Stephanie H.
8/11/2025
This place was absolutely adorable. A few steps down to the underground sits a perfectly quaint Italian restaurant in downtown Glenwood Springs. We were serenaded by a young saxophonist playing...
Euro Italian Underground Restaurant
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715 Grand Ave
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Located in the basement of the historic Silver Club Building, under the Grand Ave. bridge, sits the longest standing and best Italian restaurant in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Established over 30 years ago, we continue to serve great appetizers, entrees and cocktails while continuing the use of the freshest local ingredients we can find. We are proud to offer our delicious cuisine and friendly service all year long. We’re a favorite of locals and visitors alike so make it a point to stop by and grab a bite the next time your in the valley. We’re the perfect place for families, groups and couples with a warm, cozy and fun atmosphere. All our meals are served with our house baked Italian bread, garlic butter and fresh made salad. All of this along with our sandstone walls and glowing underground ambiance, make us a must stop whenever you’re in the area. Come dine with us tonight and enjoy a taste of Glenwood Springs history!
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Reviews
3.5479 reviews
Mateo E.
7/31/2025
We pulled up in Glenwood & promptly took a nap. We woke hungry, but pizza, burgers, etc., didn't sound good. Pasta did. I found this spot online and the menu looked promising. There was a bit...
James A.
11/1/2025
Have been coming to the Italian Underground for many years. Enjoyed incredible meals and good service. This past time however was very different. Menu items such as the Italian combo are missing....
Jodi B.
5/3/2025
This restaurant has cute vibes but unfortunately, there were several reasons why I had to give it the review I did. As soon as we sat down at our restaurant, we were served water, but the water...
Nycole R.
9/2/2024
When I picture an Italian restaurant, I pretty much envision everything I saw here at the Italian Underground. It was dimly lit, jam-packed, hotter than Hell with delicious food being slung all...
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