LINKS

WHERE GREGG EATS

Basalt: Indian/Nepalese

Naryan's

Good, basic Indian and Nepal food.

Denver: Steak

Buckhorn Exchange

This place seems a little gimmicky when you first walk in, what with the couple hundred stuffed trophy animals in the dining room ... BUT, the food is excellent.  And the food is meat.

I haven't tried the Rocky Mountain Oysters yet ... I am not sure I will.

You'll be wondering about your directions as you drive through questionable neighborhoods to get here.  The new Denver light rail has a stop across the street and that might be an option.

Denver: Mexican

Brewery Bar II

Here is a hole-in-the-wall with excellent Mexican food -- a little spicy, but very, very, good.

150 Kalamath Street, Denver, CO  80223
(303) 893-0971

DENVER POST REVIEW  WEB

Denver Airport: Steak

Ted's Montana Grill

This is a chain ... It was pretty good though ... supposedly owned by Ted Turner, the place specializes in Bison.

They say no freezer or no microwave in the building.

I had the meatloaf.  The bartender served a valid drink.  A very good, near the airport, option.

Wolcott Yacht Club

No yachts in sight -- great food, nice lively environment.

Gashouse

Not exactly a BBQ place.  Nice, rustic dished -- I had trout, excellent.

Glenwood Springs : Brew Pub

Glenwood Brew Pub

Nice beers, a good atmosphere, excellent food.

I had the brat, beer pretzels and a nice Bavarian brew.

There was a line for lunch on a Thursday.

Grand Junction: Hot Dogs

Mindy's Hot Dog Stand

Look for her at events in the "Western Slope" ... Excellent dogs, boiled, then grilled.

I had five polish dogs, kraut, special mustard, relish and a little strip of catsup in three days.

At various events like Country Jam.

PLACES I'VE HEARD ABOUT BUT NEVER BEEN TO