our steaks seeing as whoever they were supposed to go to wanted well done for some reason. Regardless though, the reason we got the incorrect order was because of the inefficiencies in this restaurant, somehow calling out steak cuts and their doneness was deemed more appropriate for order accuracy rather than asking for someone's name or giving them a number to be called out when the food is ready. As for the steak itself, my well done NY strip that was medium rare was still enjoyable, overcooked albeit considering I like my steak cooked the right way but by no fault of chef. By the time we were done eating, the lunch rush was over and I couldn't help but to think, what if we had come in at this time? Would the organized-unorganized chaos have made sense? Would I have had a significantly better experience? Would people have gotten orders that they had actually ordered? There are a lot of things I think they could implement to make patron's overall experience better here and it's unfortunate that maybe the reason they don't do that is because of the "charm" they get with being so old school. On our way out, chef apologized to us again which I really did appreciate a lot, it's part of the reason I want to give this place another shot. How good can this place be when I catch them on a good day? Only time will tell. (Pic of my guy vaping & his “rare” t-bone attached)
Kelly Jon Gillespie
3 months ago
This cash-only spot has perfected the classic steak, baked potato, and side salad for nearly five decades. The ordering is simple and fast: you're immediately face-to-face with the grill, where you choose your cut and cooking preference. Pay upfront after grabbing your sides (don't forget the Texas toast!), and seat yourself. The service is incredibly quick—a truly reliable, never-disappointing steakhouse experience And they have a bar too 3rd and Federal you can't miss it
5085 S Syracuse St, Denver, CO 80237, USA
Known for: Owner mike shanahan's legendary broncos steakhouse
6950 Broadway, Denver, CO 80221, USA
Known for: Mesquite-grilled sirloin, perfected every time