CB's Tavern

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  Not enough grub on the plate vs. the prices.
  Hamburger was average at best and the 3-4 onion rings on the side was minimal.
  That and a beer cost me about $12+tip.
  Nope.  Another Deltoidian disappointment.
  Just another beer joint in downtown Delta with the same cast of characters.

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  Posted on 05.25.13 Willopad T.

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  Truly epic burger.  I have a HEALTHY appetite, ordered a double, and should have stuck with a single.  Great onion rings, good side salad, fries were good but could have used a few seconds more cooking.  Great beer selection.  Undoubtedly a do again.

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  Posted on 01.22.13 Thomas A.

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  As far as a bar in Delta goes, it's good enough.  Not a large menu if you're hungry but they do have a lot of Colorado beers on tap.  Bartender was friendly, but just like any joint in town, if you're not from here the locals know it and they give you the stink-eye all night.
  
  Two bar pool tables, some chairs and some cheap LCD TVs.  And there were kids running around without their parents in the bar.  Hey, it's Delta.

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  Posted on 09.22.12 Brian S.

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  Stopped here for lunch completely at random while passing thru town.  To be honest our expectations were low, but we were hungry and needed to eat quick and get back on the road.
  
  The place is nice and clean and looked like it was newly remodeled.  The bar had a good selection of beers on tap and in bottles.  I was a little disappointed in the TV's they had available as I wanted to watch the Euro Cup during lunch...so not a place where you would go to watch a game.
  
  We had a custom made sammy and a burger.  Both were surprising good.  The staff was friendly and helpful.  I'd prob. say this place is a 3.5 star, until the little old lady came out with her homemade pies.
  
  Homemade pies in a tavern!  She had 3 freshly made pies in the cooler behind the bar.  They were fantastic....her pies alone push it to a 4 star place.

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  Posted on 07.09.12 Rob T.

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  If you were to hunt for me on a Friday or Saturday night, you would NOT find me at a bar - NOT one in Delta, Colorado; and ESPECIALLY NOT one with the word "Tavern" in the name. But I agreed to humor my wife, who had agreed to attend her boss's birthday party. Where was it to be held? At a tavern... In Delta.
  
  As I parallel-parked directly in front of CB's Tavern, I could actually see about fifty feet deep into the bar through the plate glass windows. There was no smokey haze, no black leather-clad bikers, and no stumbling drunks. My blood pressure eased. Once through the doors, we were warmly greeted by a knowledgeable (and attractive) waitress and our drinks served by a professional bartender. I even remarked to my wife how surprisingly clean everything was.
  
  Patrons aside, everything was well-kept and comfortable. The main hall was brightly lit and sufficiently furnished with dining tables, bar tables, and of course, pool tables. There was even a church pew to help any wayward Baptists feel more at home. But still, this was Delta, which meant that many of the girls at the bar drove bigger, meaner trucks and had more tattoos than most of my guy friends.
  
  We quickly met up with our party, and half way through my Black & Tan, I was actually enjoying myself, despite my pool skills revealing how little time I spend in places like this.
  
  The ambiance of the establishment was a vibrant mixture of a brew pub, occupied by those in their twenties and thirties, married to a small-town steak house full of empty-nesters. Overall, CB's presented itself well, kept itself clean and neat, and most importantly, offered something that Delta has been desperately needing for some time.
  
  I can see myself returning to grab a brew with a buddy, or bringing my wife for drinks that I can't make at home. I plan to return.
  
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  Posted on 06.29.12 James T.

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