The 49th Food and Spirits

So glad they opened a second location. It is much closer for me and I love this place!The blue cheese chips are phenomenal!...well...everything is. Cool, casual decor make it easy to hang out there and the employees are aiming to please.Try it, you'll like it!

Had dinner here recently with friends, a small eatery thats very busy. A small francise restaurant with an Alaskan theme. Greeted after a couple minutes, sat by a window with a moose head overhead. Mason jar water glasses, rustic with wood and stone interior.Chips with blue cheese and bacon appetizer was a good start and a twist on chips n salsa.The menu is concise and covers all the bases for most palettes. After giving the menu a good read, I opted for the Elk Meatloaf with gravy over mashed and green beans with bacon.This is a good meal, flavorful, hearty and filling. The meatloaf is rich and fairly mild for Elk and a nice serving. 4 Stars a good choice for dinner or lunch00995

I visited twice, and they struck out on visit two. The burgers are ok. I liked that they use grass fed beef and elk.I sat at the bar both times. They have a printed set of intimdating RULES that seem to go back to their original Alaskan roots, but the servers seem to still have a back-woods negative attitude.The first visit a bit friendlier, but it was very hot inside. Turn on the AC please.The second and last visit I questioned an extra KITCHEN surcharge. The server and the manager became rude and argumentative with me over 69 cents. No, I am not paying an extra charge that was not presented to me when I ordered. The bartender said she cant pay her bills without it. Well, be nice and provide good service, that will fix itself.I literally live next door and could walk here on a regular basis, but over 69 cents and your rude behavior, you lost all future business. I will just walk by, walk ten more minutes to friendlier restaurants on Main St., Littleton.

This place specializes in Alaskan food and drink. We each had one of the IPAs. I loved the hazy and he loved the more hoppy one.Service was great and the place had a nice Northwoods feel even though it's in a kind of strip mall. I had the special, halibut fish and chips. The batter was great, very light. The fish may have been a bit overcooked, but it was decent. The French fries were so good, lightly seasoned, super crispy and very hot. My husband had the salmon entree. It had a nice glaze and sautéed veggies. Recommend both.

The food was really good, better than expected, but the service was so slow. I felt bad that there was only one person working when we were there. They need more people than just the bartender serving. I appreciated that they had a few low tables to sit at, since mostly all are big tops. I'll go back for the food and hope the service is better.

The 49th Food and Spirits is a spinoff of the original 49th located just west of this location. The restaurant does an amazing job of having a theme of Alaska food and spirits. The menu and drinks all have a connection to Alaska in some way and are unique in their food options.Their special board had some pretty amazing options, including a burger of the month, a featured sauce for the chicken wings, and more great options.I had the burger of the month - Hidden Valley Pickle Burger. They did a great job balancing the pickles wit the other ingredients and the bacon tasted great. I decided to get the white bean and bacon soup as my side which tasted great and had lots of bacon in it.They have a nice selection of beers from Alaska Brewing including my favorite Alaskan Amber.I could come back here many times and always eat different things. I enjoyed my meal and it was large enough that I brought half of it home for the next day.

Always wanted to try the original location but heard it was always packed! Was so happy to hear they opened one closer to me. The fried artichokes were good and crispy, house salad was big and pretty fresh (yummy raspberry jalapeño vinaigrette), fish and chips were perfect and dessert was delicious.Ambiance was good, games were on and good crowd!Can't wait to come back and try more! Thanks for the nice service too.

I believe we went to the bar in another part of Littleton years ago. But this place opened up in the space which used to be The Lost Cajun, on the corner of Santa Fe and Prince in Littleton. We came in for a drink to try out the new place. It was busy, so we sat at the bar.I couldn't see the beers, so I asked the bartender what beers they had. He pointed at the taps. He was rude and had a bad attitude. He rattled off the beers and I said I'd take the Left Hand. IPA. He said, "No, you won't. That's not an IPA."The beer has left a better taste in my mouth than the experience. Thanks to this guy, I'd rather walk three blocks in the other direction and go to Denver Beer Conpany. There are a lot of places in Littleton to support, and I'd rather go to a place that appreciates their customers.

Excellent food, excellent service, excellent menu options. Everything is very well priced for the high quality you get. I always take guests if all ages here. Something for everyone. Easy free parking.

Kink blackberry burger!!!!Blackberry jam, blue cheese, fresh fried jalapeño slices all on an amazing burger. This places and the other location never disappoints. Great friendly service. Not fake nice they are genuinely nice. You're missing out if you're not eating here.