Businesses, schools, churches, parks, and community picks — the white pages of Greeley, suggested by neighbors, free to be listed. Verified-neighbor reviews are coming.
Independent cinema and lounge in the restored Kress building. Films, drinks, and a piece of Greeley history that's still earning its keep every weekend.
The Moxi keeps a packed calendar of live music, stand-up comedy, and community open mics in the heart of downtown. If a band is coming through Greeley, odds are this is the stage.
Pinball, comedy series, open mics, and DJ nights that keep the night going after shows let out. A legitimately full downtown evening without moving your car.
Tacos, enchiladas, carne asada, and the kind of warm, generous-portion hospitality that keeps a family restaurant a local institution for twenty-plus years. Vegetarian options too.
One of the highest-rated food trucks in town, period. Authentic, friendly, consistent — the trifecta. Find the truck, get in line, thank us later.
A Greeley taco truck with a loyal following: street tacos with lime, grilled jalapeño, cilantro and onion, plus burritos and tortas. Fast, affordable, and the kind of staff people mention by name in reviews.
Carlo came from Puglia, met Jessica in Milano, and brought the family recipes to her hometown. Open since 2012, the restaurant survived a 2019 fire because the community rallied behind it — and reopened with house-made pastas, slow-simmered sauces, a wine and cocktail bar, and a small Italian market stocking imported olive oils, cheeses, and cured meats. Lunch and dinner; takeout and catering too.
A Greeley truck earning its reputation two ways: daily tacos that reviewers call some of the most flavorful in Colorado, and event catering with a process people rave about afterward.
A newer truck bringing local savory and sweet kolaches to Greeley and the Front Range. Pastry-wrapped breakfast is a civilization-level technology; support it.
A Greeley comfort-food truck built for exactly the craving you think it is. The loaded tots are the move; everything else is the encore.
The everything-under-one-roof night out: 24 bowling lanes with leagues, laser tag, arcade, pool and darts, live music, and a full menu. Kids bowl free all summer with sign-up.
Amy and Lane turned a Queen Anne Victorian into a community game center: seven rooms, an outdoor patio with giant chess, a deep library of board games, and hosts who'll pick one for your group and teach it. Families, serious gamers, birthday parties, and people who just want to meet neighbors over a table.
The City of Greeley runs adult leagues every season: softball at the four-field Twin Rivers Softball Complex (one of the region's biggest programs), plus volleyball, pickleball, basketball, and inline hockey. Grab your coworkers, your church, or your group chat and enter a team.
A longtime local club for Greeley's riders and horse families. In a city with ranching in its blood, the Saddle Club keeps the tradition social.
Built and opened by the same family in the summer of 1992 and family-run ever since. Weekly leagues (Monday night regulars swear by it), tournaments, birthday parties, a pro shop, and the 54th Avenue Grill for after-game debriefs. Skilled bowlers, gutter-ballers, and everyone in between.
Locally owned Greeley roofing contractor with over 26 years handling exactly what Weld County throws at a roof — hail, high plains wind, summer sun, heavy snow. BBB A+, Owens Corning certified, and an inspection-first approach with honest repair-vs-replace recommendations.
Custom welding (MIG, TIG, stick), fence installation, gates, and metal fabrication for residential and commercial jobs. AWS-certified welders, licensed and insured in Colorado, free on-site estimates. A family shop that takes pride in every bead, post, and gate.
Forty-two years of Greeley collision repair under one family-owned roof: refinishing, restorations, mechanical and alignment, ADAS calibration. "Not a nationwide corporate chain — just a local family and a team that stands behind every repair."
Greeley's round-the-clock drain and sewer outfit: residential and commercial drain cleaning, hydro-jetting, leak detection, sewer line repair and replacement, and emergency plumbing. Licensed, bonded, insured, and family owned and operated since 1988.
A Greeley roofing institution: family owned and operated since 1987, serving all of Northern Colorado with a BBB A+ rating and Owens Corning Platinum contractor status.
Residential, commercial, and industrial plumbing, heating, and air with three Colorado-licensed master plumbers and 60 years of combined experience. Deep in the community too — youth mentorship, local races, United Way Weld, Meals on Wheels of Greeley.
Licensed plumbing contractor with the City of Greeley and State of Colorado. Plumbing, heating repair and maintenance, backflow testing — voted a Best of Greeley plumber by its customers. Reasonably priced, done on time.
Greeley's family-run electrical company serving Northern Colorado: residential and commercial service, factory-trained and certified Generac generator installation.
Computer and electronics repair plus custom desktop builds tailored to your budget, with patient explanations for non-techies and even the occasional house call. Reviewers consistently mention fast turnaround, fair pricing, and staff who stick with a problem until it’s actually solved.
Locally owned managed service provider designing, implementing, and managing IT for small and medium businesses across the Front Range and Southern Wyoming — managed IT, cloud services, cybersecurity, and technology consulting. Forty years in and their support team still earns glowing reviews by name.
A full team of CompTIA A+ certified technicians — not a one-man band — handling hardware repairs, screen replacements, software upgrades, data recovery, network troubleshooting, and custom-built PCs. Service in the shop, at your home or office, or by remote support. Find them in the Westlake Village center on 35th Ave next to King Soopers.
IT services and custom software development out of Greeley — websites, web applications, hosting, and the platform infrastructure behind community projects like Greeality TV. If it runs on a server, Mad Lads Lab can build it, host it, or fix it.
Social media management, website design and development, branding, SEO, and ad campaigns — built around personalized consultations so the plan fits the business, not the other way around. Clients credit W2 with real, measurable growth, and the reviews read like thank-you notes.
Winding paths, gazebo, playground, and a pond holding bass, catfish, crappie, and bluegill. Street parking; early morning and sunset are the quiet hours.
Greeley's established business network. This directory isn't a replacement — it's the grassroots, no-fee shelf for the businesses that can't swing a membership yet. When they grow into one, everybody wins.
One of the region's biggest annual events, and through the Stampede Foundation, an investor in Greeley's kids — including the All-Around Champion Impact Scholarship.
Far more than a library: woodshop, 3D printers, laser engravers, a bookable podcast studio, free printing and wifi, study and meeting rooms.
District 6's arts magnet on 34th Street in Evans: a K–8 where visual and performing arts are woven through the whole curriculum. Fully open-enrolled — families anywhere in the district can apply.
A different kind of District 6 school on 13th Avenue: students learn in grade-level bands through cross-content theme loops instead of worksheets and pencil-and-paper tests, with museum nights, poetry slams, and community partnerships built into the curriculum. Fully open-enrolled — any family in the district can apply.
One of Greeley's established K–12 charter schools, spanning an elementary campus at 2560 W 29th Street and a secondary campus at 6530 16th Street. Wolverine athletics compete across Greeley's Friday nights and beyond.
Greeley-Evans District 6. Home of the Wildcats and over a century of Greeley graduates.
Greeley-Evans District 6. Home of the Spartans at 35th Avenue and West 24th Street.
Greeley-Evans District 6. Home of the Grizzlies, out on 71st Avenue.
UNC anchors the city's education, arts, and athletics. Bears football, concerts, lectures, and thousands of students who call Greeley home.
The Jewish congregation of Greeley, gathering on Reservoir Road.
Built in 1911 at Tenth Avenue and Eleventh Street and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987. A Baptist congregation worshiping in one of downtown Greeley's architectural treasures.
Greeley began as the Union Colony, and the Congregational tradition has been part of the city's story from its earliest chapters. Today a United Church of Christ congregation on 16th Street.
A United Methodist congregation serving Greeley; the denomination's district office also calls the city home.
A Pentecostal community describing itself as committed to following Jesus and making space for everyone.
Greeley's Islamic center at 1600 8th Avenue, serving the city's Muslim community with daily prayers and Friday Jummah.
Spanish-language worship serving Greeley's Spanish-speaking families.
A Sunni mosque on 8th Avenue welcoming English speakers, with separate prayer space for women, wudu facilities, and an accessible prayer hall.
A mosque serving Greeley's Rohingya community — among the newest neighbors to make this city home, worshiping in it.
A Catholic parish serving Greeley's central and east side, steps from downtown.
One of Greeley's Catholic parishes, serving the west-central side of the city.
A Greeley meetinghouse of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Gathered around Word and sacrament for over a century, with Sunday services at 8:00 and 10:30 AM, plus a classical K–8 Lutheran school and preschool on the same campus.
A liberal faith community on 15th Street whose own welcome names Buddhists, Christians, Hindus, humanists, Jews, Muslims, pagans, atheists, agnostics, skeptics, and freethinkers — LGBTQ+ affirming for over 40 years. Sunday services at 10:00 AM.