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The Regional
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Homestyle restaurant with a laid-back vibe, serving grills & carefully sourced oysters.
Nearby attractions
Pinot's Palette
159 W Mountain Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Old Town Square
199 Trimble Ct, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Aggie Theatre
204 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Oak Street Plaza Park
120 W Oak St, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures
200 W Mountain Ave # C, Fort Collins, CO 80521, United States
Museum of Art Fort Collins
The museum of art building, 201 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Downtown Fort Collins
19 Old Town Square Suite #230, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Trimble Court Artisans
118 Trimble Ct, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Somewhere Secret Escape Room
222 Walnut St, Fort Collins, CO 80524
1879 Avery House
328 W Mountain Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80521
Nearby restaurants
Slyce Pizza Co.
163 W Mountain Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant
143 W Mountain Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Tasty Harmony
160 W Oak St, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Big Al's Burgers and Dogs
140 W Mountain Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Blue Agave Grill
201 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
RARE Italian
101 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Austin's American Grill
100 W Mountain Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Tajmahal Restaurant
148 W Oak St, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Snooze, an A.M. Eatery
144 W Mountain Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Steak-Out Saloon & Sports Bar
152 W Mountain Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Nearby hotels
The Armstrong Hotel
259 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
The Elizabeth Hotel, Autograph Collection
111 Chestnut St, Fort Collins, CO 80524, United States
Edwards House
402 W Mountain Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80521
The Flats
229 W Mulberry St, Fort Collins, CO 80521
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The Regional

130 S Mason St, Fort Collins, CO 80524
4.5(412)$$$$
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Homestyle restaurant with a laid-back vibe, serving grills & carefully sourced oysters.

attractions: Pinot's Palette, Old Town Square, Aggie Theatre, Oak Street Plaza Park, Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures, Museum of Art Fort Collins, Downtown Fort Collins, Trimble Court Artisans, Somewhere Secret Escape Room, 1879 Avery House, restaurants: Slyce Pizza Co., Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant, Tasty Harmony, Big Al's Burgers and Dogs, Blue Agave Grill, RARE Italian, Austin's American Grill, Tajmahal Restaurant, Snooze, an A.M. Eatery, Steak-Out Saloon & Sports Bar
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Phone
(970) 689-3508
Website
theregionalfood.com

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Featured dishes

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Garlic Ghee Fries
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Regional Salad
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Lamb Merguez Meatballs
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Gluten Free Fried Chicken
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Double Bone-In Pork Chop
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Tajima Wagyu Picanha
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Reggie Burger
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Fried Mushroom Sandwich
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Amish Buttermilk Cheesecake
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Side Grits

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Nearby attractions of The Regional

Pinot's Palette

Old Town Square

Aggie Theatre

Oak Street Plaza Park

Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures

Museum of Art Fort Collins

Downtown Fort Collins

Trimble Court Artisans

Somewhere Secret Escape Room

1879 Avery House

Pinot's Palette

Pinot's Palette

4.7

(104)

Open 24 hours
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Old Town Square

Old Town Square

4.7

(2K)

Open 24 hours
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Aggie Theatre

Aggie Theatre

4.4

(658)

Open 24 hours
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Oak Street Plaza Park

Oak Street Plaza Park

4.6

(111)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of The Regional

Slyce Pizza Co.

Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant

Tasty Harmony

Big Al's Burgers and Dogs

Blue Agave Grill

RARE Italian

Austin's American Grill

Tajmahal Restaurant

Snooze, an A.M. Eatery

Steak-Out Saloon & Sports Bar

Slyce Pizza Co.

Slyce Pizza Co.

4.6

(754)

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Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant

Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant

4.3

(1.2K)

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Tasty Harmony

Tasty Harmony

4.6

(597)

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Big Al's Burgers and Dogs

Big Al's Burgers and Dogs

4.5

(917)

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brittany lewisbrittany lewis
I found this place on yelp and the reviews were fantastic, smothered pork chops, fried chicken etc promising down home farm to table cuisine. Well we got there and it was ok, the kitchen is the first thing you see and a hostess with an ipad... I'm thinking "ok, it's just unique, thats alright" then we get seated and my husband mentions "if they had sat us at one of those tiny tables on the outside of the room, I would have just gotten up and left." He's right... They are small! Anyways, I immediately go for the drink menu thinking ohhh this place is going to have some wonderful drinks, thinking along the lines of The Social... Nope Nothing special. Okay. Prosecco it is(p.s. prosecco is served in flutes.. Not the merlot glass I was given). I hear my husband muttering and turn my attention to the menu, FIVE entrees?! And not one of them is smothered pork chops or fried chicken?! Okay again. Since there are only 5 they must be amazing so I choose the trout(photo included), hubby got the lamb sirloin. By this time we have been waiting forever it seems and my husband orders coffee.... It's cold(twice)... Seriously getting annoyed now. Our food comes, my first thought? "Where the heck is the rest of my TWENTY SIX DOLLAR filet of trout?!" Is this a joke? Nope. And my husband's lamb was the worst cut of lamb ive ever seen! The upside? The quinoa was soooooo good! But a girl cant live on quinoa. There was a point where I just started laughing because I thought to myself "I cannot wait to get home and eat again." The whole meal was prob 120 cal total... Which is great for someone on an extreme diet but not me. Anyways.... With all the glowing reviews I was fooled into thinking this was a "down home" sort of restaurant but it's just another hippy-dippy-hipster-hangout with ridiculous prices and horrible customer service.... Our waitress literally came to the table after our first few bites and said "happy?".... Like no. No im not. I want the rest of my fish lady and for you to not have an attitude, I am a mother, i know what it sounds like... Lol. At the end I can only assume the man who manages this place asked us how our meal was and by this point I just was over it so I lied through my teeth and smiled. Never again.
David FolweilerDavid Folweiler
I had a top-notch dinner here. The bartender was great and made me both a Manhattan and an old fashioned that I really enjoyed. I started with a half dozen oysters on the half shell. I was told that they were "Delaware" oysters; it wasn't clear if that was the variety or the origin. They were mild and sweet, not briny at all. A few drops of lemon juice was all that they could stand up to and I enjoyed them that way. The shucking was slightly less than expert. Some oysters were a bit mangled and I encountered more than one bit of shell. I had the Boston Bibb salad. The greens were great. The dressing was superb, with a balance of lemon and a slight bit of honey. This paired well with the lightly pickled shallots and pecorino Romano cheese. The toasted almonds sent it to another dimension. Lastly, I had the lamb Marguez meatballs. They were served in a red pepper and tomato sauce that was heavenly. The cheese, fried herbs, spices, and aioli were the frosting on top. The flavors were amazing! My only ding was that the meatballs were firm, instead of tender. It didn't take much away from the dish, though. It appears that Fort Collins has a lot of choices for food, but I am very glad I chose The Regional!
Kyle HamptonKyle Hampton
*3 years later* Still phenomenal. We hadn't been for a while and so sorry we took so long. Things have only improved. The Regional is by far the best NOCO restaurant right now and I see no signs of them giving up the title anytime soon. We had a few appetizers and the flavors that come with each small bite are just so complex and refined. You could explore your way all the way through the app menu and have the best meal in town. Then the entrees. We ordered the special Bison ribs, pork chop, elk chop, stuffed quail and steak N frites. All were amazing presentation and so flavorful. The ribs are not to missed. I swear the pork chop is the best I've tried in many many years. If you enjoy elk, definitely go for the chops. Think rack of lamb but with a much richer flavor. And the presentation of that plate is straight out of a cowboy camp. Perfect for those flavors. Job well done. Also the cocktail and mocktails are fantastic. A penicillin directly on the menu? Yes! Kudos. *original 2020 review* Outstanding all around. Atmosphere, drinks, staff and especially the food was so good. I am glad to have this addition to Old Town.
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I found this place on yelp and the reviews were fantastic, smothered pork chops, fried chicken etc promising down home farm to table cuisine. Well we got there and it was ok, the kitchen is the first thing you see and a hostess with an ipad... I'm thinking "ok, it's just unique, thats alright" then we get seated and my husband mentions "if they had sat us at one of those tiny tables on the outside of the room, I would have just gotten up and left." He's right... They are small! Anyways, I immediately go for the drink menu thinking ohhh this place is going to have some wonderful drinks, thinking along the lines of The Social... Nope Nothing special. Okay. Prosecco it is(p.s. prosecco is served in flutes.. Not the merlot glass I was given). I hear my husband muttering and turn my attention to the menu, FIVE entrees?! And not one of them is smothered pork chops or fried chicken?! Okay again. Since there are only 5 they must be amazing so I choose the trout(photo included), hubby got the lamb sirloin. By this time we have been waiting forever it seems and my husband orders coffee.... It's cold(twice)... Seriously getting annoyed now. Our food comes, my first thought? "Where the heck is the rest of my TWENTY SIX DOLLAR filet of trout?!" Is this a joke? Nope. And my husband's lamb was the worst cut of lamb ive ever seen! The upside? The quinoa was soooooo good! But a girl cant live on quinoa. There was a point where I just started laughing because I thought to myself "I cannot wait to get home and eat again." The whole meal was prob 120 cal total... Which is great for someone on an extreme diet but not me. Anyways.... With all the glowing reviews I was fooled into thinking this was a "down home" sort of restaurant but it's just another hippy-dippy-hipster-hangout with ridiculous prices and horrible customer service.... Our waitress literally came to the table after our first few bites and said "happy?".... Like no. No im not. I want the rest of my fish lady and for you to not have an attitude, I am a mother, i know what it sounds like... Lol. At the end I can only assume the man who manages this place asked us how our meal was and by this point I just was over it so I lied through my teeth and smiled. Never again.
brittany lewis

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I had a top-notch dinner here. The bartender was great and made me both a Manhattan and an old fashioned that I really enjoyed. I started with a half dozen oysters on the half shell. I was told that they were "Delaware" oysters; it wasn't clear if that was the variety or the origin. They were mild and sweet, not briny at all. A few drops of lemon juice was all that they could stand up to and I enjoyed them that way. The shucking was slightly less than expert. Some oysters were a bit mangled and I encountered more than one bit of shell. I had the Boston Bibb salad. The greens were great. The dressing was superb, with a balance of lemon and a slight bit of honey. This paired well with the lightly pickled shallots and pecorino Romano cheese. The toasted almonds sent it to another dimension. Lastly, I had the lamb Marguez meatballs. They were served in a red pepper and tomato sauce that was heavenly. The cheese, fried herbs, spices, and aioli were the frosting on top. The flavors were amazing! My only ding was that the meatballs were firm, instead of tender. It didn't take much away from the dish, though. It appears that Fort Collins has a lot of choices for food, but I am very glad I chose The Regional!
David Folweiler

David Folweiler

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*3 years later* Still phenomenal. We hadn't been for a while and so sorry we took so long. Things have only improved. The Regional is by far the best NOCO restaurant right now and I see no signs of them giving up the title anytime soon. We had a few appetizers and the flavors that come with each small bite are just so complex and refined. You could explore your way all the way through the app menu and have the best meal in town. Then the entrees. We ordered the special Bison ribs, pork chop, elk chop, stuffed quail and steak N frites. All were amazing presentation and so flavorful. The ribs are not to missed. I swear the pork chop is the best I've tried in many many years. If you enjoy elk, definitely go for the chops. Think rack of lamb but with a much richer flavor. And the presentation of that plate is straight out of a cowboy camp. Perfect for those flavors. Job well done. Also the cocktail and mocktails are fantastic. A penicillin directly on the menu? Yes! Kudos. *original 2020 review* Outstanding all around. Atmosphere, drinks, staff and especially the food was so good. I am glad to have this addition to Old Town.
Kyle Hampton

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Reviews of The Regional

4.5
(412)
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1.0
29w

BUYER BEWARE: this restaurant is running a scam.

I came in this evening for happy hour with my fiancee and elderly parents and our server deliberately overcharged us for our happy hour food, charging us full menu price for my parents' wine and meals.

The Regional (ostensibly) offers a burger and wine deal for happy hour, and our entire table ordered burgers (or their vegetarian equivalent) and wine, well before the 5:30 happy hour cut off point. We made it known audibly that we wanted the happy hour burger deal.

When the food came out, my parents' plates had fries, while my fiancee's and mine did not. I should have known something was fishy at this point, but they had arrived before us and I assumed they'd ordered the fries ahead of us.

When the bill arrived, it was considerably higher than expected, but I paid it without much thought (and tipped generously, as one ought when receiving discounted food, such as with happy hour), assuming they'd had additional drinks prior to our arrival. Only upon my return home was I able to peruse the receipt and consult with my mom to learn that our table had been overcharged to the tune of $40-ish for the separate burgers and wine at standard menu price.

Now, despite having the name of the offending party printed on the top of the receipt, I won't mention the server's name here for three reasons:

Having worked much of my life in restaurants, I've found that this type of behavior is generally tolerated if not tacitly encouraged by restaurants and can easily become a part of their waitstaff culture, so it's likely that this server is not the only one on staff who engages in this type of activity. I don't snitch and don't need to stain their name publicly. Plus, I have reason to believe their are multiple staffers who share this name and I don't want to create issues for their counterpart, aside from maybe having the crux of this review mentioned in some upcoming pre-shift meeting...if we're lucky. If management really wants to know, they can check last night's receipts on Toast and figure it out.

As I said, I've seen servers openly brag about using this tactic in the past and watched restaurants turn a blind eye to it because it inflates the servers' tips (20% on the extra $40 is an additional $8 to the server, and if you think that some servers won't happily spend 30 of your dollars to make an extra 6 for themselves then I'd love to talk to you about the bridge I have for sale back east,) and the restaurant's profits. Elderly patrons are especially susceptible to scams like this, as they will pick up the check 9 times out of 10 when dining with younger couples. Waitstaffs and restaurants know this. There's no downside for either party so long as nobody raises a stink, and even then, there's usually plenty of room for plausible deniability and managerial hand wringing to smooth things over.

As they say in somebody else's old country,...

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2.0
6y

I found this place on yelp and the reviews were fantastic, smothered pork chops, fried chicken etc promising down home farm to table cuisine. Well we got there and it was ok, the kitchen is the first thing you see and a hostess with an ipad... I'm thinking "ok, it's just unique, thats alright" then we get seated and my husband mentions "if they had sat us at one of those tiny tables on the outside of the room, I would have just gotten up and left." He's right... They are small! Anyways, I immediately go for the drink menu thinking ohhh this place is going to have some wonderful drinks, thinking along the lines of The Social... Nope Nothing special. Okay. Prosecco it is(p.s. prosecco is served in flutes.. Not the merlot glass I was given). I hear my husband muttering and turn my attention to the menu, FIVE entrees?! And not one of them is smothered pork chops or fried chicken?! Okay again. Since there are only 5 they must be amazing so I choose the trout(photo included), hubby got the lamb sirloin. By this time we have been waiting forever it seems and my husband orders coffee.... It's cold(twice)... Seriously getting annoyed now. Our food comes, my first thought? "Where the heck is the rest of my TWENTY SIX DOLLAR filet of trout?!" Is this a joke? Nope. And my husband's lamb was the worst cut of lamb ive ever seen! The upside? The quinoa was soooooo good! But a girl cant live on quinoa. There was a point where I just started laughing because I thought to myself "I cannot wait to get home and eat again." The whole meal was prob 120 cal total... Which is great for someone on an extreme diet but not me. Anyways.... With all the glowing reviews I was fooled into thinking this was a "down home" sort of restaurant but it's just another hippy-dippy-hipster-hangout with ridiculous prices and horrible customer service.... Our waitress literally came to the table after our first few bites and said "happy?".... Like no. No im not. I want the rest of my fish lady and for you to not have an attitude, I am a mother, i know what it sounds like... Lol. At the end I can only assume the man who manages this place asked us how our meal was and by this point I just was over it so I lied through my teeth and...

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2.0
3y

So our visit was today 7/23/22. I also have worked in restaurants for nearly 20yrs and a Chef at a 4 star restaurant. I know how service can be and how hard it is to work in the food service. That being said I'm usually VERY patient when it comes to dining out at a restaurant.

My wife and I walked in after seeing great reviews and decided to try it. We got there a little after 7pm on a Saturday and were sat at a table pretty quick. It took a few minutes to see our waiter which was understandable.

However we ordered immediately since my wife didn't have much time. Another couple ordered at about the same time. We never saw the waiter again. We sat there from around 7:40ish until almost 8:30, and never saw our server after we ordered. The couple at the table next to us who had ordered around the same time had gotten their food and were almost done. A couple at the bar who had came in after us were already getting their food, and we hadn't seen our waiter since ordering for nearly 45min.

We were about to just tell them to cancel our order and leave since we couldn't even find our waiter to at least get the food to go. Finally another staff member saw us looking around a lot after nearly 45 minutes of being ignored by practically every staff member there. They asked if we had been helped and looked shocked when I answered 45 minutes ago when we ordered.

We finally saw our server AFTER another employee brought our food, and we asked for to go boxes since it was almost almost 8:45. Our waiter simply said "Sorry, 30 minutes is standard on a Saturday night" and walked off after bringing our check. We had waited nearly an hour for our food without ANYONE even acknowledging we were there the whole time.

On a positive note the food was good which is the only reason I gave 2 stars. However the place was small and the tables were sticky and very close together. The service was abhorrent, and it was a sauna in the dining area. All in all it was NOT worth the price we paid simply because the experience was one of the worst I've had at any restaurant. Coming from a former Chef with 20yrs experience...

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