Operating Award-Winning Restaurants in Colorado for over 20 years
Big Red F was created in 1994 by Chef Dave Query who has a long history with food in Boulder.
Each kitchen is strongly driven by passionate Chefs, sourcing ingredients with integrity, and practicing technique to its best measure.
Behind the bars, our mixologists are crafting delicious cocktails and
assembling wine and beer lists built on local intelligence and value.
And in our dining rooms is a collection of General Managers striving to ensure a level of hospitality and graciousness that will always be genuine and memorable.
Social Calendar
our guide to cool happenings around Colorado and the Front Range, good deals from our friends around town,
and some tips about the can’t-miss-good-stuff if you live here or find yourself traveling this way.
This Week
Around Town
Go to an e-Town taping with Josh Radin
Greensky Bluegrass at the Fox
Strings of Hope: A Tribute to Noel Cunningham
Love is a Story - A Benefit for Impact on Education
This Week
At The Big Red F
Latin Wine Dinner with David Miller at Centro Latin Kitchen
Tequila 101 at Zolo Grill
Spreading the Love
A little something from us and our friends to you.
Every week at the Big Red F
All-Day Happy Hour at Centro Latin Kitchen
Patio Smoke Out after 5pm at Centro Latin Kitchen
Date Night at Centro Latin Kitchen
Hump Day 3 Course Menu at Jax Denver
Meet @ Jax a ‘Grass Roots’ 3 Course Menu at Jax Boulder
Live Music and Happy Hour 2:30-5pm at Lola
NFL Sunday Ticket and BBQ Pigskin Party at The West End Tavern
MOUNTAIN BIKE RIDE OF THE WEEK
Hall Ranch, Lyons
From the lower parking lot, go uphill to the trailhead at the upper lot. From here it’s an easy trail to follow. Follow Bitterbrush trail uphill through somewhat rough singletrack. Around the 1 mile mark you will head down a valley and up the other side into a field. From here the trail becomes physically and technically difficult. You will have roughly 1/2 mile of steep ascending with very difficult technical sections. 1 3/4 miles you reach the top of the first hill and descend into the valley only to ascend into a valley meadow. The trailis easy and hard packed. Once you reach nelson loop (3.5 miles) take a left for a switchback ascent or a right for a slightly less agressive ascent. Follow Nelson Loop (2.3 miles) but beware of speed reducing ditches that rangers dig out for drainage reasons. Once you reconect with Bitterbrush trail follow it back to your car.