503w - Colorado Springs

This is an excellent lunch spot in Colorado Springs. Price: approximately $20 per person on average. Experience: 10/10. I was seated immediately. Atmosphere: 10/10. The staff and owners were very friendly and attentive. They kept our water glasses full, and we felt well taken care of. Overall rating: 10/10. I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious the food was! They also had my favorite drink of the day (Grüvi). The only downside is that parking can be a challenge, but once you find a spot, the experience is absolutely worth it.

We’re always on the lookout for unique local spots with amazing food, and 503W definitely fits the bill! With excellent service and a cool atmosphere, it’s the perfect combination. Everything our group ordered was delicious, but I particularly recommend the glazed salmon. Plus, they have an impressive selection of non-alcoholic beers, which is a nice bonus!

I highly recommend this restaurant! The food was fresh and delightful, the waiting staff were outstanding, and the drinks were delicious. The atmosphere was enhanced by beautiful music. I began with the goat cheese shrimp cake appetizer, and I have to say, I’ve never tasted anything like it before—it was amazing! For my main course, I had the Gangnam fried chicken, which was incredibly delicious!

What a great experience! We're here a few years ago and so glad we came back. The mood is so amazing in this place. Delicious spirits, great food, best music (Lenny Kravitz) Top notch service! We had the nachos, Satay and Tacos. My 13-year-old didn't leave a chip on the nacho plates. The best part was dessert! Wow, it was gone in 2.3 seconds. I never decided to share with three other people. Overall, we're so glad we're here. Great food, great mood, great service!

A full 5 stars to this place! The food is amazing! I saw this on the top 10 restaurants in the springs. I can see why now. Parking is an issue. There is a small parking lot in the back but does not hold more than 5-7 cars and you have to back up to go out. Street parking is hard to get. Once inside, it's a casual, eclectic and slightly artsy place. We ordered the goat cheese shrimp cakes, the sweet potato fries, the fried chicken sandwich, the sage butternut ravioli and the wasabi-pineapple mule. Everything was top notch! The shrimp cakes were amazing, full of goat cheese and the accompanying salad and dressing was perfect. The chicken in the sandwich is also available as the Gangnam fried chicken and you have to try it! The crunch and the spice is delicious. The sweet potato fries were very very good. For someone who doesn't like sweet potatoes, I ate my share of them all! The spice and fry on the fries was fantastic and the dip added to it. Definitely choose those over regular fries. The ravioli was also delicious with the right amount of butternut squash. That mule is probably one of the best non-classic mules I've had. All in all, this was a great experience and definitely recommend coming here or at least ordering food from here if you can't make it.