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Denver Area restaurants????

5 posts · Jan 25, 1993 to Feb 1, 1993

David N.Cabletron Systems INc.Jan 25, 1993

Curt S. wrote:
>I would like to experience some new restaurants in my area. Both greasy
>dives and nice upscale places are appreciated. Any clues???????
>
>No need to mention the Boulder ones, I've pretty much covered those.
>
>Thanks a bunch in advance.
>
Go to Fort Collins and try the Charco Broiler on HWY 14 between downtown and I-25.  I used to work there in high school, that place serves some of the best steaks in Colorado.  We used to have people drive all the way from Scottsbluff NE to eat there on Friday night.

Aslo try the El Burrito in Ft. Collins.  Excellent Mexican food!  Kind of place that used to get regular visits from the health dept, but the chorizo burritos can't be beat.

Mike H.GTE Contel Federal Systems, Westlake Village, CAJan 26, 1993

David N. wrote:
>Curt S. wrote:
>>I would like to experience some new restaurants in my area. Both greasy
>>dives and nice upscale places are appreciated. Any clues???????

I recommend the wynkoop micro brewery in denver. has great food even if you are not a beer fan.

-mike

bruce W.Nyx, Public Access Unix at U. of Denver Math/CS dept.Jan 27, 1993

Mike H. wrote:
>David N. wrote:
>>Curt S. wrote:
>>>I would like to experience some new restaurants in my area. Both greasy
>>>dives and nice upscale places are appreciated. Any clues???????
>
>I recommend the wynkoop micro brewery in denver. has great food even if you
>are not a beer fan.
>
Last time I was there, the experience was good. There are two more brew pubs in the area (Larimer St. and Union Terminal): Champion Brewing Company and the Rock Bottom Brewery.

Pick up a copy of Westword and turn to the restaurant section.

Ron U.Jan 29, 1993

Try Old Chicago in Lakewood (and Boulder and ... ?). Join the World Beer Tour & see if you can get inducted into the Hall of Foam!  :-)  (This takes perseverance.)

Besides a great selection of many of the world's finest beers *on tap*, they have excellent pizzas, pastas, and salads.

Enjoy!

Kurt S.Storage Technology CorpFeb 1, 1993

Curt S. wrote:
>I would like to experience some new restaurants in my area. Both greasy
>dives and nice upscale places are appreciated. Any clues???????
>

If you like Middle Eastern food, one of my favorites is Jerusalem.  Tiny restaurant, moderate prices, huge portions.  1890 E. Evans.

I also like Seoul Food (Korean) at 701 E. 6th Ave.

      Kurt