Menu for Door 222 food & drink in Loveland, CO
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Open:4:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Cuisines:
American North American
American North American
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Features:
Delivery , Non-Contact Delivery
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Dietary:
Vegetarian , Organic
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Known for:
Good for kids, Wi-Fi, Casual, Quick bite, Beer, Comfort food, Cocktails, Great cocktails, Coffee, Great coffee, Great dessert, Happy hour drinks, Happy hour food, Healthy options, Late-night food, Cozy, Romantic, Upscale, Organic dishes, Small plates, Kids menu, Vegetarian options, Wine, Restroom, Solo dining, Seating, Outdoor seating, Family-friendly, Wheelchair accessible parking lot, LGBTQ+ friendly, Wheelchair accessible restroom, Wheelchair accessible seating, No-contact delivery, Debit cards, Staff get temperature checks, Popular with Tourists, Delivery, Dinner reservations recommended, Takeaway, Alcohol, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Brunch, Dinner, Dessert, Dine-in, Dinner, Staff required to disinfect surfaces between visits, Mask required, Staff wear masks, Accepts reservations, Hard liquor, Popular Lunch, Bar onsite, Curbside pickup, Fast service, Good for groups, High chairs,Read more
Door 222 food & drink in Loveland, CO, is a sought-after American restaurant, boasting an average rating of 4.3 stars. Here’s what diners have to say about Door 222 food & drink. Make sure to visit Door 222 food & drink, where they will be open from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Don’t risk not having a table. Call ahead and reserve your table by calling (970) 541-3020.
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Door 222 food & drink offers all sorts of meals, including vegetarian dietary options.
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Beautifully curated space with yummy food and good service. Mariah took great care of us.
The kitchen takes pride in what they make and it shows. While the menu items are typical, it's carefully prepared. The portions... aren't huge, but it means you can have three courses and enjoy them all. I love the patio, inside can get loud when they'rebusy. I appreciate that all the entrees except the pasta are gluten free. Door 222 is a favorite for "I definitely want a drinkwith dinner and to enjoy a calm night out." My parents both enjoy it, as well as my friends. Read more
We went here since our 'go to' place was full. I was pleasantly surprised. Good atmosphere and service. Cocktails were good, but... you want to make sure it is going to be something you like, as some will be real bitter, smokey, ... We started with theburrata. It was good, and a nice plate to share. Could have used a little more balsamic. My wife had the margherita pizza, whichshe enjoyed. Mind you, there will be plenty of cheese on the pizza. I personally had the fish and chips which was made with rubyred trout, which was a first for me. I enjoyed it. The trout wasn't fishy at all and it was nice and crispy. Fish tasted alittle dry and not too flaky. Not sure if that is because it is trout, but I think I prefer cod next time. We ended with a cremebrulee, which was up to standard. I would give 5stars, however I felt it was overpriced for what it was. We spend $50pp Read more
We waited to try Door 222 and we had a date night on a weekday. 10 minutes to see a waitress and almost left, wish we had. First... we ordered mussels.. They tasted off right away.. sure enough we had 3 mussels in the appetizer that were horribly spoiled.Making it all taste like rotten shellfish and literally spit it out and we didn't eat it. The beef short rib was a "regularfavorite". It was a little poor chunk of beef roast that tasted like boiled stew meat. It was tasteless and no salt/pepper onthe table, the mash was subpar, asparagus tasted like the ocean it was so salty. The fried fish was good.. the 2lbs of smallrock hard spuds with it we're unimpressive. Basically out of $100 meal (we tipped well) we only split the fish between us. Thewaitress asked if we wanted a box and if everything was alright, when we said ughh not really she just said ok and brought thebill. We paid, left and had to go buy edible food. Not sure if this is how Door 222 is but it was extremely disappointing! I'vewasted $100 before but this was bad. Read more
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When is Door 222 food & drink open?
Door 222 food & drink is open on the following days:
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 04:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Wednesday: 04:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Thursday: 04:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Friday: 04:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Saturday: 04:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Sunday: 04:00 PM - 09:00 PM
What forms of payment are accepted at Door 222 food & drink?
They accept Debit at Door 222 food & drink.
Does Door 222 food & drink offer delivery?
Yes, Door 222 food & drink offers delivery.
Does Door 222 food & drink offer reservations?
Yes, Door 222 food & drink accepts reservations.
Lively atmosphere, delicious and beautifully presented dishes, nice drink selection…and family friendly while still having a... cool vibe! I had the roasted chicken with a lovely butter-based gravy. The drizzle of the balsamic reduction had enough acid toboth cut through and balance the dish. I’m a huge fan of vinegar and lemon (acidic flavors in general), but you can avoid thatdrizzle if it’s not your favorite. The Brussels sprouts app were on the small side. Luckily, we weren’t too hungry and ourmain dishes came out quickly after. My boyfriend got the steak (I don’t remember what the cut is) medium rare. Itphotographed nicely! He is a great steak grill master himself, so he enjoyed it but didn’t rave about it. I believe the beefwas from a Colorado ranch. My parents both got the fish basket and loved it. Crispy, but not overly greasy. A thing ofwonder! My boyfriend and I met my parents here, who traveled in from out of state. We live in Boulder, but they were staying inWindsor with my sister’s family. This was a nice short drive for them and a worthwhile trip for us. It was crowded and loud,just beware that soft-spoken people (like my dad) might have a hard time being heard across the table. It was at least 10 yearssince I’ve visited downtown Loveland. I graduated from CSU in Fort Collins, but hardly made it out to the restaurants. It’sawesome that Loveland is focused on small and independent businesses in their downtown development. I’ll be sure to check outmore when I drive up north in the future. Read more