Cooper's on the Creek

Excellent restaurant!Food options - 5 StarsFood wait time - 5 Stars (took 10 min for a filet and brie puff pastry)Food presentation - 5 StarsFood taste - 5 starsFood portion - 5 stars I stopped in on a snowy night after some car trouble and bad road conditions. To my surprise, I got a delicious meal in this small restaurant in Georgetown, CO. I was expecting a diner or truck stop as my only options so I was very grateful and pleasantly surprised. I ordered the bacon wrapped filet that came with whipped mashed potatoes and tri colored carrots in a wine sauce. I ordered the filet medium well and it was perfectly cooked. The bacon was crispy and the steak was grilled to perfection and had that charcoal grill flavor. The wine sauce was just enough to dip each steak bite in and leave me wanting more. No good chef slathers sauce on anything. Just like a good performer, always leave them wanting just a bit more LOL. There was more meat than potatoes which is always something I appreciate. Our bodies need more meat than starch. It cheapens a dish to heap up starch on the plate and make the meat and veggies look skimpy. The carrots were roasted to perfection. The Brie in puff pastry usually comes with truffle honey but they were out so I was offered a pepper jam. It was delicious. As you can see from the photos I practically licked my plate. I forgot to take a before photo but there is a photo with my last few bites. Enjoy if you stop and eat here!

Pretty good food. I had their filet mignon and it was cooked to perfection. This is a small town restaurant, nothing fancy, no frills, but good food and friendly staff.Knocked off a star because they were out of four menu items, one of which was the reason I wanted to go there in the first place: Taos meatloaf.

We decided to stop by Cooper's on the Creek for an early lunch before our train ride on the Georgetown Loop. The option to sit by the creek really drew me in, and it didn't disappoint. Upon entering the restaurant, it was a bit dimly lit, but by 11:30 it was already filling up fast. Luckily, we snagged a table right by the creek, with open windows allowing us to soak in the fresh air and the soothing sound of the water.Our server was friendly and brought us waters right away while we browsed the menu. Although the kitchen was out of soup and a few other items, there were still plenty of appealing options to choose from. We decided on some local draft beers, the Crispy Brussels Sprouts to start, and the Bistro Chicken Sandwich. Both dishes were delicious and satisfying. The back patio really started to fill up while we enjoyed our meal, so we felt fortunate to have the perfect spot by the creek. It's definitely a place I'd recommend for a peaceful, tasty meal with a beautiful view!

This place has an awesome location. Easy to find. Service was nice and good was pretty good. We got the burger and it was huge! Crème brûlée was awesome!

While on my last road trip (Englewood to Grand Junction) and hunting for a lunch spot, we stumbled across this little gem and decided to check it out!!The staff were friendly, restaurant is large and clean, the outdoor patio has a beautiful view of the river and the food was delicious! Highly recommend the duck pot pie!! It was fabulous

A great little place just as you are entering, or leaving, Georgetown. Plenty of good parking and the building and parking lot are extremely clean. You can choose to sit inside the building proper, or you may sit in an enclosed back deck area right near the water. This area by the water is where we sat and we enjoyed it immensely. Maddie, our server, was friendly and spunky. She was attentive and efficient which made for a pleasant atmosphere. The food was on the mid range of average which is why this is a four star review instead of a five. The hemp garden burger was incredible but the Reuben was dry and entirely too light on kraut and dressing. Even the extra kraut I asked for was dry. I was disappointed with this sandwich and wouldn't order it again. The service and attractive location made this place worth the visit. The food was a little disappointing as were the portion sizes.

Came here for lunch with a group of eight. I ended up getting the chicken bistro sandwich (Grilled chicken, candied bacon, smoked provolone, black garlic aioli, ciabatta, house cut fries) and it was very underwhelming. The bread that the sandwich was on was way too big, and the chicken definitely tasted like it was previously frozen. The bacon was very skimpy and the additional toppings were laid out on tbe side of the plate as if a second thought. The fries were also very limp and could have been fried for a few more minutes at least for more crispiness. The server seemed overwhelmed and kept dropping things at both our table and another - he lost a bun on one of the sandwiches at our table and never picked it up behind my seat. Would maybe come back here for a drink due to the convenience of location but probably wouldn't come back for food.

Stopped here for lunch after visiting Georgetown and its small but I love the patio on the creek. Their mimosas are cool it's an ice cube of orange or pineapple and pretty flowers and they pour over the Prosecco. I got the duck pot pie and it was not bad I wish it had a little more gravy type filling inside it was mostly like roasted Vegis and meat with puff pastry over but flavors were nice. My guest got the grilled Caesar and liked.

Great spot to make a pit stop going up or down the mountain. The food is so good (especially anything with duck) and the staff are great. Pull off I70 relax and enjoy.

Good lunch stop after a train ride next door ( silver plume) The Brussels sprouts, duck confit and chicken sandwich here tastyTruffle fries passed the taste test & the beer selection was cool Kids enjoyed their meals !