Willis Case Bar & Grill

For the purposes of this review, I'm comparing this to other similar golf course eateries, rather than to stand alone restaurants... If it were just a restaurant, more like a three star experience - A-OK.So the good news is that this place actually cranks out some pretty good grub, and the portion size is great. There is a no-frills eating area inside, but the nice views and fresh are of the large outdoor (covered) patio make that the winning option, weather permitting. Friendly staff and fast enough service make this a pretty easy choice for a 19th hole Apres Golf...

Friends moved into this neighborhood and invited us to dinner here. Otherwise, I'd never have known it exists! It's the lounge at a city-run golf course. It overlooks I-70, but beyond that is the lake and a nice view.The room is pretty spartan. There are tables and chairs and not much else in the way of decor. We went on a Friday night when they are open l"ate" (until 8pm) and ordered the prime rib special. It's a great deal and was a fun night. They didn't give us menus when they heard we were there for the special, so I don't know what the rest of the menu is like. Friends recommend the breakfast burritos and AYCE Taco Tuesday. I'd go back to dine with my friends again.

Consistently awful experience playing a course that has so much potential. The pro shop couldn't care less about its players because they know the will booked solid with its accessibility near Denver. 6 hour rounds with the pro shop and starters being ok with 6 somes going off together even after bringing it to their attention. If you are a complete beginner or have no responsibilities for the day this is the place for you. And with all this a $21 cart fee... criminals. Don't play here

This is a great spot. Good service, great prices, good views. The manager, on the other hand, is a problem. She is salty, sits at the bar (one of four chairs) and expresses disdain for regulars. I tried to avoid times when she is on staff. A better manager would try to keep regulars happy and solicit feedback. I have never seen it.

We live a stone's throw so decided to check it out. It's about what I expected I guess, old golfers and families,​ relaxing (we went around 6 on a Friday). The bartender​ was nice​ but had the look of someone a little overworked, but she was friendly and brought our food out quite fast.The nacho is good sized and pretty good. Overall​ the menu looks like it's got a few things that sound good, so I'm excited to try them. All that on top of a pretty stellar view and cheap drinks during happy hour, I've no complaints.

The view is awesome. The [happy hour] beer prices are good.16 oz Flat Tire for $3.Regular price for PBR is $2.25. If you buy 5, the 6th one is free. That is just $1.88 per beer!Sat on the excellent patio and enjoyed the clouds on a hot August [2011] day.Very good service from the bartender. Convivial.Did not eat any food.

I am probably a three or three and a half now. I used to be a 4 or 4.5. They used to have food specials every night--now just Taco Tuesday and breakfast all day on Saturdays. *yawn*. Their food is overpriced ($11 for most grill entrees and $6 for fries). Though you can get a house salad for $6 in a pinch or a burrito for $5.25. The best reason to come is for thedrinks. They do have great drink deals during HH. Their HH is from 3-6 but but only on weekdays now (used to be weekends). So I would say avoid coming here on weekends unless you are golfing or a big fan of breakfast choices on Sunday.

Great place for happy hour. Friendly customers and bartenders. $2.00 drafts 4-7 every weekday.

What a great place to open a bar restaurant. Had a seat, waited for not existing service. Went up to the bar service , and the fun begins. What ever you do, do not ask a waitress to do just that. Makes me thankful I do not need to hire people who actually give a shi*. Good luck, never again.p.s. Asked the waitress wanna be about the lack of service, "your welcome " KMA.

We used to enjoy a beer and fries after golf. But last time we were there, a simple domestic beer like Coors was $4 and a side of fries was $6. The rates to play golf are really nice and low, but I guess the plan is to get the money back in the restaurant. $10 for fries and a beer. Wow, that hurts!