Rouge At The Teller House

Robert, the bartender, suggested we try the Sauvignon Blanc, and we ended up ordering that along with several more glasses. They have an excellent wine list and a full bar with a wide selection. For dessert, we enjoyed both the lemon cake and the cheesecake, which were fresh and delicious. Our server, Ethan, was attentive to all our requests, whether it was for more water or extra ice. He was quick, efficient, and very professional. I highly recommend this restaurant; it offers a wonderful dining experience in a historic setting filled with charm. Sincerely, Ed Altman Jr.

I absolutely love the live music and delicious food on Friday nights!

Be sure to take a history tour from across the street—it's definitely worth it!

The Hense Gottesleben floor clock is keeping accurate time once more. On Sunday, April 14th, 2019, members of the local chapter 21 of the National Association of Watch Clock Collectors gathered for a repair session organized by Randy Schneider. They carefully disassembled the clock, made some minor adjustments, and performed a general service, successfully getting the clock to run again. For those unfamiliar, this clock is an American Renaissance Walnut and Burl Tall case regulator made around 1870. The case was crafted by Hense Gottesleben in Denver, while the movement was made by the C.A. Jones Company on Courtland Street in New York. This stunning clock stands at 11 feet 3 inches tall and is 3 feet 8 inches wide, showcasing exquisite elegance. You can find more pictures and descriptions of the clock by searching for Mike's Clock Repair Colorado or NAWCC Chapter 21.

The Hense Gottesleben floor clock is keeping time again. Members of the National Association of Watch Clock Collectors local chapter 21. The repair team organized by Randy Schneider were onsite on Sunday April 14th, 2019. They disassembled the clock did some minor adjustments and did a general service. The clock started running again. For those who do not know the clock is an American Renaissance Walnut and Burl Tall case regulator clock made about 1870. The case Made by Hense Gottesleben, Denver and the movement by C.A. Jones Company, Courtland St., New York. The clock stands 11’3” tall and is 3’ 8” wide. A beautiful and elegant clock. Pictures and more descriptions of the clock can be found by searching Mike 's Clock Repair Colorado or NAWCC Chapter 21