Boulder, CO

Need Advice --- Restaurants in Boulder

2 posts · Jan 21, 1994 to Jan 21, 1994

Val S.Scientific Computing Divison/NCAR Boulder, COJan 21, 1994

Try the Greenbriar, north of Boulder on hiway 36 at the LeftHand Canyon turnoff.  Their Sunday brunch is out of this world - all the oysters on the half shell that you can eat - as well as salads, fruits, breads, usually some pork, chicken, lamb, beef (prime), and ham, an omelet bar, seafood dishes and veggies.  This is also an all-you-can-drink champagne brunch.  It will cost around $20 per person but is well worth it.  They also include a desert bar that is very good.

Enjoy, Val

Jamie F.WINCOJan 21, 1994

Umbra wrote:
>I'm going to boulder, Co next week and I'd like to get some advice on good
>places to eat.  Exotic Places are ok.  If possible give good entrees and rough
>prices.

I like "Sushi Zanmai" (which has more than sushi) and "The Siamese Plate" (Thai).  "Pasta Jay's" is good for Italian food.  Sorry, I don't know the price ranges (although I seem to remember Pasta Jay's was pretty inexpensive considering how good the food was).