Spoons Bistro Bakery - Grand Junction

Spoons does a lot, and your experience will look different depending on what time of day you're there.My date and I went for an evening out and were pleasantly surprised by the juxtaposition of a Michelin class menu in a quaint and homey diner-esque restaurant. I myself was even more floored by not only the service (thank you, Ashley) but by the food as well. From appetizer, entree, and dessert, my palate was in marvel and awe. Every bite just as fantastic as the last. I had to let our server know to please commend the chefs for such exemplary presentation and delivery. Everything was cooked to desired PERFECTION if that had ever been achievable to begin with. Without droning on, I can not recommend having dinner here enough.For 2 people, 3 courses shared with a bottle of wine and 20% gratuity, we spent $150. BEYOND worth it.The only reason this isn't a full 5-stars is just the misleading atmosphere. You definitely get contemporary cafe/diner vibes for a place that's a little more conservative.Side note and entirely not on the restaurant, but the clientele aren't nearly as hospitable and accommodating as the staff. While my date and I aren't the type of people to be easily offended, it was comical the amount of side-eyes and, at times, blatant stares we received by other guests. Sure, we looked a little macabre compared to the rest of the crowd, but we had plans after dinner too. No harm no foul, just a little funny.

Very nice menu, cafeteria style. It was raining but pleasant outside under the shelter. Simple but elegant.

After living here for 1½ years and trying almost every breakfast place in town, Ifinally found Spoons. It was amazing. Food was perfect and the price was in line with everyone else. Highly recommend and will visit again soon.

I had an excellent Portabella Mushroom burger it was so good along with the Truffle Fries will definitely be back! We were a party of 4 everyone loved their choice of entree!

Spoons is part of the Hopewest Hospice care center. The care center is upstairs from the restaurant. The restaurant is awesome. Great food and kind people. My mom is in hospice and the people at Spoons have been taking care of me all week. Today they were out of cranberry muffins so I had to get chocolate. I know….chocolate what a drag. ? It was delicious. The chef happened to be getting himself a coffee and overheard me tell the cashier that I’m upstairs with my mom. He offered to bake a cranberry muffin for me and then bring it to me! Between the care center and Spoons, this incredibly difficult time is just a little easier. Thank you to everyone who makes this place what it is.