Letter Drop Inn - Menu

It just doesn't get any better than this! Finding a gourmet restaurant in a friendly mountain town is a great pleasure. How Rob creates such incredible dishes and remains so humble is beyond me.Don't miss it!!

my man and I ate last night. he had the wild sampler; everything was nicely prepared and served with fried potatoes. I had the chicken marsala, very gentle aromen. the house made dressings for the salads were so fresh, we had basilikum venaigrette and balsamico vinaigrette. waitress was attentive, service good, view over the valley stunning!

This restaurant offers the finest in fine dining with attention paid to every detail. The service is excellent and the food is delicious. We ordered the prime rib with roasted potatoes, seasonal veggies, and a house salad, and the portions were very generous. If you haven't yet made the trip to Rosita to dine at this charming inn, you are truly missing out on a wonderful experience. View menu

I visited this restaurant while conducting research in Rosita and I am glad I did! It is very friendly and has a historic ambiance. The ribeye with sauce was delicious, as were the sides. The people were very friendly and I enjoyed talking about the history of Rosita with them. It's a shame that a storm was rolling in, or else I would have stayed longer! I hope to visit again in the future.

This small restaurant is truly a hidden gem and deserves more stars than I can give. Open seasonally from mid April to mid October, it offers 5-star food in the charming town of Rosita, CO. The drive to get there is beautiful and adds to the overall experience. The menu includes perfectly cooked duck, venison, trout, wild boar, and more. My friends and I make the hour-long trip at least twice a season and have never been disappointed. It's a fantastic dining experience all around.

I first noticed the Letter Drop restaurant as I passed by a few times after moving to the area. I decided to stop in and give it a try, thinking it might be a cozy country cafe with homestyle cooking. To my surprise, the Letter Drop was actually a fine dining experience. My wife and I went there for our anniversary dinner and were impressed by the unassuming exterior and charming interior. We started with bacon-wrapped shrimp appetizers, followed by a fresh salad and a variety plate featuring quail, wild boar sausage, and venison filet with delicious sides. The house wine was a perfect complement. My wife enjoyed the duck, and we shared a decadent chocolate and coffee ice cream cake for dess... View menu

Upon moving to the area, I had noticed the Letter Drop Restaurant a few times. I decided to finally give it a try, expecting a cozy country cafe with home-cooked meals. However, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the Letter Drop Restaurant offers a fine dining experience. My wife and I visited the restaurant for our anniversary dinner and were impressed by the charming interior. We began our meal with bacon-wrapped shrimp appetizers, followed by a refreshing letter drop salad with herb vinaigrette. For the main course, I enjoyed a variety plate featuring quail, wild boar sausage, and venison filet, accompanied by herb-encrusted potatoes and seasonal vegetables. The house wine, a Robert...

When I first moved to the area, I noticed the Letter Drop restaurant a few times and decided to give it a try. I was expecting a cozy country cafe with home-cooked food, but was pleasantly surprised to find that the Letter Drop offers a fine dining experience. My wife and I chose this restaurant for our anniversary dinner and were delighted by the charming interior. We started with bacon-wrapped shrimp appetizers with hoisin sauce, which were perfectly grilled with just the right amount of sauce. I opted for the Letter Drop salad with herb vinaigrette, made with fresh salad greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, and a house-made dressing. For my main course, I selected the variety plate featuring quai...

When I first moved to the area, I saw the restaurant's flyer multiple times and decided to give it a try, hoping for a cozy atmosphere and homemade food like a charming countryside café. I was pleasantly surprised by The Letter Drop restaurant. My wife and I chose this place for our anniversary dinner. The exterior may be unassuming, but the interior is quite charming. We started off with appetizers - speck-wrapped prawns with hoisin sauce, cooked perfectly with just the right amount of sauce. I opted for the Letter Drop salad with a delicious herb vinaigrette, made in-house. For my main course, I tried the Sortenschild - quail stuffed with wild rice and pine nuts, along with wild boar and v... View menu