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Father’s Day 2024: Where to treat dad on his day

Father’s Day is just around the corner, so now’s the time to think of how you want to celebrate. If you’re having a hard time finding the perfect gift for dad, why not treat him to a meal instead?

Here are a few spots to celebrate Father’s Day with your favorite dad:


Bonefish Grill

5102 N. Nevada Ave.

Bonefish Grill will open at 10 a.m. (an hour earlier than its regular hours) on Sunday June 16 offering a revamped brunch menu with cocktails and entrees like Bang Bang Shrimp Eggs Benedict with crispy shrimp on a toasted English muffin with poached eggs, green onions and spicy hollandaise sauce.

Details: 719-598-0826, facebook.com/bonefishgrill.


Melting Pot

30 E. Pikes Peak Ave.

Melting Pot is introducing the Forever Fondue Endless Entrée. For $55, you get a three-course fondue experience with a salad, endless entrée choices of Land & Sea (garlic pepper steak, herb-crusted chicken breast, shrimp and Atlantic salmon), Steak Lovers (teriyaki-marinated, garlic pepper, and brown sugar bourbon-rubbed steaks) or Classic Entrée (shrimp, Memphis-style dry rub pork, teriyaki-marinated steak, garlic pepper steak and herb-crusted chicken breast) and the sweet ending of chocolate fondue.

The Forever Fondue Endless Entrée starts Sunday June 16 and then will be available for a limited time Monday through Thursday evenings until Aug. 1. Details: 719-385-0300, tinyurl.com/bdfk43t4.


ViewHouse

7114 Campus Drive

ViewHouse hosts an annual brunch buffet every Father’s Day. This one will take place on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. They’re offering seafood towers, prime rib, barbeque ribs and more. You’ll also have the opportunity to buy a special gift of a pre-engraved whiskey bottle.

Details: 719-394-4137, https://www.viewhouse.com/

Jimmy Akiyama spent Father’s Day with his kids, Nalani, Kekoa, and Emi (right to left) to the Pikes Peak Celtic Festival on Sunday, June 18, 2023. (Photo by Jerilee Bennett, The Gazette)
Jimmy Akiyama spent Father’s Day with his kids, Nalani, Kekoa, and Emi (right to left) to the Pikes Peak Celtic Festival on Sunday, June 18, 2023. (Photo by Jerilee Bennett, The Gazette)


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