12 Restaurants You Have To Visit In Colorado Before You Die
Have you made your bucket list (a list of things you want to do before you kick the bucket)? If you have, do yourself a favor and add these 12 restaurants to your “must visit” list. If you have yet to write one, don’t worry; just print off this post and mark off the restaurants as you go!
Please note, Casa Bonita is temporarily closed.
Three words: Strawberry. Shortcake. Biscuits. (If fresh whipped cream and strawberries aren't your thing, don't worry; DBC also offers a variety of savory options atop their warm, flaky biscuits!)
Chicagoans and New Yorkers, take note: The BEST kind of pizza is Colorado-style, complete with a thick crust and honey dipping sauce. YUM!
Looking for a deliciously unique experience? Then hop aboard the Georgetown Loop Railroad for a romantic excursion complete with dinner, wine and a scenic train ride through the stunning mountainside.
A burger with doughnuts for the buns... Yay or nay? How about an English muffin? Belgian waffles? Whichever carb you crave, they've got it!
♪ Edelweiss, Edelweiss; You look delicious to me! ♪ For the BEST German food outside of Germany, you must visit Edelweiss! (I should know; my last name is Sandmeier.)
Please note, Golden China Restaurant has permanently closed.
Who would have thought that the best Chinese food in Colorado would be in the small, eastern plains town of Limon? (It's worth the drive for one taste of their Vietnamese Shrimp Bowl!)
Who would have thought that the best Chinese food in Colorado would be in the small, eastern plains town of Limon? (It's worth the drive for one taste of their Vietnamese Shrimp Bowl!)
Come for the amazing views; stay for the award-winning gourmet food and wine.
...because there is no better way to end a butt-busting day on the slopes than with a warm and hearty meal!
What burger dreams are made of: Juicy, locally-raised beef; perfectly melted cheese; and unique sauces. B-I-N-G-O is the place to G-O.
You haven't had a true family-style meal until you've tried Juniper Valley Ranch's skillet fried chicken, riced potatoes, and homemade biscuits with apple butter. One taste and you'll understand why they've been a Colorado favorite since 1951.
I can't decide which I love more; the lovely 4-course meal or the sounds of the Tonahutu River.
I know I give the place a lot of grief, but I still believe everyone should visit Casa Bonita once for the experience. (You're either going to love it or be completely weirded out by the mystery "meat", gorilla man, and Black Bart's Cave.)
Obviously this is just one food blogger’s take, so now it is your turn to sound off: Which Colorado restaurant do you think everyone should visit before they die? Let us know in the comments!
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