These 11 Extremely Tiny Restaurants In Colorado Are Actually Amazing
“Bigger is better.” You’ve heard the saying, and in several cases it’s true—except, of course, when referring to these 11 tiny Colorado restaurants that are small on everything but taste:
Don't go just anywhere for fun cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. Go to the small and oh-so-stylish There!
Though Z be but little, Z (and their fabulous selection of French foods, wines, and desserts) is FIERCE.
You would think that in a small town, lack of tables wouldn't be a concern... But that's not the case at the tiny, delicious Ruby's (and for good reason.)
Share your story with those you love the most at this hip and tasty shop, which is housed in a 20-by-8-foot trailer.
What the restaurant itself lacks in size, it makes up for with its friendly staff and killer sushi rolls.
Another choice for creative Asian fusion in a compact location is that of Bones. (Not sure what to order? Get the Spicy Beef Yakisoba. Don't worry; you can thank me later.)
The sign on the modest Slope & Hatch says it all. The tiny establishment serves a yummy variety of beers, snacks, tacos, and naturally cased hot dogs.
One of the bigger little restaurants on our list is the cozy Creperie du Village; a Parisian-style cafe with some of the best crepes outside of... well, France.
Don't let the outside of the small, Indonesian restaurant fool you. The wonderful smells inside are accompanied by a fun, jungle-like ambiance.
The narrow, brightly colored bistro and bar promises to serve up some of the best homemade Mexican food this side of the state.
Don't wait too long to get a table at this fun, Asian-fusion establishment, or you may miss out! (The restaurant only seats 40.)
Which tiny Colorado restaurant is your favorite?
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