Blind Pig Pub

A group of us popped in for lunch here on a Wednesday afternoon, and it was a pretty good experience. The food was very tasty, and the menu was diverse and pretty extensive. It easily accommodated all of the different food tastes in the group: vegetarians, meat eaters, super health conscious, gluten-​free, etc. From shrimp tacos and salads to Portobello burgers and fried green tomato BLTs, no one left disappointed with the meal. The atmosphere was that of a laid back pub, and all the workers were friendly and helpful. I deduct the one star only because it was pretty slow on the service end. We sat for about 10 minutes before we were greeted, and our waters and teas took about 20 minutes to arrive. Food kind of dragged out, too, but once we received it, it was hot, fresh and delicious. Overall, I would stop in again next time I’m in town.

Really fun bar with a ton of beer options and they support a lot of the local craft breweries! Their pork wings are delicious. This place is worth the full price but if you can catch them on happy hour, even better.
A great place to meet friends for a meal — but as a caution, there will be a wait or very crowded on the weekends. Also, their weekend brunches (unlimited food) is kind of awesome.

This is seriously a hidden gem in Fort Collins for food (probably because it’s a bar too). The beet fries and kale chips is a great starter or their wings. I got the Guatemalan burger with chicken and it was killer. Don’t forget to try their Moscow mules!

This seems like it would be a fun place for drinks in the evening, but I was pretty underwhelmed at our Saturday brunch experience.
We were just in FoCo for the weekend, and me and the wife stopped here because the pig looked cool and we found a parking space closely (which seems difficult). C
Considering how delicious the menu made the breakfast items sound, we couldn’t resist ordering some– I got the Cajun Benedict, and it was just OK– mediocre benedict, pretty lame «breakfast potatoes». Not work 12 bucks a plate. We did grab a side of the green mac and cheese and it was legit. I’d totally eat a bowl of that with a beer on a late night.
Service was pretty poor. After being seated, we waited a bit for anyone to check in, and once our server took our drink orders, we waited about 15 minutes (I kept track because I’m that guy, sorry) before she asked if we were ready to order food. That wouldn’t bother me if the place had been busy, but it was slow and I basically just watched our server lean against the bar like she had nothing to do while we we sat. Someone else brought our food out later and our server never returned to check if we needed another drink/​etc.
All that said, it’s probably unfair to judge this place on just a Saturday brunch– it’s obviously a bar made for hanging out with friends and eating some pub grub, not a lunch joint. Booze selection was on point, though.

Great atmosphere, friendly and attentive bartenders, a really fun spot and great for bloody marys and sports.

The atmosphere is good, appreciate happy hour on a Friday, but have room to grow. You offer a gluten free menu, but when you deliver my wife’s food on the bun missed the boat. She reminds you that it was gluten free so instead of making her a new hamburger that hasn’t been contaminated, you just transfer her burger to a lettuce wrap. Lucky for you she isn’t celiac or you could pay for our extensive medical bills. The benefit, she was only sick to her stomach.
Waitstaff seem less than excited to serve us.

Fun place. Lots of TVs. Good staff. Good food. Good times!

Food and drinks are good. If you can get somebody to bring it to you. Their day time servers are terrible. I have been overlooked countless times on their patio. I always end up having to go in and order from the bar.

Insanely loud. The crowd was dominated by a bunch of bros screaming at one of the many TVs. The food was actually pretty decent and the Moscow mule was good. The beer selection wasn’t big and the server and the menu offered very little information on it. Did I mention insanely loud?

Drinks were ok. Service was terrible. Had to wait 15+ mins for a drink, server didn’t even seem to be of drinking age– how can you recommend anything?

Who knew blind pig did Sunday brunch? I certainly didn’t realize it was a breakfast place. The usual places in old town were busy (Lucile’s, Snooze, Silver Grill) when my friend came to visit, so I was looking around Unilocal and saw something about brunch and mimosas at Blind Pig. Sold!
There was a pretty good array of food, but you can only eat from the buffet (about $ 14, not bad!). The food changes from brunch to brunch, but I think some of my favorites were the little French toast sticks, the beer cheese soup, and I was liking the goat cheese grits.
They also have about 5 flavors of $ 1 mimosas, or you can get a pitcher to share. I’m probably going to bring my parents here when they come to visit. Pretty good food, not so busy, and mimosas!

This place was super awesome to celebrate my buddy’s birthday. The cover band Friday night was really awesome. Two brothers on keys and drums. I would guess they’re regulars playing there. The service was great with our big group. She was chill about letting us order from her or at the bar.
Ok so my drink was the Rock Coconut Mojito. It had coconut (obvi) and watermelon and it was possibly the best mojito I’ve ever had, and from a place like this I was very surprised. But it was amazing.

Blind Pig Pub sounds like a frat bar, probably because there exists another Blind Pig in Austin on 6^th street.
Here, the logo appears a tad more refined, the drinks are not advertised as «cheap shots all night», and grub can hold its own ground.
Happy Hour offered 3 of us enough fried food and beverage to last us through the first half of the basketball game. Queso fries afforded us a good balance of consistency and texture – creamy and crispy; pulled pork sliders… added a good bit of protein and sugar to the meal; fried zucchini and mushrooms pumped essential oils (I say essential in jest) into our blood; and spinach artichoke dip offered a false sense of health.
On the whole, this less-​frequented bar off the main strip has won me over, and I would send anyone desiring some good drink, grub, and sports-​watching to BPP.

The cocktails here are a lot of fun and they have a wonderful happy hour! My friends and I love coming here for drinks and appetizers. They also have live music on weekends! It’s a great little spot downtown!
It’s challenging to find parking sometimes, but that’s true for all of Downtown Fort Collins.

Happy hour — Perfect pig marg too citrusy; coconut mojito worth ordering again, and spinach, mango quesadilla tasty but where’s the mango? With so many options unlikely to return
Friendly, genuine service

Went here before going to see a show at Hodi’s half note and had a great experience. The hostess greeted us at the door and informed us to seat ourselves and met us at the table and got us waters to start and before we knew it the waiter was there checking in with us. He was very knowledgeable about the beers which lead us to get the black bottle floozy and their special nitro on tap from new Belgium– a salted caramel. Both were outstanding beers.
We ordered the BFLGT with the green chili Mac and cheese and the pig melt with onion rings. The waiter again provided great information on the menu leading us to order those meals. And they did not disappoint! The cheese on the BFLGT raises it to a different level and the grilled goodness of the pig melt can’t be beat. Both were outstanding and we will certainly be back based on the great food and service!
Beer may be a bit on the pricier side, but that just means go here for the food and a beer and if you want more you can grab more elsewhere.

We just moved here to Fort Collins and have started scoping out the restaurants. The Blind Pig was referred to us and we loved it.
I really like that they have a gluten free menu, and it includes REAL FOOD instead of food that most people won’t want to eat.
Their sweet tater tots are a MUST HAVE. Seriously. They are the best!!! Their Jalapeño sauces are perfectly spicy — not too much (but they love their jalapenos here!).
I have gotten the steak tacos on corn tortillas (gluten free!) and my husband has tried various things on the menu, including their wings.
The atmosphere is great and the wait staff is friendly and quick.
We have been twice so far.

I like Blind Pig, I really did. It had more TVs than were really necessary, but that meant they could play the Broncos game on the main screen, and also the Niners on a couple side screens. Definitely a good place to stop by if you want to catch a game. The servers were nice, and checked in often to make sure we were good on food and drink, and I never ran out of water. Our waitress was nice enough to come back a couple times because we were having a hard time deciding what to order.
We went with a pitcher of classic mimosas (only $ 10!), and some burgers. My friend said the beef was flavored really well for her Avo & Pepper Jack, and the slaw was a good side. I went with the Guatemalan with a chicken breast, but the chicken was on the dry side. Honestly, I’m pretty used to this, but it doesn’t mean it makes me happy… My side of sweet potato tots were just ok — they didn’t taste much like sweet potato, so I was a little disappointed. Also, the avocado was underripe, and it had little to no flavor. The food really just didn’t blow me away. I’ll probably be back with my friends to try the brunch, but there are so many options nearby that I can’t justify giving it more than two chances. I’ll definitely update when we go back!

Don’t know why I keep trying– I guess the $ 1 Mimosa on Sunday is a good lure… But the place is loud, dirty, and the last thing I want to do is eat from a buffet! They don’t serve lunch till 2:30 and when one server told us 2 and then another said 3 we got confused. Then one serve was pretty rude so we took off.

Decided to try a new place tonight and we landed here. It was a really fun date. The atomosphere is quirky. Like a study and a bar all in one. We found a side table where we could take in some people watching.
The food was in reasonable portions and fairly priced. The presentation was great. I really the tacos and my wife’s chicken club was awesome. I think my favorite part was the slaw, it was in a tasty lemon vinaigrette.
The waiter really made our night. He was engaging, funny, and helpful.