Rally5 Crafted Eats & Bar
Rally5 Crafted Eats & Bar is a locally owned and one-of-a-kind restaurant in Fort Collins, Colorado. The restaurant's goal is to bring unique, fresh, and craveable dishes to its customers. The menu features a variety…
The Moot House serves made-from-scratch food, cocktails, and local beers in Fort Collins, Colorado, drawing inspiration from the tradition of an English pub. This inspiration is evident in its cozy atmosphere, which features fireplaces and banquet rooms.
Friday and Saturday nights bring prime rib dinners, while the menu also includes made-from-scratch favorites like burgers, steaks, soups, and hearty comfort food. The restaurant features 30 rotating beers on tap, showcasing Fort Collins' best craft breweries.
Producers who focus on quality, sustainability, and doing things the right way are chosen to supply the restaurant, ensuring every dish is made with attention to detail and care, from house-made soups to hand-cut steaks. Daily happy hour specials and a family-friendly menu are also available, including a Kids Menu and shareable Family Packs.
At 2626 S College Ave in Midtown Fort Collins, professionals, families, couples, and locals gather to enjoy craft beer, scratch-made meals, and a cozy pub atmosphere. Private banquet rooms are available for special events, such as business meetings, rehearsal dinners, family celebrations, and more.
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2626 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80525. Open the map for directions.
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