LuLu Asian Bistro is an asian restaurant in Old Town, Fort Collins.
Editorially verified August 19, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Signature dishes: Sushi rolls
Must order: Sushi rolls alongside the Chinese mains
Tip: It seats large groups without fuss and keeps vegetarian options across every section of the long menu.
Address: 117 South College Avenue, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Rodizio Grill runs the Brazilian steakhouse ritual on Jefferson Street, gauchos carving rotisserie meats beside a 30-item housemade salad bar.
Signature: Rodizio meat service, Rodizio Limeade
Order: The full rodizio meat service with a Rodizio Limeade
Tip: Friday to Sunday opens at 11:00 with a brunch service; the made-to-order Rodizio Limeades are the house non-alcoholic signature.
The Melting Pot stages four-course fondue dinners on East Mountain Avenue, from Wisconsin cheese through tabletop entrees to Belgian chocolate.
Signature: Cheese fondue, Chocolate fondue
Order: Cheese fondue to start and the chocolate fondue finish
Tip: Book ahead for weekend celebration slots; the format runs long, so treat it as the evening's whole plan rather than a stop.
Choice City has served American comfort food next door to the historic Armstrong Hotel in Old Town Fort Collins since 2004, built on local produce.
Signature: Steaks, Sandwiches
Order: Steaks and sandwiches from the comfort-food menu
Tip: It sits at Olive and College beside the Armstrong Hotel, so it works equally for a sit-down dinner or a pre-show plate; note the Tuesday closure.
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.
Signature: Dry-aged steak, Handmade pasta
Order: A dry-aged cut with handmade pasta on the side
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 pours over 100 whiskies with elk steak and risotto on North College Avenue in Fort Collins, log-cabin room, flannel-clad staff.
Signature: Elk steak, Risotto
Order: Elk steak with a Colorado whiskey alongside
Tip: Dine-in only and the phones go unanswered by design; book on Resy. Over 50 of the whiskies are Colorado-made.
The Regional runs a from-scratch American kitchen on Mason Street in Fort Collins: half-shell oysters, lamb merguez meatballs and gluten-free fried chicken.
Signature: Gluten-free fried chicken, Oysters on the half shell
Order: The Wednesday gluten-free fried chicken with house hot sauce
Tip: The gluten-free fried chicken is a Wednesday special; weekend brunch runs 09:30 to 14:00 and books out on Resy.
Rodizio Grill runs the Brazilian steakhouse ritual on Jefferson Street, gauchos carving rotisserie meats beside a 30-item housemade salad bar.
Signature: Rodizio meat service, Rodizio Limeade
Order: The full rodizio meat service with a Rodizio Limeade
Tip: Friday to Sunday opens at 11:00 with a brunch service; the made-to-order Rodizio Limeades are the house non-alcoholic signature.
The Melting Pot stages four-course fondue dinners on East Mountain Avenue, from Wisconsin cheese through tabletop entrees to Belgian chocolate.
Signature: Cheese fondue, Chocolate fondue
Order: Cheese fondue to start and the chocolate fondue finish
Tip: Book ahead for weekend celebration slots; the format runs long, so treat it as the evening's whole plan rather than a stop.
Choice City has served American comfort food next door to the historic Armstrong Hotel in Old Town Fort Collins since 2004, built on local produce.
Signature: Steaks, Sandwiches
Order: Steaks and sandwiches from the comfort-food menu
Tip: It sits at Olive and College beside the Armstrong Hotel, so it works equally for a sit-down dinner or a pre-show plate; note the Tuesday closure.
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.
Signature: Dry-aged steak, Handmade pasta
Order: A dry-aged cut with handmade pasta on the side
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 pours over 100 whiskies with elk steak and risotto on North College Avenue in Fort Collins, log-cabin room, flannel-clad staff.
Signature: Elk steak, Risotto
Order: Elk steak with a Colorado whiskey alongside
Tip: Dine-in only and the phones go unanswered by design; book on Resy. Over 50 of the whiskies are Colorado-made.
The Regional runs a from-scratch American kitchen on Mason Street in Fort Collins: half-shell oysters, lamb merguez meatballs and gluten-free fried chicken.
Signature: Gluten-free fried chicken, Oysters on the half shell
Order: The Wednesday gluten-free fried chicken with house hot sauce
Tip: The gluten-free fried chicken is a Wednesday special; weekend brunch runs 09:30 to 14:00 and books out on Resy.
