Maggie's Restaurant

Food and service were great even though we came in very late. Nice warm place to grab a bite to eat after seeing the ice castles

The 2 ladies working were the only ones there. Hostessing, serving, cleaning etc. They need to hire some more help, I felt so bad for them! We were not in a hurry, and we are also very compassionate people, so the wait was ok. The Ruben was delicious as were the onion rings (up charge). The ranch dressing was very good too. The burger was good, but the bacon was very chewy and hard to eat. All in all, I would go back for the Rueben and rings....The place was dated and simple, kind of dark feeling. Ample tables (especially if they only have 2 employees)!!

Great place to eat that is out of the casino buzz. Cute room, nothing incredibly fancy but it has good character and comfy dining chairs Food was good and reasonably priced. Staff was really friendly. Our server was really pleasant when I asked for some modifications due to allergies. They were a bit understaffed both times we came in. While everyone was very friendly, things took a while due to volume so if you're in a hurry bring your patience with you. Interesting: I think they make their standard bloody Mary's with tequila, which I would have called a bloody Maria. So if you're getting a bevy, mention what spirit you want.

Located in the Colorado Grande Casino in Leadville.Early dinner and we were the first to enter that mid-week day. Ordered Colorado Smokehouse Burger - good size and tastyChef Salad - ample size and flavorfulIce teasServer: Cami, who provided attentive service, considering that it was not her normal shift.Dining room was comfortable.

3.5 stars. Not great but not terrible. There aren't many food options in the area with kids so we settled here. Service was good and food came out fast. I really feel middle of the road about this place. Everything was just mediocre. Lol

I spent the night in their hotel and decided to have breakfast at Maggie's. I think I made a good choice. It's down stairs from the main casino. As I walked down I liked that it was secluded from the noise of the casino. It was a nice quiet place to enjoy a meal. I was greeted by Felicia, a very nice young lady, that showed me to my table. I told her that this was my first time dining at Maggie's and she told me about some highlights of the menu. I decided on the Biscuits and Gravy. Initially I asked for the full order, but Felicia mentioned that it was quite a bit of food so I decided to just go for the half order. I didn't want to be weighed down all day by a giant breakfast. It was a good choice. It came with one split biscuit that was slathered with some delicious country gravy, two perfectly done sunny side up eggs, and hash browns. All in all, it was a good meal and if I am in the area again, I will definitely come back.

We went for breakfast Saturday morning during the Ice Festival. We found the side door to be the entrance where you can go in when you have kid as they don't allow them to walk though the casino (understandably). Once we got down to the host stand where it said, "wait to be seated," it took incredibly long for someone to greet and sit us. We waiting because we knew there were no other options and all but one table was empty in the establishment. Once we sat the coffee and water came quickly and food not too long after. It was a decent breakfast and the server/hostess came around often. The inside tables, carpet and walls are pretty basic and bland but if you look closely, you'll see a lot of the old architecture and character of the old building itself.

So this place is the second most highly rated restaurant in Cripple Creek, and maybe I was naive to think the food would be good. No, it was not. The restaurant is a small "hole in the wall" place on the side of the main strip of CC. I like hole in the wall places so that was perfectly fine!The atmosphere is "cute" and I wonder how old the place is, and how it used to look. I am sure it was beautiful in its day....but now I feel the charm has faded.The service....not great at all. The waitress had no idea how to handle someone with allergies. I asked about ingredients and every answer she said was "it is frozen" "it is instant." I was pretty surprised at this that every single thing we asked about from entrees to appetizers were described as pre-cooked/frozen/instant food. Nothing was homemade/from scratch. Nothing. For a restaurant, I felt this was a joke, especially for the prices. I ordered mashed potatoes (instant) and shrimp cocktail (frozen). The shrimp was literally yellow. Yellow. And everyone's else's meals- well, let's just say we left hungry. The mac and cheese was box, the chicken tenders frozen, and the fish n chips- frozen. These were not assumptions but words of the server when asked about ingredients. This is definitely not somewhere we will visit again.

. Really bad service for a Wednesday lunch at 1115am.Waited 45 minutes for food. Only saving grace was a generous glass of wine. Not staffed up for midweek lunch customers. Won't be back

The first think you may become aware of is the number of casinos in Cripple Creek. It seemed like there were way too many for such a small town - several small ones on multiple blocks of the main street. Maggie's is a restaurant in the bottom of the Colorado Grande Casino. They are admittedly understaffed (acknowledged on a sign requesting understanding), but the servers and wait staff worked very hard and were focused on their customers (ours was #1005 - C. Quaels and he was great!). We came for lunch and it was very good. Their basic cheeseburger with onion rings upgrade was really good, although cooked a bit beyond the medium request. The Reuben with fries was excellent but was too much to eat. All reasonably priced. We definitely recommend Maggie's in Cripple Creek for lunch.