Grand Junction Restaurants

Brown Cycles served the community for 26 years before closing recently. Its new chapter involves a restaurant that's already planning a tribute to the bike shop.

From long-standing eateries to new arrivals, Grand Junction's dining landscape reflects community favorites and emerging trends.

Grand Junction's Dos Rios Starbucks shut down after just 17 months, leaving the riverfront spot empty with little explanation from the company.

Mesa County health inspectors found everything from dirty hands to improper food storage during two weeks of restaurant checks across the Grand Valley.

Grand Junction's Graff Dairy gets fresh energy with 7 a.m. coffee openings and new menu options, but the vintage charm stays put.

Three new restaurants just landed in downtown Grand Junction, and one familiar spot found a new home before summer even wrapped up.

Grand Junction's food scene is turning heads with exciting new tastes, leaving old favorites in the dust. It's a culinary revolution worth tasting.

Picture sinking your teeth into a burrito so big it could easily feed two—that's the Western Colorado way.

After two decades of memories, a beloved eatery is preparing to say goodbye. Let’s take a moment to remember the stories shared over meals.

With winter closing in, Grand Junction’s coffee scene is buzzing. Local roasters are crafting brews that not only warm the body but also the heart.