This Iconic Colorado Hot Dog Diner Is Part Of Boulder History And Still Slinging Hotdogs You'll Love
Christy Articola
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Are you craving a hot dog? Are you craving a Chicago dog in particular? You may feel like you will never be satiated since Colorado is so far from Chicago, but it’s not true because Mustard’s Last Stand in Boulder, Colorado is here to save the day! This hot dog stand – and its sister spot in Denver – was founded way back in 1978 by Chicago native Dan Polovin; he kept meeting Chicago transplants in the area that craved hot dogs from home, and he wanted to help. Mustard’s Last Stand has been going strong ever since.
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Mustard’s Last Stand in Boulder, Colorado (and in Denver, too) is a gem of a place and you need to go there immediately and have a hot dog – or five! You’re going to love this place and you’ll find it easy to see why it’s been in business for almost 50 years. This place is iconic and we are so lucky to have it in our great state!
If you’re feeling full after your visit to Mustard’s Last Stand, you might take a walk to explore Boulder further with this Smartphone Scavenger Hunt.
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