Bishops Quarter

This is our new go-to spot since we moved to Loveland. The atmosphere is great. They have live music often, a rooftop terrace, and great food. I'm a huge fan of the blackened grouper. My wife loves the French onion soup and the buffalo chicken wrap. They also have a solid beer and spirits lineup.

There were four of us that came to listen to our friends play music on a Friday night. The hostesses couldn't have been more lovely explaining the wait, then getting us in for our table through the crowded bar area. Our server, Lilly, was friendly and on the ball throughout our dinner. For the table we order fish and chips, buffalo chicken sandwich, and the creole pasta. The fish had an great batter and the fries were also good. The creole pasta was very creamy and comforting, and the chicken sandwich was overcooked so the breading had a yucky taste and the chicken was very dry. In addition, they pour a mean drink, which I appreciate. This place is a solid restaurant with a fun atmosphere. In the summer it's even better with the decks and patios.

Visited on a Saturday for a private event. Was a little hard to find parking nearby during peak time (12 PM). Tried a lavender martini off the menu which was very flavorful and then switched to classic martini which was also very tasty. For food they had brussel sprouts, salad, chicken pasta and pretzel bites. The food was good and had a lot of flavor. The downfall was the plates, as ALL of them were dirty. There was a stack of almost 100 plates and every single one was not clean. Hopefully this was a slip up before a big event, but no way to tell

We stopped in on a cold afternoon for lunch with another couple. The bourbon menu is extensive. Even though it was lunch, I ordered a Woodford Reserve Wheat on the rocks. The first thing to note is it is served with a single square ice cube. I ordered the fish and chips which was outstanding! We introduced our friends to fried cheese curds which was an instant hit. The other noteworthy fish was a sea bass on salad entree. The ladies both loved the sea bass. My friend ordered a wrap and was thrilled. All in all, the experience was wonderful and the Woodford warmed me up. We will definitely go back. If you are a bourbon fan, you need to check this place out, enjoy.

My favorite restaurant in Loveland! The food is great and the ambiance of the place. Never had an issue with the service, make a reservation beforehand.

Some friends were showing us around Loveland and suggested this place for dinner, so we gave it a shot. We were seated in a great spot on the 2nd floor balcony - it had an awesome New Orleans vibe. Our server (Christa?) was super friendly and attentive.I started with the French Onion Soup and it was quite good. For my entree, I had the crab cakes and I enjoyed them...great flavor and consistency. We finished our meal with the beignets, which were a wonderful treat!

It's been awhile but I love this place! Great view of downtown Loveland. Rooftop bar & great food. Also right on the bike trail!

Bishops Quarter is a New Orleans inspired restaurant in downtown Loveland. We recently went for a friend's rehearsal dinner and loved it! It definitely reminded me of the trips I've taken down to NOLA and the walks to Cafe Du Monde for coffee & beignets.Here's what we had: Fried Brussel Sprouts with Remolade Soft Pretzels and Beer Cheese Bruschetta Cajun Chicken Pasta Gumbo Hazelnut Beignets Cheesecake BitesEverything was so, so good! Sprouts are one of my favorite foods and these had great flavor with an excellent sauce, and the gumbo was quality (it also had shrimp in it which was not listed in the menu). I would definitely return here to try other items on the menu. I also thought the pretzels and beer cheese were bomb.

I had the tour of New Orleans. It was absolutely delicious. Fish was cooked perfect. They also have quite a selection of bourbon. I will definitely go back.

Aesthetically, this place hits all the marks. Gas lamps outside, wood bar inside. Extensive (overpriced) bourbon list. We asked the server how big the bourbon pours were. She initially said 1oz. We were surprised given some of the pricing and said we would order if the pours were at least 1.5oz. She proceeded to check 3 times with different people and flip flopped each time between pour sizes. Turns out it is 1.5oz, confirmed after we had finished our meal and were cashing out. Server and 3 others stood behind the bar chatting for most of our meal. Mixed drink was never served, water was never refilled, server never checked in on food (which was delivered by a food runner). Food is "not terrible" largely because the frozen tater tots were cooked well. Skip the grouper tacos. Grouper was well seasoned, but on flour tortillas with a small smear of (flavorful) avocado, it turned into a gummy mess. For $16 you can get better tacos at the food truck next door.