Indian Bites
Fresh curries, biryani and saag, for eating in or taking to the park.
Kitchens, taprooms, coffee, galleries, gear and beds, nearly all of them on six blocks of Main Street and almost all locally owned.




The Town's own visitor directory and the Chamber's member list carry more names; this list keeps only what has been checked.
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A curated list, not a census. A business goes in when its name, address and hours can be read on its own site or on the Town of Lyons visitor pages, and it carries the date that was done. Phone numbers appear only where the business publishes one. Nothing here is paid for, and no listing is ranked above another; groups are alphabetical. Send additions and corrections through the contact page with a link to the source.
Fresh curries, biryani and saag, for eating in or taking to the park.
Family-owned Thai kitchen at the east end of Main, dinner only.
Classic Mexican kitchen at the east end of Main: molcajetes, margaritas and a patio.
Wine and cocktail lounge a block off Main with paninis, salads, soups and charcuterie boards.
Northern Italian and southern French cooking in a small dining room; the town's dinner-out address.
Regional Mexican flavors, tacos and a busy bar; dinner most nights, lunch on weekends.
The original Oskar Blues, open since 1997: Cajun-leaning kitchen, the beers that launched the craft-can movement, and live music most weeks.
Slow-smoked barbecue and a long tap list, mid-block on Main.
Brewery and pizza kitchen with a stage in the name for a reason: trivia, art openings and an open bluegrass pick on the weekly calendar.
Grain-to-glass distillery east of town making Colorado straight malt whisky, gin and rum, with a tasting room and a patio.
Riverside bar and food garden at the west edge of town: craft beer, local spirits, a Monday open mic and a lot of outdoor seating.
Burgers, sandwiches and soft-serve at a walk-up window: the post-tubing stop.
Moxie Bread Co.'s Lyons outpost: coffee, pastries and loaves from the Louisville bakery.
Drive-through coffee on the way into town from Longmont.
Responsibly harvested herbs, teas and apothecary goods.
Deli, bakery and grocery: sandwiches and picnic supplies before the trail, staples after.
Antiques and found treasures, open weekends.
Gift and confectionery boutique on the 400 block: chocolate, candy and small presents.
Lyons-branded gifts, shirts and souvenirs; part of every sale supports the town.
Local art, jewelry, home décor and antiques in a working studio at the east end of Main.
A pinball hall with dozens of machines, monthly tournaments and a women's league.
Handmade bamboo fly rods, built in Lyons for the St. Vrain and beyond.
Adventure lodge on the river at the west edge of town, with the Rock Garden bar on site.
Town-run riverside camping: RV sites with hookups year-round, tent sites mid-April to mid-October. Reservations through the Town.
Motel rooms and cabins on the road to Estes Park, with a seasonal pool.
Twenty-plus tiny homes on the St. Vrain, a short walk from Main Street and next door to Planet Bluegrass.
Local history in the 1881 sandstone schoolhouse, run by the Lyons Historical Society. Free; open in the summer season.
The library district's 2019 building: books, meeting rooms, programs most days and the Effie Banta Room for public meetings.
The 20-acre riverside ranch that hosts RockyGrass and the Rocky Mountain Folks Festival, plus concerts through the year.
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