Steak-Out Saloon

Why they continue to say they have steaks and steak sandwiches is a total loe. We even called on the phone and got the same lie. The service was terrible had to serve us our own ice tea almost
Quit lying that you serve steak

This place is a really good bar/​pub. The price for food and drink are one of the best in old Town Fort Collins. Their burgers and fries are wonderful and big portions with every meal. I love their fried bottle caps (jalapeño coins). They have such a great selection of beer that you never leave there disappointed. If you want more of a relaxed dinner get in there before 7pm otherwise the music gets loud.

This place has incredible food at an affordable price, which is hard to find in Old Town! Their daily specials are usually the best deal, today’s was a chicken sandwich topped with green chilies, bacon and pepper jack, sooooo yummy! I only wish they would open the blinds and let more of that sweet Colorado sunshine in, but I guess they are going for the dark, divey saloon feel.

The Steakout is one of my favorite places to stop in for a cold beer and maybe a bite to eat. During the summer months the crankin AC makes this literally the coolest bar in town not to mention one of the coolest staff in all the land. No matter who is working I get fast friendly service with a smile. The bearded ginger with glasses is a stone cold fox and always looks out for my boyfriend and me. Everyone here makes us feel safe and welcome and we’re guaranteed to have a good time.

Dark bar with TVs and pool. Mainly regulars and locals. Great place to watch a game and have a couple drinks. does not have a private lot. pretty good bar food. nice staff. great beer options with 12 rotating taps.

This is my go-​to lunch spot in Fort Collins. The food is consistently great and the servers are always prompt and friendly. Try the steak sandwich with fries! Love their fries!

We checked Unilocal for a steakhouse in FortCollins and came up with this place. It’s an A-​ok place, with some outdoor tables and a blue collar comfy ethos. Unfortunately, it DOES NOT SERVE STEAK!
We stayed anyway, enjoyed a couple of sammiches and chips and beers. The Wisconsin fried pickles were great as were the french fries. The service was perfect too.
Would recommend for a casual dinner or afternoon lunch. Very casual atmosphere.
They also have a 2^nd Happy Hour from 11pm-​? We’re past that, but could be fun for others. :)

We’re regulars here. They have all the beers we like, and the greasy bar food is to die for. Friendly staff, never too crowded, a great place to watch a game or grab a midweek drink. Drink specials every night of the week make it pretty affordable as well. Why venture to those more crowded places on Old Town Square? Everything you need is right here…

This place is my personal favorite bar in FoCo. A big reason is that I really like the staff! Some of them can be a bit abrasive or gruff at first, but if you are a regular they really soften up. Plus having seen the kind of idiocracy that they put up with it is no wonder they are a bit gruff, but if you show respect you will definitely get respect.
The food here is the best bar food in FoCo, definitely not the place to go if you are looking for something healthy, as it is all fairly greasy, but for those of you who are worried about your weight or what not, they do have some pretty good salads…
One of the best things about this place, besides the service, is the selection of beers, as they usually have a lot of great microbrews on tap! Plus they have a lot of fun games to play, from 3 pool tables, an air hockey table, a shuffle board table downstairs, and a bubble hockey game. Plus they have enough TV’s to accommodate everyones sporting needs!!!
All in all this place is a staple of Fort Collins and if you want a good beer, you gotta check out the Steak-​Out Saloon!!!

Some people call this a «dive» bar, but that would depend upon what your intent is when deciding how to showcase the character of your particular booze shop. IMO, this place is not a «dive», it’s RUSTIC and has tons of Old Town character. The Steak-​Out Saloon is more than just a cool bar; they serve decent bar cuisine that is worth coming back to. I don’t really go to bars anymore, but if I were younger and in college again I’d definitely make this place one of my more frequented watering holes.
The service is both good and bad. It’s not consistent and if you have a bad service experience, try them again and it’s likely to be completely different. I don’t know what it is but that’s just something you have to accept walking in that front door.
The beer selection is okay for a Ft. Collins pub, but they tend to have the same beers that every other old pub has. The typical standard and flagship beers of the local microbreweries in town and a few seasonal options compose the beer menu. Again, IMO, bars will do better with providing beers (and other drinks) that are different from the bar next door or down the street. Mix it up and give your customer more options.
Overall, I really like the place and it will continue to be a great place for me to grab some lunch in Old Town. If I ever need to show someone from out of town some Ft. Collins history over a beer, I’ll bring them here!

A great place for local college students or post-​grads looking to reminisce about the days when a dive bar and loud girls was a desirable thing. If you don’t fit into this category, keep on moving hombre.
It’s not that it’s dirty or worn down like the neighboring joint, Trailhead, it’s just not a place you can talk to your friends or share a story unless you want to stand two inches apart and scream at each other. Been there, done that, got the vomit stained T-​shirt to prove it.
Super annoying: The speedy gonzales guy who grabs your beer glass off the table and doesn’t ask you if you want another, you have to do everything yourself, and it takes 20 times as long to get a new beer as it did for them to take your old one.
They have shuffleboard down in the basement, but the basement bar has a very very limited beer on tap selection.

Typical bro sports bar. Tiny outdoor space for seating. Mediocre beer selection vs. other Fort Collins bars. Crowd and servers were less than friendly. Can’t comment on the food.

As a very recent Colorado resident this was the first bar I had a chance to visit and I must say the drink specials were great! Haven’t had a chance to try the food yet but I’ll definitely be back when I’m in the Fort Collins area.

Oh wow! Coming in here on first glance reminds me of the bars in Wyoming! Meaning rustic! But after a while when I looked around I realized that I was still in Fort Collins, a college town. It is dotted with CSU propaganda and has a bike hanging from the ceiling. Yep… I didn’t leave the state after all.
The time I went here was during a football game. So everyone was whooping and hollering and carrying on. NOT so much for quiet. There seemed to be only two staff members working for a fairly busy restaurant. That means the wait was longer but the waitresses was doing her best keeping on top of things. There was a bartender behind the bar as well but he left after a while and it seemed like the poor waitresses was stuck with the whole place!
When we did get our food (which wasn’t all THAT long… I was just hungry) I had a very yummy mushroom and swiss burger! I also had a nice handsome salad that accompanied the meal which was also quite yummy. They have all the ‘basics’ for local microbrews on tap as well… which could not be passed up. I went with O’dell’s Hoptober.
If you want a pretty good hamburger or steak Steak–
Out Saloon is not a bad place to go but try to avoid games because the noise level gets obnoxious unless of course… you WANT to actually WATCH a football game while eating out. Gasp!

I used to think that this place was just a dive bar. Lately, I’ve started to turn around and like this place. The food is moderately priced and very delicious. The drinks are well priced for old town.
As other reviewers have said, the place is a bit dingy, which led me to my initial opinion of the restaurant.
The place can get a little crazy in the evenings. So, if you are looking for a quiet hangout this probably isn’t the place at those times.
The Steakout is a fan hangout for University of Iowa, Texas A&M, and Clemson University. So when those schools have basketball or football games expect to be overwhelmed by those fans.

I go to the Steak-​Out often. I find it more uplifting and a little more mature than the Trailhead, next door. The basement is kind of sad as are the bathrooms. The food is good, bar food. And the beer is what makes Fort Collins famous.
It can get crowded and really loud. It is a bar after all.

Sometimes when I’m walking around Old Town, I can imagine what the city was like in the founding years in 1864. Dirt roads with cowboys on horseback, fur trappers coming down from the Poudre Canyon, and stationed soldiers walking into western saloons for a break from the sun. Many of our historical buildings have been well preserved, maintaining the rustic feeling of the wild west, and one might think that the Steakout Saloon has been around since the days of Wild Bill and Wyatt Earp.
Despite the authentic look of having been in the American Old West — antique tin ceiling tiles, worn woods floors, and a large western-​style bar — the Steakout Saloon has only been serving drinks and food since 1999, even though the building was constructed in 1909. Under the Steakout signage, you can still see a ghost sign from when it used to be a grocery store in the early 1920s.
Situated on Mountain Avenue between Mason and College, it’s often confused for the Trailhead Tavern, which is right next door. The Steakout is a favorite lunch spot for the Old Town business crowd and a favorite bar for the pub crawlers. Many of the bars in Old Town seem to have a split personality to the likes of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde when it comes to the goings on during the night and day, but the Steakout is the most consistent between the two crowds. It’s a place where the down-​to-​earth personalities of Fort Collins hangout for some no frills grub and beer.
The Steakout Saloon might not have been around since the pioneering days of Fort Collins, but it’s well worn and fits right in, just like a favorite pair of jeans. We might not see fort soldiers, fur trappers, and cowboys hanging out — but you can’t miss the fly fishermen, farmers, and craft brewers that make up the people of Fort Collins today.

Did you know this place has a dank ass basement? Me either. Smells like an old cellar but it is nice to know that you can escape the crowd.
Usually a chill place to have a beer and there isn’t usually a line filled with Douches out front.

People need to stop giving 5 stars on Unilocal unless it’s truly a place that blows you away. I us the rule of thumb that if I give it’s a five, it should be a place that people will drive from hundreds of miles away to get to. If you throw out five stars for a place, then what are you going to do when you find a better place? I digress. Steak-​Out is a really chill bar with a really chill attitude. My high score of 4 is mostly due to the atmosphere and beer selection. They have over 20 taps with some really good rotating specials. They also have really good weekly beer specials. I’ve had a few things off of the menu and nothing in particular impressed me. I’ve had the wings 3 times and they are nothing better than OK.

DEEP FRIED MAC N CHEESE… yum!
the best bar in foco and a great place to watch the giant’s win the world series!