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626 on Rood — Restaurant in Grand Junction

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626 on Rood
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Innovative New American dishes using local ingredients are prepared in a polished urban setting.
Nearby attractions
The Avalon Theatre
645 Main St, Grand Junction, CO 81501, United States
Mesa County Libraries Central Library
443 N 6th St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Rooted Valley Spa and Jewelry Company
644 Main St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Working Artists Gallery & Studio
520 Main St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Uncanny Valley Art Gallery
514 Main St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
The Historic Lowell School Building
310 N 7th St, Grand Junction, CO 81501, United States
Museum of the West, Museums of Western Colorado
462 Ute Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Colorado Mesa University Art Gallery
437 Colorado Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Shiras Winery
449 Colorado Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Grand Junction Convention Center
159 Main St, Grand Junction, CO 81501, United States
Nearby restaurants
The Winery Restaurant
642 Main St, Grand Junction, CO 81501, United States
Junct'n Square Pizza
119 N 7th St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Suehiro Japanese Restaurant
541 Main St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Main Street Bagels
559 Main St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Moody's Lounge
546 Main St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Las Marias
118 S 7th St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Mountain Air Roasters Coffee!
126 N 7th St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Pour Fellows
701 Main St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Tacoparty
126 S 5th St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
The Little Pink Truck
310 N 7th St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Nearby hotels
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Grand Junction Downtown/Historic Main Street
236 Main St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
The Hotel Melrose
337 Colorado Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Grand Junction Downtown/Historic Main Street
225 Main St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Tru by Hilton Grand Junction Downtown
243 Colorado Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Hampton Inn Grand Junction Downtown/Historic Main Street
205 Main St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
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626 on Rood

626 Rood Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501, United States
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Innovative New American dishes using local ingredients are prepared in a polished urban setting.

attractions: The Avalon Theatre, Mesa County Libraries Central Library, Rooted Valley Spa and Jewelry Company, Working Artists Gallery & Studio, Uncanny Valley Art Gallery, The Historic Lowell School Building, Museum of the West, Museums of Western Colorado, Colorado Mesa University Art Gallery, Shiras Winery, Grand Junction Convention Center, restaurants: The Winery Restaurant, Junct'n Square Pizza, Suehiro Japanese Restaurant, Main Street Bagels, Moody's Lounge, Las Marias, Mountain Air Roasters Coffee!, Pour Fellows, Tacoparty, The Little Pink Truck
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+1 970-257-7663
Website
626onrood.com

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Nearby attractions of 626 on Rood

The Avalon Theatre

Mesa County Libraries Central Library

Rooted Valley Spa and Jewelry Company

Working Artists Gallery & Studio

Uncanny Valley Art Gallery

The Historic Lowell School Building

Museum of the West, Museums of Western Colorado

Colorado Mesa University Art Gallery

Shiras Winery

Grand Junction Convention Center

The Avalon Theatre

The Avalon Theatre

4.5

(409)

Open 24 hours
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Mesa County Libraries Central Library

Mesa County Libraries Central Library

4.5

(178)

Open until 8:00 PM
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Rooted Valley Spa and Jewelry Company

Rooted Valley Spa and Jewelry Company

5.0

(10)

Open 24 hours
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Working Artists Gallery & Studio

Working Artists Gallery & Studio

4.9

(31)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

December 2025 Purpose Forum
December 2025 Purpose Forum
Thu, Dec 11 • 10:30 AM
3270 D 1/2 Road, Clifton, CO 81520
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Self-Care City Scavenger Hunt:Based on Hot Habits - Grand Junction Area
Self-Care City Scavenger Hunt:Based on Hot Habits - Grand Junction Area
Thu, Dec 11 • 12:00 PM
241 North 4th Street, Grand Junction, CO 81501
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Yoga Nidra + Gongbath for Total Relaxation - 12/11/2025
Yoga Nidra + Gongbath for Total Relaxation - 12/11/2025
Thu, Dec 11 • 4:30 PM
Address provided upon registration, Grand Junction, CO 81507
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Nearby restaurants of 626 on Rood

The Winery Restaurant

Junct'n Square Pizza

Suehiro Japanese Restaurant

Main Street Bagels

Moody's Lounge

Las Marias

Mountain Air Roasters Coffee!

Pour Fellows

Tacoparty

The Little Pink Truck

The Winery Restaurant

The Winery Restaurant

4.6

(377)

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Junct'n Square Pizza

Junct'n Square Pizza

4.3

(311)

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Suehiro Japanese Restaurant

Suehiro Japanese Restaurant

4.6

(769)

Click for details
Main Street Bagels

Main Street Bagels

4.6

(628)

Click for details
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Mark KervinMark Kervin
What an awesome find via google map search for Grand Junction restaurants! Such innovative, flavorful dishes for meat lovers, vegetarians and vegans alike. And the staff was so wonderfully friendly and helpful, from our hostess who sat us to our waitress/bartender Amy B, who was such a great guide to their on menu (and offmenu) dishes. And she offered such great insight on the area’s fun activities and living in the Grand Valley (we’re looking to escape AZ and move to Colorado). We started with Spanglish flight which led us to very nice bottle of local wine, the Open Range red blend (Petit Verdot, Malbec, Cabernet Franc) from Sauvage Spectrum in next door Palisade, Colo. The Charcuterie - Plant Based board, with Mushroom Walnut Rillettes, was amazingly flavorful. Quite unique and wickedly tasty plant-based cheeses, with rich plant-based sausage that impressed this meat lover. The cool blend of flavors with addons of onion jam, coriander nuts and homemade strawberry jam was perfect start to the night. Amy mentioned the off menu item of local heirloom tomatoes with backyard basil and cheese was an ideal gift for this birthday celebration. So richly flavorful! Despite feeling stuffed to the max our entrees were even more perfect. My wife had the Arctic Char which she loved. This meateater passed on the delicious sounding Flatiron steak salad for the unique Yakitori Mushroom entree which was divine! We topped off with the 10yr old tawny port (Warre’s Otima) and the decadent Chocolate Marquis de Sade. A wonderful birthday celebration, made even more cool by the unique friendly folks we met at our next door table. In 2 months of traveling across Colorado, 626 on Rood is by far the best restaurant we’ve visited. The dishes are unique and richly flavorful, portions perfect sized and the staff super super nice. A wonderful eatery that is very rare in that it can be equally enjoyed by meatlovers, vegetarians, vegans and gluten free diners. Thanks for such a fun culinary experience, delivered with such great down-to-earth friendly service! Amy B ROCKS!!!
Bobby GoffBobby Goff
During my recent visit, I was initially drawn in by the allure of the lobster mac and cheese—a decadent-sounding dish priced at $26. Unfortunately, the portion was unexpectedly small, and the flavor profile leaned disappointingly bland for something billed as a specialty item. To the restaurant's credit, the management responded swiftly and graciously, allowing me to order a replacement. I opted for the Wagyu burger, which, paired with the arugula pecan salad dressed in a vibrant balsamic vinaigrette, proved to be a true highlight of the meal. Both were exquisitely prepared, balancing richness and freshness with finesse. The parmesan truffle fries, though conceptually promising, fell short in execution. Rather than the expected delicate shavings, the parmesan resembled pre-packaged granules that failed to adhere to the fries subtracting from the intended cohesiveness of the appetizer. Most of the cheese settled at the bottom of the conical metal dish, which, while visually striking, proved impractical—particularly as one reached the lower layers. The garlic aioli though that accompanied the fries, was somewhat of redeeming addition as it was a very well balanced savory and acidic component. Despite the uneven culinary experience, the attentive and courteous service stood out. The staff remained consistently professional and responsive, enhancing the overall atmosphere. In short, while not every dish met expectations, the thoughtful service and quality of the revised offerings reflect a kitchen and team willing to improve and adapt. With a few adjustments, this establishment has the potential to be even more successful!
Marina VMarina V
Fell in love with 626 before it was Zagat-rated. Wish I could live part-time in Grand Junction just to be close to "626 On Rood" (I live in L.A.) as this restaurant became one of my favorites within the 25 minutes I spent there. The decor, color schemes, handmade European wineglass chandeliers and the overall attention to detail puts out a wonderful vibe and immediately tells you that this is an establishment where they care. Of course, none of this would be important if the food was not great. But it was. Absolutely and deliciously great. I had the small portion of the smoked duck breast salad (which was plenty big, and was sprinkled with toasted pinenuts, sundried tomatoes, chevre and in-house prepared bacon bits) and an espresso. Additionally, I took a bite (or two) of my husband's cheeseburger, which was made from steak (prepared rare) and topped with port wine cheese. It was insanely good and came with thinly-cut potato fries. I loved the subtle and delicate flavors of my salad dressing and the sauce that came with the burger. Everything was served and presented in a beautiful way without any pretense or snobbery,  which often happens at restaurants where cuisine is this exquisite. The service was fast and very friendly,  and we learned that the owner is also the chef who prepared our lunch. I could have sat there much longer and would have ordered wine but alas we were in a hurry to get back on the road. The price was a lot more reasonable than one would expect for a place of this caliber. Thank you, "626 on Rood"! Can't wait to be back.
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What an awesome find via google map search for Grand Junction restaurants! Such innovative, flavorful dishes for meat lovers, vegetarians and vegans alike. And the staff was so wonderfully friendly and helpful, from our hostess who sat us to our waitress/bartender Amy B, who was such a great guide to their on menu (and offmenu) dishes. And she offered such great insight on the area’s fun activities and living in the Grand Valley (we’re looking to escape AZ and move to Colorado). We started with Spanglish flight which led us to very nice bottle of local wine, the Open Range red blend (Petit Verdot, Malbec, Cabernet Franc) from Sauvage Spectrum in next door Palisade, Colo. The Charcuterie - Plant Based board, with Mushroom Walnut Rillettes, was amazingly flavorful. Quite unique and wickedly tasty plant-based cheeses, with rich plant-based sausage that impressed this meat lover. The cool blend of flavors with addons of onion jam, coriander nuts and homemade strawberry jam was perfect start to the night. Amy mentioned the off menu item of local heirloom tomatoes with backyard basil and cheese was an ideal gift for this birthday celebration. So richly flavorful! Despite feeling stuffed to the max our entrees were even more perfect. My wife had the Arctic Char which she loved. This meateater passed on the delicious sounding Flatiron steak salad for the unique Yakitori Mushroom entree which was divine! We topped off with the 10yr old tawny port (Warre’s Otima) and the decadent Chocolate Marquis de Sade. A wonderful birthday celebration, made even more cool by the unique friendly folks we met at our next door table. In 2 months of traveling across Colorado, 626 on Rood is by far the best restaurant we’ve visited. The dishes are unique and richly flavorful, portions perfect sized and the staff super super nice. A wonderful eatery that is very rare in that it can be equally enjoyed by meatlovers, vegetarians, vegans and gluten free diners. Thanks for such a fun culinary experience, delivered with such great down-to-earth friendly service! Amy B ROCKS!!!
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During my recent visit, I was initially drawn in by the allure of the lobster mac and cheese—a decadent-sounding dish priced at $26. Unfortunately, the portion was unexpectedly small, and the flavor profile leaned disappointingly bland for something billed as a specialty item. To the restaurant's credit, the management responded swiftly and graciously, allowing me to order a replacement. I opted for the Wagyu burger, which, paired with the arugula pecan salad dressed in a vibrant balsamic vinaigrette, proved to be a true highlight of the meal. Both were exquisitely prepared, balancing richness and freshness with finesse. The parmesan truffle fries, though conceptually promising, fell short in execution. Rather than the expected delicate shavings, the parmesan resembled pre-packaged granules that failed to adhere to the fries subtracting from the intended cohesiveness of the appetizer. Most of the cheese settled at the bottom of the conical metal dish, which, while visually striking, proved impractical—particularly as one reached the lower layers. The garlic aioli though that accompanied the fries, was somewhat of redeeming addition as it was a very well balanced savory and acidic component. Despite the uneven culinary experience, the attentive and courteous service stood out. The staff remained consistently professional and responsive, enhancing the overall atmosphere. In short, while not every dish met expectations, the thoughtful service and quality of the revised offerings reflect a kitchen and team willing to improve and adapt. With a few adjustments, this establishment has the potential to be even more successful!
Bobby Goff

Bobby Goff

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Fell in love with 626 before it was Zagat-rated. Wish I could live part-time in Grand Junction just to be close to "626 On Rood" (I live in L.A.) as this restaurant became one of my favorites within the 25 minutes I spent there. The decor, color schemes, handmade European wineglass chandeliers and the overall attention to detail puts out a wonderful vibe and immediately tells you that this is an establishment where they care. Of course, none of this would be important if the food was not great. But it was. Absolutely and deliciously great. I had the small portion of the smoked duck breast salad (which was plenty big, and was sprinkled with toasted pinenuts, sundried tomatoes, chevre and in-house prepared bacon bits) and an espresso. Additionally, I took a bite (or two) of my husband's cheeseburger, which was made from steak (prepared rare) and topped with port wine cheese. It was insanely good and came with thinly-cut potato fries. I loved the subtle and delicate flavors of my salad dressing and the sauce that came with the burger. Everything was served and presented in a beautiful way without any pretense or snobbery,  which often happens at restaurants where cuisine is this exquisite. The service was fast and very friendly,  and we learned that the owner is also the chef who prepared our lunch. I could have sat there much longer and would have ordered wine but alas we were in a hurry to get back on the road. The price was a lot more reasonable than one would expect for a place of this caliber. Thank you, "626 on Rood"! Can't wait to be back.
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Reviews of 626 on Rood

4.6
(301)
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5.0
1y

What an awesome find via google map search for Grand Junction restaurants!

Such innovative, flavorful dishes for meat lovers, vegetarians and vegans alike. And the staff was so wonderfully friendly and helpful, from our hostess who sat us to our waitress/bartender Amy B, who was such a great guide to their on menu (and offmenu) dishes. And she offered such great insight on the area’s fun activities and living in the Grand Valley (we’re looking to escape AZ and move to Colorado).

We started with Spanglish flight which led us to very nice bottle of local wine, the Open Range red blend (Petit Verdot, Malbec, Cabernet Franc) from Sauvage Spectrum in next door Palisade, Colo.

The Charcuterie - Plant Based board, with Mushroom Walnut Rillettes, was amazingly flavorful. Quite unique and wickedly tasty plant-based cheeses, with rich plant-based sausage that impressed this meat lover. The cool blend of flavors with addons of onion jam, coriander nuts and homemade strawberry jam was perfect start to the night.

Amy mentioned the off menu item of local heirloom tomatoes with backyard basil and cheese was an ideal gift for this birthday celebration. So richly flavorful!

Despite feeling stuffed to the max our entrees were even more perfect. My wife had the Arctic Char which she loved. This meateater passed on the delicious sounding Flatiron steak salad for the unique Yakitori Mushroom entree which was divine!

We topped off with the 10yr old tawny port (Warre’s Otima) and the decadent Chocolate Marquis de Sade.

A wonderful birthday celebration, made even more cool by the unique friendly folks we met at our next door table.

In 2 months of traveling across Colorado, 626 on Rood is by far the best restaurant we’ve visited. The dishes are unique and richly flavorful, portions perfect sized and the staff super super nice. A wonderful eatery that is very rare in that it can be equally enjoyed by meatlovers, vegetarians, vegans and gluten free diners. Thanks for such a fun culinary experience, delivered with such great down-to-earth friendly service! ...

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3.0
30w

During my recent visit, I was initially drawn in by the allure of the lobster mac and cheese—a decadent-sounding dish priced at $26. Unfortunately, the portion was unexpectedly small, and the flavor profile leaned disappointingly bland for something billed as a specialty item.

To the restaurant's credit, the management responded swiftly and graciously, allowing me to order a replacement. I opted for the Wagyu burger, which, paired with the arugula pecan salad dressed in a vibrant balsamic vinaigrette, proved to be a true highlight of the meal. Both were exquisitely prepared, balancing richness and freshness with finesse.

The parmesan truffle fries, though conceptually promising, fell short in execution. Rather than the expected delicate shavings, the parmesan resembled pre-packaged granules that failed to adhere to the fries subtracting from the intended cohesiveness of the appetizer. Most of the cheese settled at the bottom of the conical metal dish, which, while visually striking, proved impractical—particularly as one reached the lower layers. The garlic aioli though that accompanied the fries, was somewhat of redeeming addition as it was a very well balanced savory and acidic component.

Despite the uneven culinary experience, the attentive and courteous service stood out. The staff remained consistently professional and responsive, enhancing the overall atmosphere.

In short, while not every dish met expectations, the thoughtful service and quality of the revised offerings reflect a kitchen and team willing to improve and adapt. With a few adjustments, this establishment has the potential to be even...

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5.0
5y

This was our second time coming here and we were thoroughly impressed with the food (again!). Off the bat, I cannot say enough good things about the Sticky Peach Habanero Calamari. It's flash fried in just a bit of rice flour, and had a texture and flavor I've never had from calamari before. If we weren't so full, we'd have gotten another for dessert. Definitely the highlight of the night, get at least one while you're there. Their Cheese and Charcuterie board was very interesting, with the pate, duck prosciutto, and caramelized onion jam being the most memorable. The street corn was delicious as well, with the only minor complaint being it is served on the cob. It's a fun giggle with your special someone trying to keep all the yummy cheese, cilantro, and chorizo on while nibbling, but might test your manners on a first date! You'll never be sad coming here and eating nothing but apps and small plates. For entrees, the chef's special fatty strip steak was great, and the seasoning on the brisket from the surf and turf was on point. Definitely filling. Cocktail-wise, I would definitely recommend the Colorado Tin Cup Pomegranate Manhattan. It's a keeper, went well with all courses, and I'm already hankering for another one. For dessert, we wanted more calamari, but only had room for their Espresso Martini. The martini comes with a little chocolate truffle at the bottom, be nice and share! Service was extremely attentive, and our server made sure everything came out at the right time and just perfect. This was an absolutely great experience, and if you're anywhere near grand junction this place is a...

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