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| Headline to Appear HereLaudisio dining review: From classic to contemporaryThe menu at Laudisio is as expansive as its vast dining room in the Twenty Ninth Street Mall, and depending on a person's mood, one could splurge on a fancy multi-course meal, grab a quick and cheap bite, or dabble in a few small plates for an Italian taste fest. Full Story High quality, low on the food chain at LeafFood can be extraordinarily political, and Boulder is well known for healthy residents who strive to eat organic, locally produced, low-impact foods. Leaf helps that effort without smugness or a superiority complex. Leaf could grandstand on the philosophy of the "Omnivore's Dilemma" while patting itself on the back for its success. Instead, the restaurant simply cooks good food well. Full Story DIA pub crawl! "We should do a pub crawl," my wife suggested -- after we learned that our flight from Denver International Airport was delayed two hours. Full Story Nepal Cuisine review: Left us energized and renewedIt was a sincere pleasure to rediscover Nepal Cuisine. On average, a dinner for two with drinks and plenty of food cost $40, with a tip. Better yet, the food was flavorful and healthful and left us energized and renewed. For too long, I imagine Nepal Cuisine has been a local favorite and remained lesser known to greater Boulder. Diners would be well-served to seek it out. Full Story Canned beer: Dispelling bad can-notationsCanned beer of today is nothing like the canned beer your father used to drink. Just ask Henry Wood, director of sales and marketing for Upslope Brewing Co. (Boulder's newest brewery), who will tell you why the can is "a fantastic vessel for beer." Full Story 4 meals for $9.99 or lessW e took the KFC challenge, and we didn`t stop there. A recent KFC commercial, in case you haven`t seen it, challenged families to re-create a seven-piece fried chicken meal for $9.99. Full Story Eat Out: July 9Murphy's Grill offers pub fare like burgers and nachos as well as more upscale dishes like the Murphy's pasta, which features a delicious roasted red pepper cream sauce. Another menu standout is the "Smallest Dessert in Town," which gives you a small brownie and ice cream for just 99 cents. Full Story The Hit List: Red, white and blue (not blow) it upCelebrate Independence Day right this year by hosting a barbecue (or crashing one). There's nothing more all-American than a backyard shindig. Throw in some cheesy clothing, booze and fireworks and you're either in for a blast, or, uh, a blast. Full Story Eat Out: July 2There are few restaurants in Boulder that achieve the consistent symphony of flavor, authenticity and overall experience as expertly as Amu. Full Story Restaurant review: Boulder's Rib HouseAbout five years ago, a friend got married outside of Austin, Tex. and served the guests barbecue: messy ribs, potato salad, corn bread, the works. It was a quirky, yet memorable, choice. And it was recently on my mind as I sauntered into the Rib House, Boulder's iteration of the iconic Longmont barbecue joint. Full Story |  | |
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