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crystalware says:
Friday lunch tradition. D' Corazon is excellent and as of this review, the best Mexican food I have found in Downtown Denver. The food is spicy, the menu is extensive, the waitresses enjoy the music with a smile, and Eddy (the owner) knows his customers by name (or nicknames in our case).
The sa…
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Bulldog1up says:
For ten dollars we were able to drive in to Mesa verde national park. Its an amazing experiance. The ruins are everywhere but of course they have the highlights and tours. You are given a map as soon as you drive in. You should know where ever you are driving from, that its going to be another 30 m…
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crystalware says:
We had some amazing weather a couple of weekends ago so we decided to venture to Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs. The garden is full of red rock formations that allow for some amazing photos and rock climbing if you are a bit of a thrill seeker.
There are about 15 miles of hiking trails i…
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mewzak says:
If you are in Colorado and are looking for a scenic tour with a side of luxury, I highly recommend taking a trip on the Royal Gorge Railroad. This is a 2 hour train ride along the Arkansas River. The Royal Gorge is known for having the world's highest suspension bridge, and the train travels under t…
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soupper says:
Just getting to chance to go to the Rocky Mountain National Park was a dream but when we got to our hotel we were blown away with out nice this place was, the room was super clean and the sheets where very expensive and cozy and the over sized spa tub with big windows over looking the river was just…
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gr8guy says:
Wow, now I LIKE this place. I am a member of the Hyatt Place visitors club and I must say, this place is the reason. Hyatt Place is a relatively new offering from the Hyatt chain, however, their focus and style cater to a more savvy, sophisticated traveler both business and casual. I have stayed …
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collettefriend says:
We had a great stay here. Room was clean and the bed was very comfortable. Staff was exceptionally friendly and helpful with directions to where we needed to go. They allow pets and it was only 5 dollars for our dog. Would highly recommend this hotel to anyone needing to stay in the Fort Collins are…
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crystalware says:
I had my doubts when a co-worker suggested this place. I know it is difficult to mess up a sandwich but it is also hard to impress me. In one word - awesome.
From their website:
"Sustainable, eco-friendly, reusable, recyclable, fair trade, natural, energy efficient, organic, local, green, low…
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Boston_Babe says:
We went to Jax Fish House with a group of people on a Thursday night. There was a substantial wait since it seems like a popular place and it has a small-ish dining room. We started with a few rounds of beer...they have a nice eclectic selection on tap. The oysters were delicious and our entrees …
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ladybuglover_01 says:
This restaurant is excellent!! As soon as you walk into it you feel at home. It's extremely well decorated and the service is phenomenal! Everyone is very courteous and treats you as if you're family. There's definitely no lack of friendliness here. We both had the jumbo shrimp and it was fantastic!…
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Bulldog1up says:
I have been to The Orvis hot springs many times. I just keep going back. Rooms are available with reservations. Always a great day trip if your passing thru Colorado. I recomend staying the night with 24 hour acces to the hot springs indoor and out door after the place shuts down. Ive stayed in the…
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Bulldog1up says:
This was another road trip we spent with some friends. A beutiful drive and a beutiful area. My buddy was the chef at the resturant at the resort. So of course the food was GREAT! but to be honest he is not there anymore and i dont know who the chef is now or even what the menu is like. But thats n…
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lindsay_art says:
Pros:
The fake positive review posted at this site appears to be almost genuine. I’m sure it was written by a co-owner or employee, because the grammar is too lucid to claim the writer was drunk at the time.
Cons:
I’ve traveled all over the west and have visited lots of these western touri…
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adog3n3 says:
Authentic Greek Cuisine!
Hard to believe in the middle of Old Colorado City you can find an authentic and delicious Greek restaurant. Jake and Telly's is all of that and more. Located in a large second floor loft above a vacant storefront, as soon as you walk through the door the aromas and med…
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mountainkhakis says:
Tuesday's at the Tap Room in Vail Village is a poorman's heaven. $6 lands you a massive hamburger and a cold pint of Coors Light. Probably one of the best deals we've encountered in 40,000 miles of travel. Eating and drinking for that cheap makes it easier to swallow the $85 pill…
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five11d says:
So... you're a true beer connoisseur? Really? If you think a Sammy is a high end dark beer and that Heineken is a fine import, you can quit reading. Just go away, shoo. Though, if you worship at the alter of truly extraordinary beer, get on your knees and make the pilgrimage to the Avery Brewery Tas…
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crystalware says:
If you have visited a brewery before, then the information here is probably nothing new. However, they do provide ample free beer. Upon arrival you park in a parking lot outside the brewery then take a tour bus around Golden. The guides give you a little history about Golden, CO and the brewery. Whe…
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alyssa_ob says:
The Hampton Inn on the north end of town has nice rooms and comfy beds. My room had a king bed, tv, nice work station and huge bathroom. The bed was comfy and the rollout desk convenient. There was even a lap desk waiting on the bed. The bathroom was nice sized and very appealing to the eye, alt…
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five11d says:
Who needs a born on date when you can be in the delivery room? The Twisted Pine Brewery’s beer is so fresh that you want slap your pint’s ass and pass out cigars. While off the beaten Pearl Street path, The Twisted is easy to get to; its on Walnut just two blocks east of the new lemony fresh 29…
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flywaldo says:
This is my local mountain outside of Boulder. 45 mins from my place, and a season pass equal a lot of time on this hill! There is something for just about anyone here, from groomers, to trees, to some fun cliff drops, and even back country access out to Lost Lake. Cheap tickets and fun bar with P…
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prism_lace says:
I first have to make a note about the location. Because TB won't allow me to simply state Colorado as the location, I had to place Twin Lakes as the specification. Anyone who has been to the Continental Divide in CO, knows that there is no set location. It's on top of the world, on a mountain pass a…
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crystalware says:
Dixon’s was one of the first restaurants I ate at in Downtown and I instantly became a fan. The servers have always been very friendly and we have never had a long wait. If you have a group of 6 or more I do recommend calling ahead so they can hold one of their large tables for you.
The food i…
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alyssa_ob says:
The Royal Gorge Bridge is the world's highest suspension bridge. The bridge spans the Arkansas River 1053 below. The rocks in the gorge are composed of beautiful gneiss. The entrance ticket is expensive - $23 per adult. The catch is that it includes a bunch of features - you can't just walk over…
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brooksab says:
Having the privilege of visiting this restaurant before it opened and hearing the mountains of delays, inspections, impediments placed in the way of opening on time, I looked forward to the opening. This restaurant opened quickly with little or no fanfare and has already developed a regular cliente…
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adog3n3 says:
There are two German restaurants in Colorado Springs that are worth mentioning. Edelweiss and Uwe's are unique experiences, if you have time to visit both then i would recommend that, it all comes down to what kind of experience you want.
Edelweiss, an authentic German thatched house off of Nev…
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adog3n3 says:
I have mixed feelings about this restaurant. It was a little pricy for the amount of food and quality of it that we experienced. We ordered 4 different entrees because they were such small portions. chicken and pork bol gogi. beef terryaki and pork ribs. I happen to love lettuce wraps and the m…
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alyssa_ob says:
Located in the next town over from Colorado Spring, the manitou cliff dwellings are sandstone brick homes built underneath a red sandstone overhang. The dwellings were built by the Anasazi over 700 years ago. You can walk through the buildings and climb through the windows and doors to enter each r…
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D' Corazon
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