RIFLE — At Shooters Grill, you can decide whether your freshly made cherry pie comes with ice cream, but you have no choice on who delivers it: An armed waitress.

All nine of the servers at the restaurant pack heat as they shuttle plates of food to diners, from Glock semi-automatics to Ashlee Saenz’s thigh-length Rueger Blackhawk .357 six-shooter. On the wall, posted alongside copies of the Declaration of Independence and Bill of Rights, is a sign declaring that those inside are still “proudly clinging to my guns and Bible.”

Owner Lauren Boebert, 27, says she didn’t start out to make a statement when she began carrying a pistol on her hip a month after opening Shooters a year ago.

But through the months, her other waitresses thought it was kind of fun and they, too, started carrying in this town of 9,200 about 180 miles west of Denver.

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From left, Shooters staffers Ashlee Saenz, owner Lauren Boebert, Jessie Spaulding and Dusty Sheets stand in front of the business in their work attire. (Glenwood Springs Post Independent)

A sign at Shooters Grill welcomes gun owners.

All nine of the Shooters Grill servers at the restaurant pack heat as they shuttle plates of food to diners. (Photo via Facebook)

A Shooters Grill customer, left, was welcomed to the diner – along with her gun. (Photo via Facebook)

Peach cobbler waffles are on the Shooters Grill menu. (Photo via Facebook)

A sign at Shooters Grill in Rifle. (Photo via Facebook)