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Ok, ignore my pm. Eat and drink!Quote:
Originally Posted by zion zig zag
+++++VIBES+++++Quote:
Originally Posted by zion zig zag
Good post. Totally right, my picks were highly IPA-centric. I'd argue that if you only like lagers then you don't like beer (heh), but otherwise I agree with everything you said. I do stand behind the statement that Cerebral and Comrade are as technically gifted as any brewery you will find in Denver.Quote:
Originally Posted by doebedoe
Glad to know these places exist, I'm just up 287 from them. Burns Pub menu looks great.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatchgreenchile
Arvada Tavern has great cocktails and slightly fancier pub fare. My wife and I used to go there a lot pre-child.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
Lady Nomada has good Mexican that is not a complete grease-pile (good for Denver - not sure where you're coming from).
I was afraid of that based on looking at maps.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
The places mentioned by hatchgreenchile are fairly close, though not walkable.
Had a meal here a few years ago that was some of the best Indian I have ever had, I don’t think it is too far from you?
https://www.zaikabroomfield.com/
Similar distance to the ones hatch posted. Short drive. I'll have to check that place out too, since it's a 10 minute drive from me.
when you get in? close to my hood, kinda, Im up near 4 Noses, too bad Im out of town next week (tues-Fri) but would join for a beer Monday. It is suburbiaQuote:
Originally Posted by zion zig zag
Kokopelli Beer is walking distance from hotel, good pizza, decent beer. Cool Japanese arcade next door if into that type of thing
CD Wings great wings in a sleezy type of way, its cleaned up alot but grab a bag of wings and head to a brewery
Old town Arvada is a nice walk around, lots of places, Yak n Yeti (also one on wads and 90th) Denver beer for a Mighty burger, Lady Nomada for mexican, you can find something
4 Noses and Burns are nice. Burns is tough to get into though with the condo metro plex across the road that is still growing (fun fact, they tear down First Bank Center next year), cool climbing gym next to 4 Noses also. These places get hammered from 4-6ish with the work crowds around Interlocken
Wonderland Brewing is pretty good up in Broomfield, open place.
Post Chicken is good with a few locations around metro
Jack Bar and Grill / Lot one are in Five Parks west of hotel.
Ive been having beers out at Resolute west on hwy 72 recently, new neighborhood last few years.
If got a wild hair, head up to Knotted Root in Nederland or Howlin Wind in Rollinsville
Dude - there's an Olive Garden a block away.Quote:
Originally Posted by zion zig zag
ALL YOU CAN EAT SALAD AND BREADSTICKS!!
I wanna hear NO complaining out of you.
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keep walking past Olive Garden into the strip mall behind Lowes. One Vietnamese is really good. Looks real sketch from the lot.
one more that I just remembered that was re-opened last year. Been looking to check it out, The Flats Beer Garden on hwy 93
shit, now I am hungry and want a beer.
You and me both.Quote:
Originally Posted by hawkgt
Ha, of course I'm in town Wed-Friday. I'll try to hit up 4 Noses for sure. And Lady Nomada has been mentioned twice, so I'll add it as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by hawkgt
ahh, no worries. offer stands to any mag visiting the area.Quote:
Originally Posted by zion zig zag
Now that I'm out of the bubble, looks like I am not far from you. We should grab a beer sometime. Though I'm also out of town next week and will miss ZZZ.Quote:
Originally Posted by hawkgt
I need to try out the Liquid Mech near you so I am in. Ill hollerQuote:
Originally Posted by Danno
Lady Nomada is a great spot; it’s hard to have a bad meal or beverage in Olde Town.
The Stockroom is a fairly new addition , right between Rheinlanders and So Radish. When open (look for the blue key in the window), it’s a must visit and one of my favorite hidden bars.
Echo this. Burns is dope. and Sweet Bloom is one of the best coffee roasters in Denver.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatchgreenchile
You're 15 min due south on Sheridan from Tennyson st which has a bunch of options. It and Old Town Arvada are both worth a walk around, find some beer and food. If you end up in the Tennyson zone, PM me. I should be around and will buy a round.
Mmm... Il Porcellino...Quote:
Originally Posted by doebedoe
Also need to mention to Pasty Republic. Goddam now I'm hungry for a pasty.
Copy that, thanks. My wife is in a wedding party and she is a little unclear on the schedules and what I need to be around for.Quote:
Originally Posted by doebedoe
That being said, she thinks we are free by early Friday afternoon. So we are thinking of pulling up stakes in Westminster and getting a hotel somewhere else that night before driving home Saturday morning. Any where the collective recommends? Preferably a walk-able zone with good food and drink.
- South Broadway in DenverQuote:
Originally Posted by zion zig zag
- Pearl St in Boulder
- Downtown Golden
Dumb question, but like I said I don't know anything about Denver....what zone of South Broadway in Denver? How is LoDo?Quote:
Originally Posted by hawkgt
I'd say LoDo is OK. Kinda growing pains of the city. It's a bit of a whisky tango get hammer scene lately.
I'm so outta the loop, I didn't know South Brodway was a thing.
To tie it all together...which way are you driving home?
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Oof. I’m too old for WT’s gettin hammered.Quote:
Originally Posted by Foggy_Goggles
Going home through WYO, so I kind of considered Ft Collins if there is a walkable food and drink scene there.
Old Town Ft. Collins is awesome.
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Yeah, I could have a good time staying at some boutique hotel in Fort Fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skistack
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Old Town Ft. Fun, make it so.
Ft Collins sounds like the winner. Thanks all!
Que the Fort-Collins-Eats thread in 3, 2, 1...
The Armstrong has a nice pickup bar in the basement.Quote:
Originally Posted by Foggy_Goggles
I was going to reccommend the Armstrong, they are one of my friend’s clients. Super-duper hip, clean, and nice.
Ah shoot, I booked The Elizabeth up the street. Nearly the same price so I could cancel and book The Armstrong I guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
Anyone ever been to sams number 2 or 3. That place is awesome
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Armstrong is super duper cute, but the Elizabeth is another level up in fancy. I would stay there, and let us know how swanky it is.
I booked on one of those 3rd party sites that makes you worry right up until the minute you get handed the room key, so it was actually cheaper than The Armstrong. I'll let you know how it goes.Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
Anyone been to hamburguesas don jesus? I was telling one of my Mexican coworkers how much I love crazy Mexican hamburgers and she said this place is the best she's had.
Speaking of which, have you guys had any of these Mexican burgers? Last one I had was a patty topped with grilled ham, split hot dog, chorizo, a sunny side up egg, avocado, grilled jalapeno, and cheese. Shit was real
I got 5lbs fatter just reading that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cruiser
:D
That's my comfort food of choice. For Mexican cheeseburger, Chubby "white boy hot" with face melting green.
Super Cubano Torta or Lomito Completo will also work.
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Pic I took a while ago of one from the hole in the wall joint by my house
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