Saw the reviews and decided to try it anyway. The place was empty save for 1 person... Not a great sign but hey maybe it's an off time. As you can see in the pics the food is just... Poor. They claim it's Wagyu beef but it is indistinguishable from McDonald's (arguably poorer). The Mac and cheese was essentially soup and awful. The fries (frozen from a bag I'm sure) were fine but that's about it. And this critique is aside from the high price point. It was so poor I almost told some people entering that they should try another place... Any other place. There are just better options in town. It would be great to have a cool burger bar and perhaps Steamies can be that in the future with new recipes and ingredients but until then it's a pass.

While on a multi-day camping trip, I stopped in Telluride to explore the town, have a filling meal, and ended up at Steamies! All three in my group ordered the famous Yeti and shared a basket of fries. The Yeti checks all the boxes for a classic fill-your-tummy American burger with bacon and crispy onions. The basket of fries was slightly smaller than one would have liked for sharing amongst 3, although we really enjoyed the selection of dips. The wait time wasn't too long (we were there slightly before the dinner rush), the space was clean and well-ventilated with lots of seating. Overall, the people in my group thought it deserved better than the rating it had at the time (<4).

Great burger and cajon fries, the sauce selection is very impressive (blueberry keychup and Wasabi pesto). They have a full bar and the irish coffee was delightful but it is a pricey burger. Lastly they have a ton of games like connect 4 and tic tac toe and 4 large TVs playing outdoor sports.

35-minute wait for Saturday lunch on a very rainy day. The place was busy and raucous, but the service was quick and friendly. Food as always, is consistently good with a larger menu selection than commonly seen at a brew pub. Brews also were right on with a great variety.

Really cool place to enjoy a steamed burger. The menu is definitely creative. The burger was tasty. Fries were good too. I had the double cheese burger and it was great. The price was $14 for the burger and I did have to pay for the fries separately. I guess it can become expensive if you have to purchase multiple meals. It was worth the cost in my opinion. Enjoy!

I've been here a few times and loved it. This time was not my favorite. The burgers, even with all their toppings, were kinda plain. The fries were delicious as always, and they have all the best dipping sauces. So over all still a good experience, just a little off from what I've come to expect.

"Ramen" is good as long as you don't expect a real ramen. Even the noodles where udon noodles, not ramen ones. But it was a decent broth with chicken breasts and fresh veggies. Overpriced, as most things in Telluride. Staff could at least pretend they care...

Decent menu selection, tons of sauces (as a sauce gal myself, I appreciate this) and an array of salts and dry toppings to add to your food. A bit unsatisfied with my Rancher Wrap, for $17 (!!!) I would expect a fuller wrap. It was mostly lettuce and maybe a few small bite sized pieces of chicken on each side of the wrap. Disappointing for the cost. Happy to pay for something worth nearly $20, but felt gipped.