Longmont Supply takes Colorado cuisine sky-high
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The salmon and risotto at Longmont Supply. Photo: Mitchell Byars/Axios Boulder
Longmont Supply is taking Colorado cuisine to new heights — literally.
Why it matters: The rooftop restaurant atop Hotel Longmont aims to be more than an out-of-towners' amenity, with a menu and mountain views to draw locals, too.
The vibe: Perched on the hotel's fifth floor, Longmont Supply pairs a modern dining room with an outdoor patio and sweeping views of Longmont and the mountains to the west.
Pro tips: There's also a bar, but the west-facing window behind it can make things very sunny around dusk. Choose your seat accordingly.
- Reservations are highly recommended.
What to expect: Colorado wild game and seasonal produce anchor the menu.
- The more exotic options include $18 duck wings, $24 game sliders, a $36 braised duck leg and a $60 bone-in bison ribeye.
- Those looking for something simpler can stick with the $24 French dip or $16 grilled cheese. And yes, there's always the burger.
- The brunch menu features $12 pancakes, a $16 breakfast burrito and "Grandma Phyllis's Famous Cinnamon Roll" for $6.
💭 My thought bubble: I had my eye on the cast iron trout, but they were out, so I went with the salmon.
- My disappointment was short-lived, as the fish had a tasty, crispy coating that paired well with the citrusy risotto.
If you go: Longmont Supply, 508 3rd Ave. is open seven days a week.
- 🍳 Brunch: 7am–2pm
- 🍸 Happy hour: 2–5pm
- 🍽️ Dinner: 5–10pm
- 🌙 Late night: 10pm–midnight, Thursday–Saturday
The bottom line: Hotel Longmont may be designed for visitors, but Longmont Supply makes a convincing pitch to locals while adding to the Main Street dining scene.