Inga's Alpine Tavern

Great little hole in the wall bar! Perfect place to have beer and fries with a friend. There's a great patio that has live music. They have board games at the front and darts outside. They have a variety of different fries on their menu and the truffle fries did not disappoint. The staff is all friendly and down to earth.

I haven't been to Inga's since it changed from Prickly Pete's. It is still a good neighborhood bar with a great patio. The inside has changed to reflect more of an aprés ski vibe. Service was super friendly and met all our requests when we asked for condiments. Some of our ketchup containers were a bit sticky. I had a vodka soda at $5 - average price for a single. I went with their gyro and fries. I was a bit disappointed with the amount of gyro meat I got. It was about 4 small slices on top of a large amount of tomatoes, onions, and cucumber. A few small feta pieces were scattered on it with not enough sauce so I am glad I asked for ranch with my fries. I had to open up the pita and mix the ingredients around to get a better bite of each ingredient. Glad I had a coupon for buy one entree get one free since I had a friend with me and we could enjoy 2 entrees for the price of one.

Inga's Alpine Tavern emerged from the good old standby of Prickly Pete's. Inga's has been up and running for a while, but a mention in Westword and a coupon told me it was time. The place definitely fits the Alpine Tavern theme with its decor and menu selections. You can get anything here from German Schnitzel to Poutine to a Gyro or Cheesesteak. The menu is extensive. I went for the Philly Cheesesteak after the waitress's suggestion. It was good. Good bread, good meat to cheese ratio and ample veggies. Portion was huge. I also opted for the waffle fries-which were prepared extra crispy- just how I like it. Inga's still retains its bar charm for happy hour get togethers. Service was great and we were checked in on several times. It was a fun place that I would go to again.

Inga's Alpine Tavern is aptly named. When you walk in, you definitely get those cozy mountain basement vibes. The ambiance is fitting for a neighborhood, locals-only watering hole.I want to like this place more than I do. I've been here a few times since the kitchen is open fairly late (by Denver standards) and it's a nice place to chill and watch a game. But $6 Coors Banquets and $8 canned beers? This isn't a high end cocktail bar, this is more of a dive. Too steep for the quality of what you're getting.In terms of food, y'all should know by now I'm a wing lover. I even have a chicken wing tattooed on me. KIDDING, but maybe I should...$15 for an order of wings is pretty standard with inflation, so that I don't necessarily care about. But these wings are tiny with a lowercase t. There's not much meat on them, and the flavors leave you wanting more. They do load up on the carrots and celery...but that shouldn't be the most exciting part about a chicken wing adventure.Maybe their wings aren't all that and I should expand my horizons to other menu items. They do have great pictures on their website, but I've never personally seen food that resembles it in person.Like I said, a super cozy neighborhood spot. I've just been let down with the food options a few times. Honestly it won't completely deter me from coming back, I just feel like I'm getting the short end of the stick here!

I had been driving past this restaurant for years and always wanted to try it. Ordered with the office today and was bummed when my burger came missing toppings and randomly included pickled onions... which is like one them toppings you either love or hate, and had I know the black and blue burger came with them it would have been a hard no. It would have to be a hard no because you can't make any requests when ordering from DoorDash. Allergic to tomatoes? Too bad, pick something else.

First the good, the dolma is good. The pretzel appetizer is w the cheese and mustard is as expected. Love the Fry's Fries. Street (chicken) tacos are always fresh and a house favorite.Now the bad, the cheesesteak was a complete letdown, especially for $16. They put it on a mini-roll (5.5"), and it's meh taste wise. The frustration is they advertise a full sized sandwich but deliver a mini one. Sell the mini for $7-$8 alone and it is more reasonable. The other frustrating thing is all of the sides are fried, minus adding a (+$5) side salad. Even veggies sticks would be a good side to offer. We sometimes order a full salad to find veggies on the menu, Caesar & Spring salad are both tasty.

I work graves at a hospital , so unless I pack a lunch , food options are SUPER limited. I have ordered from Inga's a couple times now and each time the food is amazing ! I love the different options and the quality of food ! This is my go to place for when I do order out for my work meals Oh ! And this last time I ordered the meatballs for a co-worker and she can NOT stop talking about them

Love trying new to me places. And this place didn't disappoint. Went with a friend to get a bite to eat and play trivia. Atmosphere and venue were a lot of fun. Waitstaff was very attentive, prompt, efficient and fun as well. Spent more time there than expected. Will definitely be back. Oh, food was good too. I had the mushroom swiss burger with barbacoa fries (substituted for $3 more). Burger wad good and plentiful. Friend had green chili burger with queso fries. We started with the dip sampler and wow that was right on point. Great mix of flavors.

This place was delicious! We had a couple of drinks, the Colorado schnitzel, and some wings. Food was pretty good. PB&J mule was really good, but they did run out of peanut butter before we could order a second one. We also tried the watermelon mint and the blood orange mules and they were also pretty good, but the PB&J is where it's at.The food and drinks were 5/5. However. We ordered the Colorado schnitzel and asked for poutine fries on the side. We said we didn't mind an up charge but the waitress said she didn't know if they could do it, and they didn't. Which is fine, but when we got the check it had poutine fries added to it...Also, another minor issue was that on the menu the Colorado schnitzel says it comes with slaw OR sauerkraut AND fries. We didn't get the sauerkraut and when we asked our waitress told us you can only get one of the sides. Clearly this isn't true and in pictures I see that people get both sides.

Ian, our server, was really helpful. My friends are... a lot... and he made the feel completely at home. If he doesn't love working in this atmosphere, then he had me fooled. If you are looking for a new spot to watch the gameor chill, give this place a shot. The food was really good, Cobb salad is a whole meal and in no way boring.