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Colorado Proud Restaurant Guide Taste Colorado Colorado Proud Restaurant Guide Jack’s & Steamers Coffeehouse Colorado is well-known for its tender beef, luscious lamb Eastern Plains 8565 Five Parks Drive andWelcome! fresh produce. Combine these quality products with Colorado's finest (303) 456-7624 chefs, and you have the perfect meal. www.jacksatfi veparks.com The restaurants in this guide are committed to supporting Colorado WIGGINS www.steamerscoffeeshop.com agriculture and using the best products Colorado offers. When you see the Colorado Cuisine logo at a restaurant, you know you are getting the Cuisine: American freshest, highest-quality products available. Be sure to visit the Statewide, Prairie Ranch House Restaurant Catering and Other Dining Services sections starting on page 22. 402 Central Avenue Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Information is subject to change, so please call to confirm hours. (970) 483-7872 Hours: Sunday-Thursday, 7am-10pm Friday-Saturday, 7am-12am Visit these fine restaurants and... Taste Colorado! Cuisine: American Neighborhood restaurant, bar & grill. Mountains-Page 15 Front Range-Page 1 Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Hours: Monday, 6am-8pm Employing people with developmental Whether you are skiing in the winter From Fort Collins to Pueblo, the disabilities. or hiking in the summer, Colorado's Front Range offers a variety of Tuesday, 6am-10pm (karaoke) mountain restaurants offer some of culinary options. Enjoy beef and pork Wednesday-Thursday, 6am-8pm the finest dining in the state. Feast accompanied by potatoes, carrots, Friday, 6am-9pm (live music) on hearty fare including lamb, game onions and broccoli, all produced in AURORA meats and fish. Colorado. Saturday-Sunday, 7am-2pm Atlanta Bread Aurora Mom and pop family restaurant with 14262 E. Cedar Avenue Fort Collins Windsor small town atmosphere, home-style (303) 341-6200 Wiggins cooking and friendly staff. www.AtlantaBreadAurora.com Fraser Boulder Dinosaur Denver Cuisine: American Glenwood Springs Avon Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Carbondale Hours: Monday-Saturday, 6:30am-9pm Aspen Grand Junction Front Range Sunday, 8am-7pm Colorado Paonia Springs Gunnison Salida Fast and casual in a relaxed atmosphere ARVADA with wi-fi . Catering also available. Pueblo Black Forest Deli Bev’s KITCHEN 9535 W. 58th Avenue 6780 S. Liverpool Street Alamosa (303) 425-0265 (303) 887-8070 Durango Pagosa www.continentalsausage.com/deli.shtml Springs Cuisine: American Western Slope-Page 19 San Luis Valley-Page 18 Eastern Plains-Page 1 Cuisine: Continental Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Meals: Lunch Brunch Colorado's Western Slope is The San Luis Valley is Beans, corn, sunflowers Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 9am-5pm home to high altitude nationally known for its and wheat blanket the Hours: Sunday-Thursday, 7am-4pm orchards and vineyards. potatoes. Whether you Eastern Plains. Some of Saturday, 9am-4pm Friday-Saturday, 7am-9pm Juicy peaches and sweet prefer baked, fried or these raw ingredients help apples add a special flavor potatoes chefs make delicious dishes scalloped, to many dishes. Be sure to complement any meal. like chili and homemade German deli specializing in great Full bakery with breads, pastries, have a glass of one of the bread. sandwiches, bratwurst and potato state's award-winning wines cakes, pies, cheesecakes. Gluten- with your meal. salad. free and fresh Colorado grown food. Healthy dining Cover photo: Craftwood Wild Grill, Manitou Springs Eastern Plains/Front Range 1 Woody Creek Bakery & Cafe Bramble and Hare, Farmhouse produce, Colorado beers and spirits Cuisine: American, Cajun 6240 S. Main Street, Suite 112 Kitchen and Pub and a rotating selection of hand-picked Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner www.woodycreekcafe.com 1970 13th Street food-friendly wines. Cured makes three Hours: Breakfast, 6:30am-11am (303) 444-9110 sandwiches daily, offers a rotating Lunch, 11:30am-4pm Cuisine: American selection of soups, salads, prepared Dinner, 5pm-10pm Meals: Breakfast, Lunch Cuisine: American foods, ready-to-go picnic options, and Hours: Daily, 8am-5pm Meals: Dinner can custom-build a picnic of any size or Featuring a New Orleans infl uenced Hours: Daily, 5:30-10:30pm budget. menu in a casual atmosphere inside or Fresh baked items, breakfast, lunch outside on our heated terrace. and catering. We harvest every day from our 130 acre The Sink organic farm to supply the Bistro with 1165 13th Street Woody Creek Bakery & Cafe amazing produce herbs and meats. (303) 444-7465 1207 Pearl Street BOULDER Our farm produces 70 percent of the www.thesink.com www.woodycreekcafe.com harvest for our restaurant each year. Black Cat Farm Table Bistro Cuisine: American Cuisine: American 1964 13th Street Coaches Sports Bar Meals: Lunch, Dinner Meals: Breakfast, Lunch (303) 444-5500 1345 28th Street Hours: Daily, 11am-2am Hours: Daily, 7am-7pm www.BlackCatBoulder.com (303) 998-3835 www.millenniumhotels.com/usa/ Boulder’s oldest restaurant brings you Fresh baked items, breakfast, lunch Cuisine: American millenniumboulder/dining/coaches- excellent casual American fare in a very and catering. Meals: Dinner corner.html unique and fun atmosphere. Bistro food Hours: Daily, 5:30-10:30pm and a full selection of bar drinks, tucked BRIGHTON Cuisine: American, Cajun in an historic Boulder landmark. We harvest every day from our 130 acre Meals: Dinner La Estrellita organic farm to supply the Bistro with Hours: Daily, 4pm-midnight Snooze, an A.M. Eatery amazing produce, herbs and meats. 45 N. Main 1617 Pearl Street (303) 654-9900 Our farm produces 70 percent of the This interactive Boulder sports bar (303) 296-6344 harvest for our restaurant each year. provides food and drink amidst a www.SnoozeEatery.com Cuisine: Mexican friendly, bustling atmosphere. Boom Yogurt Bar Meals: Lunch, Dinner Cuisine: American Hours: Daily, 11am-9:30pm 3303 30th Street Cured Meals: Breakfast, Lunch (303) 440-3805 1825 B Pearl Street Hours: Monday-Friday, 6:30am-3pm First class service with awesome food. boomyogurtbar.com (720) 389-8096 Saturday-Sunday, 7am-3pm [email protected] Cuisine: Frozen Yogurt www.curedboulder.com Culinary breakfast and lunch, artistic Hours: Daily, 11am-9pm atmosphere with professional and fun Cuisine: Cheese, Sandwiches, Wine service, “breakfast evolved.” Boom Yogurt Bar is a great place to and Beer come relax, eat and power up. Meals: Lunch, Picnics Thyme on the Creek Hours: Monday-Friday, 10:30am-7pm 1345 28th Street Saturday, 9am-7pm (303) 998-3835 Sunday, 11am-5pm www.millenniumhotels.com/usa/ millenniumboulder/dining/thyme-on- Verduas Tower A small shop focused on American the-creek.html TAPAteria cheeses, small scale charcuterie, local Johnson’s Corner 2 Front Range Front Range 3 BROOMFIELD CENTENNIAL La Baguette TAPAteria 2417 W. Colorado Avenue 2607 W. Colorado Avenue Double D’s Sourdough Pizza Snooze, an A.M. Eatery (719) 577-4818 (719) 471-TAPA (8272) 535 Zang Street, Suite A 6781 S. York Street www.labaguette-co.com www.TAPAteria.com (303) 665-5006 (303) 734-9655 www.DoubleDsPizza.com www.SnoozeEatery.com Cuisine: French Cuisine: Spanish & Colorado Tapas Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Brunch Bar & Deli Cuisine: Italian Cuisine: American Hours: Monday-Saturday, 7am-6pm Meals: Lunch, Dinner Meals: Lunch, Dinner, Brunch Meals: Breakfast, Lunch Sunday, 8am-5pm Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 11:30am- Hours: Monday-Thursday, 10:30am- Hours: Monday-Friday Close. See web site for off-season 10pm, Friday, 10:30am-11pm 6:30am-2:30pm Excellent place for European style hours. Saturday, 11am-11pm Saturday-Sunday, 7am-2:30pm breakfast, lunch, coffee, pastries, wine Sunday, 11am-10pm and fresh daily baked bread. Authentic Barcelona ambiance. Tapas Culinary breakfast and lunch, artistic bar in historic 1889 building with 35 REAL. atmosphere with professional and fun Luigi’s Restaurant Spanish & Colorado tapas paired with WHOLESOME. service, “breakfast evolved.” 947 S. Tejon Street Colorado & Spanish wines, cavas and INDULGENT. (719) 632-7339 sherries. Full bar and covered patio. Dine In, Delivery, Take Out, & Catering. COLORADO SPRINGS www.luigiscoloradosprings.com The Warehouse Restaurant & Double D’s Sourdough Pizza Her Story Café Cuisine: Italian Gallery 5160 W. 120th Avenue, Suite K 2356 S. Academy Meals: Dinner 25 W. Cimarron Street (303) 410-0002 (719) 390-2810 Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 5-9pm (719) 475-8880 www.DoubleDsPizza.com www.HerStoryCafe.com Closed Monday www.thewarehouserestaurant.com Cuisine: Italian Cuisine: American In business since 1958. Homemade Cuisine: Progressive Colorado Meals: Lunch, Dinner, Brunch Meals: Breakfast, Lunch pastas & sauces, stone-baked pizza, Meals: Lunch, Dinner Hours: Sunday-Thursday, 11am-10pm Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 7:30am- family-owned and operated for over 55 Hours: Monday-Friday, 11:30am-9pm Friday-Saturday, 11am-11pm 3pm years. Saturday, 5-10pm, Closed Sunday. REAL. Her Story Café, “your small town café Pizzeria Rustica Progressive Colorado cuisine served in WHOLESOME. in a big city serving up legendary food.” 2527 W. Colorado Avenue a unique art gallery. We proudly support INDULGENT. Catering available for all occasions (719) 632-8121 and encourage sustainable agriculture. Dine In, Delivery, Take Out, & Catering. and events. Find us on Facebook and www.pizzeriarustica.com Twitter. Cuisine: Italian, Pizza Meals: Lunch, Dinner Hours: Summer, Tuesday-Sunday, 12-9pm, Winter, Tuesday-Thursday, 5-9pm Friday-Sunday, 12-9pm One of ten 4-Star Certifi ed Green Restaurants® in the world. Authentic Neapolitan style pizza, salads, antipasti and gelati. Local microbrews Pizzeria Rustica and
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