Tasting menus, Michelin stars, and the kitchens redefining what fine dining means in Fort Collins.

Top tables

The Cache at Ginger and Baker ★ 4.5

Steakhouse$$$river-districtTue-Sat 16:00-21:00

The Cache at Ginger and Baker is the steak room in Fort Collins' restored Feed and Grain building on Linden Street, above the pie counter and market.

Tip: Wine-pairing dinners land on the events calendar most months; the Revana Estate dinner is typical of the programme.

RARE Italian ★ 4.6

Italian steakhouse$$$old-townDaily 16:00-21:15

RARE Italian dry-ages its steaks in-house at College and Mountain in Fort Collins, pairing them with handmade pasta and a farm-fed seasonal menu.

Tip: Happy hour runs Monday to Friday 16:00-18:00; USA Today has named it among America's best steakhouses.

The Still Whiskey Steaks ★ 4.5

Steakhouse$$$old-townSun-Thu 12:00-21:00; Fri-Sat 12:00-22:00

The Still Whiskey Steaks pours over 100 whiskies with elk steak and risotto on North College Avenue in Fort Collins, log-cabin room, flannel-clad staff.

Tip: Dine-in only and the phones go unanswered by design; book on Resy. Over 50 of the whiskies are Colorado-made.

Bistro Nautile ★ 4.4

French$$$old-townLunch Thu-Sat 11:00-14:00; Dinner daily 16:00-21:00 (Sun-Mon to 20:00)

Bistro Nautile is the French-influenced seafood bistro on Oak Street in Fort Collins, run by three local restaurateurs in the former FISH market space.

Tip: Happy hour runs nightly 16:00-18:00; the owners ran the FISH seafood market here for 18 years before the rebrand.

The Farmhouse at Jessup Farm ★ 4.5

Modern AmericanChef Michael Gillam$$$bucking-horseTue-Sun from 16:00; brunch Sat-Sun 09:00-14:00

The Farmhouse at Jessup Farm plates chef Michael Gillam's modern farm fare in a restored farmstead at Jessup Farm Artisan Village in Fort Collins.

Tip: Weekend brunch runs 09:00 to 14:00; walk the artisan village afterwards for Bindle Coffee and the shops.

Sonny Lubick Steakhouse ★ 4.2

Steakhouse$$$old-townSun-Thu 16:00-21:00; Fri-Sat 16:00-22:00

Sonny Lubick Steakhouse serves certified Angus prime rib and filet under the name of a CSU coaching legend on College Avenue in Fort Collins.

Tip: It is CSU-alumni owned; game-day Saturdays book out well ahead, so reserve early in football season.

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Editor picks in Fort Collins include The Cache at Ginger and Baker, RARE Italian, The Still Whiskey Steaks, plus the full fine dining chapter on TableJourney.

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