Bistro 28

Take the advice of another reviewer… do not use Apple maps to get here. We ended up at least 6 miles the wrong direction. Google maps did better, but sent us to a house nearby. If you see a sign that says Bistro28/​Pole Creek turn here — -turn there.
Now for the restaurant itself. After the map Mixup we called to locate them. Told them where we were. They helped us get to their location but failed to mention there was a private party currently going on and we would have to eat outside or at the bar. We chose outside because the view was worth being a bit chilly but wished they would have mentioned it! The food was a very good price for what you are getting. Our party of six ordered 3 prime ribs, pork shoulder, burger, shrimp, and a ribeye. One of the prime ribs was asked medium and came out well done. The free bread was amazing!
Our service was good but slow and when we mentioned it I got the dreaded well we have a private party and a lot of guests. I hate that! Hire more people then!
I would come back again with a light jacket this time, just in case. That is why I gave it a four. Had to knock one for the little stuff.

The food is great. At lunch I always get the fish tacos. They do dinners on weekends all winter and all meals during the summer. Service is great and the golf course is incredible. The views alone are worth the trip, the food is a bonus.

Be careful with using Apple maps to get here, it will take you somewhere in Fraser nowhere near the restaurant! It’s actually north of tabernash. We liked the food a lot.

We had dinner here after playing golf. We had reviewed the menu online and liked the choices. We started with Buffalo Shrimp, which was delicious. We had a hard time deciding on which entrée to split but chose the chipotle pork shoulder with a side of sweet potato mash. We subbed a green salad for the «veggie of the day.» The pork was perfectly seasoned, tender and paired perfectly with the sweet potato mash.
Service was attentive, our waitress showed her personality, she was talkative and offered suggestions when asked.
We’ve been in the Granby area for 5 days and this was the best meal we’ve had all week. Don’t discount this restaurant if you’re not a golfer. It’s worth the short scenic drive for the awesome food and service.

I discovered the Bistro 28 this winter when I saw a flyer in the Grand Park Rec Center advertising Full Moon Bonfire Nights. The bonfire nights are only once a month. I’ve have been twice this winter to cross country ski now since I discovered the Bistro 28. The best part is that you can cross country ski or snowshoe free on the Pole Creek golf course anytime. After you burn those calories you can end your ski at the Bistro 28. The course is groomed and lit on these special evenings once a month. You cross country ski or snowshoe to a bonfire. They even offer hot chocolate with schnapps to warm you up. After you visit the bonfire you cross country or snowshoe to the Bistro 28 restaurant. They have live music on these special advertised evenings too and dinner specials. I love the cozy bar where the friendly bartender served me hot chocolate with Baileys after cross country skiing in –10 degree weather. Perfect excuse to warm up with a hot spiked cocoa. Gary Key was playing and singing away that evening and it was a wonderful way to spend an evening in Grand County. The second night I went we had dinner reservations with friends and another country guy was playing Johnny Cash and good old tunes on his guitar. I ordered the bacon wrapped meatloaf and it was good– it felt liked a home cooked meal my Mom would have made on a cold evening. A guy at the bonfire told my husband the Prime Rib is really good and that’s what he comes for on Saturday nights. It was a huge piece of beef taking up almost the entire plate– he ate every bite and said it was really good. I am not a prime rib girl but I will take his word for it. I hear the burger nights on Thursdays are good and I want to come back. The Bistro 28 is an awesome place to go to do a cross country ski or snowshoe and then enjoy a burger on Thursday night, Fish Friday or Prime Rib Saturday. In the winter they are only open Thursday-​Saturday. The menu is limited.
The next Full Moon cross country ski with bonfire is Saturday, February 14^th. They have one in March too. I think it is on March 14^th.
I’m not a golfer but I want to come back for burger night sometime in the summer and hit some balls or just drink a few beers and drive the cart to Bistro 28!