Pho Duy

Noodles, meat, and spring rolls were delicious! Tables were clean, attentive waitresses, clean restaurant.
No comments or tips to add. Had a very good experience.
You can even call in and have your table set and food waiting for you, for when you arrive.

Food was good! Never saw waitress after our food and drink was brought out. Portions have gotten a lot smaller since opened.

Great food and loved the atmosphere! Wish the waiter/​waitress service was a little better though.

Still great under new ownership! We come here at least a few times a week and the food it’s amazing at such a good price! Definitely one of Greeley’s hidden treasures!

Have been here a dozen times, and food has been great every time. Phở is great, noodle bowls are tasty and service is always efficient.

Best phở I’ve ever had. Servers are friendly and attentive. Love the lower prices made to the menu. Springs rolls are great and peanut sauce is the sh**!

They’re missing a lot of supplies and the phở comes with no veggies. They don’t have tofu or veggie broth either.

Delicious! I had the flank steak and rare steak phở. New owners, but phở more delicious than before. The service was also excellent.

Service: great! Always checking on you and no wait to be seated.
Food: this was the second time we came here. 1^st time we had to hurry and leave due to a emergency. But we had ordered phở and banh mi.
Phở: was so good, we live in slc and there are phở places every where. So this place was just like home.
Banh mi: so good it wasn’t a hard baguette, it usually is but I don’t like it like that.
Drinks: boba tea and fresh lime juice awesome.
If we ever come back to Greeley again we will stop here.

First time and was very impressed. Fresh ingredients and excellent service. Spring rolls were outstanding as well as the selections of Phở. I will be back!
Good mix of age of patrons. Families, students and couples. Speaks well of reputation.

My first «Phở» experience! Great service and very accommodating of high-​chair youngsters who SHARE their food EVERYWHERE.
My daughter and I ordered the rice bowls — hers was chicken and our server graciously modified my bowl to vegetarian, which was delicious vegetarian rolls.
We walked away with full and happy tummies — the food was fresh and flavorful, well presented, and quickly prepared. We are planning to return next week :)

This place is pretty good. Nice servers and generally good service. It’s definitely a place you should try if you haven’t had phở because it’s a unique experience and some people absolutely love it. The only issue I have with any place like this is when they try to cut back on the main ingredients. The broth in phở is literally water flavored with leftover bones, cheap veggies and spices. It’s nearly free. So if you charge me $ 10 for said broth, please give me enough meat/​noodles/​veggies that I don’t feel ripped off. This is right on the border where I do.

As many have said before, Phở, in Greeley? Yes and yes it is really good. Food is always very good, service can be a little lacking at times, hence the four stars. The Phở broth always tastes really fresh and is loaded with your chosen meats. My favorite is a mix of chicken and brisket, my kids love the meatball. A side plate with bean sprouts, basil leaves, limes and jalapenos allows you to add these as you would like. One warning the jalapenos tend to be HOT! For a while they had a second location that is now closed. During that time both food and service suffered, but this place is now back to as good as it has always been.

Miss good phö & ramen since relocating from LA, and this place definitely does good phö. I always get rare beef, and my husband gets a different meat every time we go. He highly recommends the brisket. Broth is always great, noodles are cooked perfectly, everything is fresh & delicious. Also love the shrimp rolls with fish sauce *drool*

Tried phở once before and wasn’t that impressed. Had a very overpowering cinnamon taste. Tried here and WOW! Flavor bomb! Had the Phở Brisket and meat was super tender. And NO high power knock your socks off cinnamon taste! Highly recommend their crab wontons. A hidden gem that’s not on the menu.

I used to go here quite often, but recently this place got worse. Portions got smaller, less meat comes with phở, prices went up. However, it is still the only phở place in Greeley. Don’t wait till they bring you the bill.

Probably the best phở I’ve had outside of china town in Vegas!
They offer 4 sizes, kid size & small-​large. I ordered a medium being as I can usually almost polish off a bowl at a normal restaurant but beware their portions are huge! Although I wanted to shove every noodle in my belly, I sadly only got through about half :(
Enjoy!

I ordered grilled pork Bun and Vietnamese coffee to go.
My to go box had whole in the corner. When I saw the whole, I knew what’s the food taste like. Because if you don’t care how the outside look like, you don’t care what’s inside… I was right. The noodle was hard and felt like they cooked it in the morning and kept it in the fridge. Pork was hard, dry and not cut. Coffee was ok though.
Overall I didn’t have good experience with them so I’m not going back.

First off, I’ve never had Phở before. So I have nothing to compare it to. My boyfriend LOVES Phở and when we lived back east he used to get it in NYC a lot.
Food:
I got a Shrimp Phở Bowl. It was really good. It was served with nice fresh add ins, like bean sprouts and long leaf cilantro which was DELICIOUS. My only complaint was I wish there was a little more Shrimp in my bowl. I also there was an option to have it made with vegetable broth as I don’t eat beef. (I understand that traditional Phở is made with beef broth, but I’m just saying it would be nice to have vegetable broth).
Décor:
Kind of Cheap and Tacky…
Service:
Was kind of slow and non attentive. They also sat a large party of about 8 college age loud kids next to my table in the very empty restaurant. There was no reason they has to be seated right next to my table.
Price:
My boyfriend paid but then when we got in the car he mentioned it to me. (I would have said something.)… but apparently our two bowls of Phở (I believe to be both medium) cost us over $ 40.00. They don’t give you a receipt so I’m pretty sure they just randomly charge whatever they want or add things onto your bill.
Problem is this Greeley, and besides a bunch of gross chains, there’s not much going on, so you’re stuck if you want something exotic unless you want to drive to Fort Collins.
I’ll give them another chance but if my bill is wrong again I won’t be back.

It is funny. It seems like whenever I go out for Phở the place is always called Phở Duy.
There is a Phở Duy in Fort Collins.
There is a Phở Duy in Denver.
As far as I know they are not linked. They have varying degrees of quality and different menu items from each other.
This place was ok. I ordered the Meatball Phở in a size medium. It has all of the signature Phở ingredients. Meatballs, noodles and greens. Sprouts, jalapenos, lettuce and basil were on the side plate.
The Phở tasted relatively well and gave me a satisfying bellyfull of hot soup on a cold and windy day.
To be honest though I have had more authentic Phở. The ingredients were relatively fresh but it could be fresher. The flavor was not bad but I have had more flavorful.
For Greeley having a Phở place is an asset!