Stagecoach Sports Grill

We were staying in Evergreen recently and needed a place to get some food - Stagecoach was located fairly close to our hotel, so we decided to give it a shot.  It was a Saturday night, but the restaurant was fairly empty with a sign over the door saying "New owners - give us a try!".  And try we did.  We were seated and given menus, and proceeded to look them over.  After 10 minutes or so, multiple waitresses had walked near to our table, glanced at us, and walked away.  Finally, we had to ask one if she could take our order.  Food was ordered (the BBQ beef brisket), as well as beer (Pug Ryan's Vanilla Stout).  Our food came out in a reasonable amount of time, and that was the last time we ever saw our waitress.  Another waitress stopped by quite awhile later and I ordered another beer, which took an unreasonable amount of time to recieve.  After that, no one came back to the table.  The restaurant was still quite empty, and we finally had to ask the hostess if we could get our bill.

Positives:
-Decent enough food, and good sized portions
-They make their own BBQ sauce

Negatives:
-Just bad service.  I've worked in the food service industry and I'm usually much more willing to cut some slack to people who are obviously working hard and trying their best.  This was not the case.
-Pretty poor draft beer selections, considering the vast amount of Colorado microbrews available.

As much as I hate to say it, we were thinking we received a bit of the out-of-season "tourist" treatment, especially since it wasn't ski season, and the restaurant was full of mostly locals.  The manager offered us a 10% off "coupon" for our next visit.  Not only is 10% rather insulting, but after we left and looked at the coupon, it was just the restaurant's business card!  Yikes.

Atmosphere for drinking is not bad - but the food and service are quite lacking.  My entire family and several friends became sick after eating here a few months ago.

This hole has cr*ppy "food", and the FILTHIEST kitchen I have ever seen in my LIFE! And the "chef" was a sweaty pig who thought Billy Joel (yeah, that Billy Joel) was the biggest rock star ever. Go figure. DO NOT PATRONIZE THIS DUMP, it is horrid. ICK!