In article , [email removed] (Joe Fleischmann) wrote: -> I'll be in Denver for a few days in October and could use -> some restaurant recommendations from some of you locals. -> Would prefer Mexican, Seafood, or something unique. -> -> I lived there (in Parker) '87-'89, but didn't do an -> incredible amount of dining out. I do remember the Coal -> Creek Inn (in the Coal Creek Canyon... is that place still -> in business?). Also, I recall hearing about a good seafood -> place (on Monaco, I believe), but never made it over there. -> -> Any suggestions will be appreciated. -> -> Also, anyone know how I can get hold of a couple of tickets -> to the Rockies game on October 1? -> -> Thanks. -> -> Joe Fleischmann -> [email removed] For mexican food, try the Brewery Bar II on Kalamath between Ellsworth and Bayaud. The Blue Bonnet (on Broadway) is also considered good (though I haven't eaten there in years). I did a pilgrimage to the Brewery Bar II a couple months ago. Still the best Chile Rellenos I've ever had. (I'm no longer local to denver, but I was born there and spent the first 30 years of life thereabouts)
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In [email removed] (John Altinbay) writes: > D. U. wrote: >> >> >>then you should not miss the variety of vietnamese places or the many dim >>sum places which have cropped up in SW denver. >> > >Are any of these dim sum places serving the dim sum in carts? All the >places I know of serve them from a menu, and I miss picking from the >actual food that's circulating. > > >-- The Empress on Alameda Ave. just east of Federal serves dim sum on carts >John Altinbay - [email removed] [email removed] >=============================================================== >There's a spirit that guides me, a light that shines for me >My life is worth the living, I don't need to see the end.