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Tony's Bar & Rooftop
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Sizable hangout with patio seating, TVs & billiards offering bar favorites in an industrial space.
Nearby attractions
Aggie Theatre
204 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Museum of Art Fort Collins
The museum of art building, 201 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Oak Street Plaza Park
120 W Oak St, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Old Town Square
199 Trimble Ct, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Downtown Fort Collins
19 Old Town Square Suite #230, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Pinot's Palette
159 W Mountain Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Trimble Court Artisans
118 Trimble Ct, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Center for Creativity
200 Mathews St, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures
200 W Mountain Ave # C, Fort Collins, CO 80521, United States
Somewhere Secret Escape Room
222 Walnut St, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Nearby restaurants
Stuft Burger Bar
210 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Blue Agave Grill
201 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Urban Egg
230 S College Ave Unit B, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Sushi JeJu
238 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Choice City
104 W Olive St, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Mugs Old Town
261 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80521
HuHot Mongolian Grill
249 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
The Crown Pub
134 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Uno Mas Taqueria y Cantina
120 W Olive St #104, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Tasty Harmony
160 W Oak St, 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
Remington Flats Hotel
813 Remington St, Fort Collins, CO 80524
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Tony's Bar & Rooftop
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Tony's Bar & Rooftop

224 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
3.8(531)$$$$
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Sizable hangout with patio seating, TVs & billiards offering bar favorites in an industrial space.

attractions: Aggie Theatre, Museum of Art Fort Collins, Oak Street Plaza Park, Old Town Square, Downtown Fort Collins, Pinot's Palette, Trimble Court Artisans, Center for Creativity, Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures, Somewhere Secret Escape Room, restaurants: Stuft Burger Bar, Blue Agave Grill, Urban Egg, Sushi JeJu, Choice City, Mugs Old Town, HuHot Mongolian Grill, The Crown Pub, Uno Mas Taqueria y Cantina, Tasty Harmony
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(970) 484-6969
Website
tonysbarfortcollins.com

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Featured dishes

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Fried Pickle Chips
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Side Sauce
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Pizza Slice
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Specialty Slice
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20" Pepperoni Pie & Beer Pitcher

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Nearby attractions of Tony's Bar & Rooftop

Aggie Theatre

Museum of Art Fort Collins

Oak Street Plaza Park

Old Town Square

Downtown Fort Collins

Pinot's Palette

Trimble Court Artisans

Center for Creativity

Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures

Somewhere Secret Escape Room

Aggie Theatre

Aggie Theatre

4.4

(658)

Open 24 hours
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Museum of Art Fort Collins

Museum of Art Fort Collins

4.4

(120)

Closed
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Oak Street Plaza Park

Oak Street Plaza Park

4.6

(111)

Open 24 hours
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Old Town Square

Old Town Square

4.7

(2K)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Tony's Bar & Rooftop

Stuft Burger Bar

Blue Agave Grill

Urban Egg

Sushi JeJu

Choice City

Mugs Old Town

HuHot Mongolian Grill

The Crown Pub

Uno Mas Taqueria y Cantina

Tasty Harmony

Stuft Burger Bar

Stuft Burger Bar

4.4

(1.1K)

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Blue Agave Grill

Blue Agave Grill

4.5

(1.3K)

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Urban Egg

Urban Egg

4.6

(720)

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Sushi JeJu

Sushi JeJu

4.3

(488)

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First lets compare Fort Collins to NYC because in NYC it is 5-6 times more expensive to lease business space for a Bar restaurant Tonys charges $4 for a cheese slice At “99 Cent Fresh Pizza” which is a business name of a place downtown NYC you can get a cheese slice for $1. At Joes Pizza downtown NYC a slice of Cheese is $3. There is no mystery to this. Its called price gouging. I was the Kitchen manager at Tonys for a few years. When i started the owners claimed someone was “stealing” $45,000 a year. Turns out, the missing money was tied to BAD ORDERING AND BOOK KEEPING IE INVENTORY which they never did. They used a long time food purveyor who had been jacking the costs of goods to the moon and never sought to switch companies. Because 30yrs prior the original owner had a bad experience with Sysco. The prices could be better but they do the copycat thing that everyone in town does and price match other businesses instead of trying to gain a regular crowd that comes for the better food and cheaper prices. In 2018 after i switched them to US food the cost to make pizza was so much lower that even $2 was feasible for a price of cheese and left plenty of room for profit considering it was near $1 to make a whole pizza. Like a basket of fries from the window is $8 and a side of fries at the Whiskey is $6. Again, in downtown NYC where lease rent is 5x as much has sides of fries for $5. When i first took over as kitchen manager i asked the bar managers for both the Whiskey and Tonys how much they charged for sides of sauces like ranch which they would ring back by the dozens nightly. Neither side was charging for sides of sauce. Literally giving away profits. So free sauce but a $1.30 in cost basket of fries is $8? How does that make sense? In my short time there not only did i vastly improve the menu by taking off high cost items that were being sold for less than the per plate cost of the item like calamari, which cost $14 a plate to buy but they sold it for $12 on the menu. But i also dramatically lowered the cost of things like the cost of goods to make the pizza by getting cheaper products that were better than the high price “buffalo milk mozzarella “ which wasnt even as good but cost 3x the price to buy. What places like this and other places in town are not realizing is that VOLUME is whats important when making food sales, lower the profit margins per plate, and have people come back 7 days a week to keep buying food they actually like. A great example was i took the calamari off the menu and was able to source YELLOW FIN TUNA for 1/3 the price and had sashimi tuna and a fresh Ahi Tuna salad on the menu, between both items i would sell a whole case of tuna on friday and a whole case on Saturday. Before that, 1 case of calamari would sit for weeks in the freezer that would go bad and eventually go in the trash. It was told to me by the Gm of the whiskey that they kept buying it for their customers yet we would sell 1 or 2 orders a night. no place in this town has to charge as high of prices that they do if they ran the business trying to collect a regular crowd and used lower profit margins to do so. Even the bar managers werent doing bar inventory properly and had grouped up liquors that had all different prices. I left that job after having a bad fall and was treated like absolute trash by Tavo the Gm of the whiskey at the time and his whole staff who all thought i made more money than them when i was barely making $26,000 after taxes. Most of them made double or more. The pictures i provided are -Fresh grilled Ahi Tuned salad with edamame, shredded carrots and Honey Lime Sriracha dressing -Easter Lamb preparation for the Church of with Tony and his family -Blueberry Breading pudding with Irish Creme whipped topping , walnut streusel and maple syrup People came there for my food when i was Chef. Now its just another bar with over priced bar food.
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let me tell you about Tony’s in Fort Collins, straight up, it’s like a slice of the Big Apple right here in Colorado. I rolled up to Tony’s, and damn, the vibe took me back to hitting up those hole-in-the-wall joints in NYC. The aroma of freshly baked pizza hit me as soon as I stepped in, and I knew I was in for a treat. Listen, if you’re craving that authentic New York City pizza experience, Tony’s is where it’s at. Their pies are the real deal, with that perfect balance of crispiness and chewiness in the crust, and the sauce? Oh man, it’s like a flavor explosion in your mouth. But yo, let’s talk about those $1 cheese slices on Tuesdays. I’m telling you, it’s like they’re practically giving away slices of heaven. Where else you gonna find a deal like that? Nowhere, that’s where. So if you’re on the hunt for legit NYC-style pizza in Fort Collins, Tony’s is the spot. Trust me, you won’t be disappointed. Just make sure you come hungry and ready to devour some of the best pizza this side of the Hudson. Peace!
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It was 9:30 pm on a Sunday & going to play some pool but we was denied entry because it was past 8 PM & we had Bucky, What a ridiculous rule, Especially when I've been in there with my Bucky several times past 8 PM Honestly if it wasn't for the pool tables, I wouldn't even be going in the place because of the type of crowd that goes in there, I'm a creature of nature so I usually go to places that I know, but since we wasn't allowed, it forced us to check out other places. Now I won't ever be going back ! It's funny, because every other place that we went to, didn't have an issue. BROTHERS IS WAY BETTER!
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First lets compare Fort Collins to NYC because in NYC it is 5-6 times more expensive to lease business space for a Bar restaurant Tonys charges $4 for a cheese slice At “99 Cent Fresh Pizza” which is a business name of a place downtown NYC you can get a cheese slice for $1. At Joes Pizza downtown NYC a slice of Cheese is $3. There is no mystery to this. Its called price gouging. I was the Kitchen manager at Tonys for a few years. When i started the owners claimed someone was “stealing” $45,000 a year. Turns out, the missing money was tied to BAD ORDERING AND BOOK KEEPING IE INVENTORY which they never did. They used a long time food purveyor who had been jacking the costs of goods to the moon and never sought to switch companies. Because 30yrs prior the original owner had a bad experience with Sysco. The prices could be better but they do the copycat thing that everyone in town does and price match other businesses instead of trying to gain a regular crowd that comes for the better food and cheaper prices. In 2018 after i switched them to US food the cost to make pizza was so much lower that even $2 was feasible for a price of cheese and left plenty of room for profit considering it was near $1 to make a whole pizza. Like a basket of fries from the window is $8 and a side of fries at the Whiskey is $6. Again, in downtown NYC where lease rent is 5x as much has sides of fries for $5. When i first took over as kitchen manager i asked the bar managers for both the Whiskey and Tonys how much they charged for sides of sauces like ranch which they would ring back by the dozens nightly. Neither side was charging for sides of sauce. Literally giving away profits. So free sauce but a $1.30 in cost basket of fries is $8? How does that make sense? In my short time there not only did i vastly improve the menu by taking off high cost items that were being sold for less than the per plate cost of the item like calamari, which cost $14 a plate to buy but they sold it for $12 on the menu. But i also dramatically lowered the cost of things like the cost of goods to make the pizza by getting cheaper products that were better than the high price “buffalo milk mozzarella “ which wasnt even as good but cost 3x the price to buy. What places like this and other places in town are not realizing is that VOLUME is whats important when making food sales, lower the profit margins per plate, and have people come back 7 days a week to keep buying food they actually like. A great example was i took the calamari off the menu and was able to source YELLOW FIN TUNA for 1/3 the price and had sashimi tuna and a fresh Ahi Tuna salad on the menu, between both items i would sell a whole case of tuna on friday and a whole case on Saturday. Before that, 1 case of calamari would sit for weeks in the freezer that would go bad and eventually go in the trash. It was told to me by the Gm of the whiskey that they kept buying it for their customers yet we would sell 1 or 2 orders a night. no place in this town has to charge as high of prices that they do if they ran the business trying to collect a regular crowd and used lower profit margins to do so. Even the bar managers werent doing bar inventory properly and had grouped up liquors that had all different prices. I left that job after having a bad fall and was treated like absolute trash by Tavo the Gm of the whiskey at the time and his whole staff who all thought i made more money than them when i was barely making $26,000 after taxes. Most of them made double or more. The pictures i provided are -Fresh grilled Ahi Tuned salad with edamame, shredded carrots and Honey Lime Sriracha dressing -Easter Lamb preparation for the Church of with Tony and his family -Blueberry Breading pudding with Irish Creme whipped topping , walnut streusel and maple syrup People came there for my food when i was Chef. Now its just another bar with over priced bar food.
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let me tell you about Tony’s in Fort Collins, straight up, it’s like a slice of the Big Apple right here in Colorado. I rolled up to Tony’s, and damn, the vibe took me back to hitting up those hole-in-the-wall joints in NYC. The aroma of freshly baked pizza hit me as soon as I stepped in, and I knew I was in for a treat. Listen, if you’re craving that authentic New York City pizza experience, Tony’s is where it’s at. Their pies are the real deal, with that perfect balance of crispiness and chewiness in the crust, and the sauce? Oh man, it’s like a flavor explosion in your mouth. But yo, let’s talk about those $1 cheese slices on Tuesdays. I’m telling you, it’s like they’re practically giving away slices of heaven. Where else you gonna find a deal like that? Nowhere, that’s where. So if you’re on the hunt for legit NYC-style pizza in Fort Collins, Tony’s is the spot. Trust me, you won’t be disappointed. Just make sure you come hungry and ready to devour some of the best pizza this side of the Hudson. Peace!
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It was 9:30 pm on a Sunday & going to play some pool but we was denied entry because it was past 8 PM & we had Bucky, What a ridiculous rule, Especially when I've been in there with my Bucky several times past 8 PM Honestly if it wasn't for the pool tables, I wouldn't even be going in the place because of the type of crowd that goes in there, I'm a creature of nature so I usually go to places that I know, but since we wasn't allowed, it forced us to check out other places. Now I won't ever be going back ! It's funny, because every other place that we went to, didn't have an issue. BROTHERS IS WAY BETTER!
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First lets compare Fort Collins to NYC because in NYC it is 5-6 times more expensive to lease business space for a Bar restaurant

Tonys charges $4 for a cheese slice

At “99 Cent Fresh Pizza” which is a business name of a place downtown NYC you can get a cheese slice for $1.

At Joes Pizza downtown NYC a slice of Cheese is $3.

There is no mystery to this. Its called price gouging. I was the Kitchen manager at Tonys for a few years. When i started the owners claimed someone was “stealing” $45,000 a year. Turns out, the missing money was tied to BAD ORDERING AND BOOK KEEPING IE INVENTORY which they never did. They used a long time food purveyor who had been jacking the costs of goods to the moon and never sought to switch companies. Because 30yrs prior the original owner had a bad experience with Sysco.

The prices could be better but they do the copycat thing that everyone in town does and price match other businesses instead of trying to gain a regular crowd that comes for the better food and cheaper prices. In 2018 after i switched them to US food the cost to make pizza was so much lower that even $2 was feasible for a price of cheese and left plenty of room for profit considering it was near $1 to make a whole pizza.

Like a basket of fries from the window is $8 and a side of fries at the Whiskey is $6. Again, in downtown NYC where lease rent is 5x as much has sides of fries for $5.

When i first took over as kitchen manager i asked the bar managers for both the Whiskey and Tonys how much they charged for sides of sauces like ranch which they would ring back by the dozens nightly. Neither side was charging for sides of sauce. Literally giving away profits. So free sauce but a $1.30 in cost basket of fries is $8? How does that make sense?

In my short time there not only did i vastly improve the menu by taking off high cost items that were being sold for less than the per plate cost of the item like calamari, which cost $14 a plate to buy but they sold it for $12 on the menu. But i also dramatically lowered the cost of things like the cost of goods to make the pizza by getting cheaper products that were better than the high price “buffalo milk mozzarella “ which wasnt even as good but cost 3x the price to buy.

What places like this and other places in town are not realizing is that VOLUME is whats important when making food sales, lower the profit margins per plate, and have people come back 7 days a week to keep buying food they actually like.

A great example was i took the calamari off the menu and was able to source YELLOW FIN TUNA for 1/3 the price and had sashimi tuna and a fresh Ahi Tuna salad on the menu, between both items i would sell a whole case of tuna on friday and a whole case on Saturday. Before that, 1 case of calamari would sit for weeks in the freezer that would go bad and eventually go in the trash. It was told to me by the Gm of the whiskey that they kept buying it for their customers yet we would sell 1 or 2 orders a night.

no place in this town has to charge as high of prices that they do if they ran the business trying to collect a regular crowd and used lower profit margins to do so. Even the bar managers werent doing bar inventory properly and had grouped up liquors that had all different prices.

I left that job after having a bad fall and was treated like absolute trash by Tavo the Gm of the whiskey at the time and his whole staff who all thought i made more money than them when i was barely making $26,000 after taxes. Most of them made double or more.

The pictures i provided are

-Fresh grilled Ahi Tuned salad with edamame, shredded carrots and Honey Lime Sriracha dressing -Easter Lamb preparation for the Church of with Tony and his family -Blueberry Breading pudding with Irish Creme whipped topping , walnut streusel and maple syrup

People came there for my food when i was Chef. Now its just another bar with over...

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I am a regular at Tony's and have been a customer for almost 4 years, along with my husband. Recently as of 4/12/2024 my husband and I had a sad experience solely because of a bouncer working at Tony's, named Robert. This bouncer was working during 11:00pm with the other bouncer Carlos. Carlos is a phenomenal bouncer that always does his job with integrity and great customer service. The bouncer Robert has been quite discriminatory towards my husband and I on numerous occasions. We've been in lines before with Robert and he has never spent as much time with other customers checking their IDs as he has ours. My husband and I both have valid Colorado IDs, and are able to access all bars in Fort Collins with ease. He inspected my husband's ID for nearly 10-15 minutes on two occasions with no valid reason as to why his ID needed this amount of time compared to the seconds he takes to check other customer's IDs. He started instigating my husband about the height listed on his driver's license. We have never seen this bouncer inspect any other customer's ID information like this, nor any other bouncer do this to another customer. My husband and the other bouncer Carlos let Robert know that this should not be an issue. The DMV has verified my husband's identification information as valid, as it is posted on his ID, so this bouncer shouldn't be questioning my husband about the validity of information on his ID that the DMV has validated.... It's very odd because this bouncer never does this with any other customer, each time we are in line. It feels very discriminatory and makes us feel like we are being singled out and are unwelcome. This is bizarre because I have met the owner of Tony's, Tony himself l, and he is very friendly and creates a welcoming atmosphere for his clientele. But this bouncer Robert is hostile. We tried to address the the situation and he acted like he did not care and dismissed us, regardless of this feedback being shared with his boss Tony himself. Carlos was the only bouncer to hear us out and validate our experience. There are plenty of respectful bouncers working at Tony's, such as Carlos and Paul who are dedicated and create a safe environment for customers, that it is sad that this bouncer Robert doesn't care at all to put the same effort for Tony's cliente. We enjoy our time here at this bar but not when this bouncer creates unnecessary conflict with us, and sadly we do not think we can continue coming to this bar due to the discriminatory and biased environment that this bouncer creates for us. I am confident that a conversation from Carlos was had with this bouncer directly, as he planned, and I hope the owner Tony is able to address this bouncer directly too. I would hate if this bouncer were to tarnish the good reputation that the Tony's bar has for being a fun and enjoyable place. I hope this bouncer can prove to be more respectful and fair with Tony's cliente...

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4y

The service is horrible at this place. The bouncers are extremely rude and wait staff is VERY inattentive. I went there with a friend since it was right next to where we had dinner. We were sat at a 4 top table upstairs. Took forever to get drinks and then we sat for 30 minutes or more with no drinks waiting for a second round. Finally when server came to get second drink order, got a text from my bf saying he would meet us there. I informed the server he was coming and asked for a beer for him as well since I knew we likely wouldn’t see him again for another 30 min. When my bf arrived they refused to let him in, saying they were way over capacity (which is illegal) and couldn’t let him in. They then let in 6 other people. Tried to explain to bouncer that we were at a 4 top and only 2 of us sitting there. We had the space. He continued to scream at us and be extremely disrespectful. I get being at capacity, but it just shows how poorly run this place is and how they are doing a terrible job managing COVID regulations. Our waiter even came over to apologize to us and offer us a free round which we did not want at that point. He then came over and brought another beer for my bf who they didn’t let in? Beyond stupid. We went to Elliots after and had a wonderful time. Highly recommend Elliots or anywhere in Fort...

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