In [email removed] (Harmon Craig) writes: > >We will be in Boulder Colorado next week (leaving Saturday) for a >week-long meeting, and I wonder if anyone knows any good >restaurants there. Many thanks for any help. > There are some great restaurants in Boulder depending upon what type of cuisine and price range. A few suggestions: Zolo - moderate price, creative Southwestern. Jax - same owner as Zolo (Dave Query) moderate, seafood. No reservations at either place, be prepared to wait for a table at peak hours, but it's worth it! Laudisio - great Northern Italian. Cafe Antica Roma - Italian on the downtown mall (NOT a shopping center). Sit outside and watch the people show. Two Bitts - creative nouvelle American. The chef used to work with Stephen Pyles in Dallas. Full Moon Grill. Located in the corner of a shopping center, but terrifically creative nouvelle American. Royal Peacock. Indian. Himalayas - Indian. Juanitas. Mexican. Easy prices but no credit cards. Sawaddee - Thai Bangkok Cuisine - Thai (duh!) Flagstaff House - probably the most expensive place in Boulder. Sits on the side of Flagstaff Mountain with stellar views. There are wide differences of opinion about the food, but I personally think it is fantastic. And they have a wonder and extensive wine list - though I think it's overpriced. That should keep you eating for awhile. If you want more, e-mail me.
Boulder, CO
Boulder, Colorado
Be glad to help, but.... what are you looking for? My friends and I are wining and dining fools, so I should be able to come up with recs- Seafood? Jax in the 900 block of Pearl or Tortugas in Longmont Chinese? Orchid Pavilion or Silver Palace Italian? Laudisio or Da Gabi Indian? Delhi Darbar/ Mij Bani / Himalayas Southwestern? Zolo Grill (I LOVE this place) French/Continental ($$$) Flagstaff House or European Cafe - also John's on Pearl Saxon
Juanita's, Pasta Jays, Harvest Restaurant. ---------------- Thank you Susan Jung