You have climbed (or driven) some of the Centennial State’s highest mountains and have noshed on some of our tastiest local donuts, but have you ever wondered what would happen if you combined the two? Wonder no more, for these mountain-top Pikes Peak donuts in Colorado are life-changing, and you are going to want to try them ASAP:

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Just call this one of the best donut shops in Colorado – and certainly the most towering. Do you have a favorite restaurant, event, or attraction that you would like to see featured here on Only in Colorado? We would love to hear about it via our nomination form! To discover even more to see and do in the Pikes Peak region, you will want to check out why Pikes Peak in Colorado is the ultimate destination for anyone who loves the outdoors.

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Dining In Colorado

What are the best restaurants in Colorado?

Some of the best restaurants in Colorado are:

  • Mac Nation in Indian Hills: offering 37 different kinds of macaroni and cheese.
  • Allred’s Restaurant in Telluride: only accessible by gondola, featuring beautiful views and an impressive wine selection.
  • Edelweiss German Restaurant in Colorado Springs: authentic German fare and ambiance.
  • Buckhorn Exchange in Denver: the oldest restaurant in Colorado, serving dishes such as Rocky Mountain Oysters and beef and buffalo steak.
  • Totally 80’s Pizza in Fort Collins: home to great pizza and a 1980s museum
  • Restaurant 1858 in Colorado Springs: at the base of Seven Falls, a waterside fine dining experience.
  • The Railyard in La Junta: filled with railroad decor and serving up homecooked comfort food.

 

What are some iconic Colorado foods?

Some of the most iconic Colorado foods are:

  • Green chile
  • Palisade peaches
  • Buffalo burgers
  • Smothered burritos
  • Rocky Mountain oysters
  • Rocky Ford cantaloupe
  • Rocky Mountain trout
  • Colorado style pizza
  • Venison

 

What is the best city for foodies in Colorado?

The best city for foodies in Colorado is Denver. Ranked as the 7th best foodie city in America by WalletHub, Denver has a strong diversity of food options, with restaurants that range from hidden gem holes in the wall to bustling city institutions.

Denver is home to the oldest restaurant in Colorado, the Buckhorn Exchange, a steakhouse featuring all kinds of interesting game to try, like ostrich, yak, and elk. It is the oldest continuously operating restaurant in Colorado, having originally opened in 1893.

There are several food festivals in Denver that occur all year round.

Denver also has a great number of breweries and wineries to enjoy in and around the Mile High City.

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