Long-standing pizza chain delivers doughy, savory-sauced pies from strip malls and locales far and wide.:
In Short With locations across the country, this mostly carryout pizza purveyor started in Michigan in 1959, thanks to an injured shortstop from the Detroit Tigers farm team. Known for its traditional round pizzas, Little Caesar's also offers a square deep-dish variety with toppings like pepperoni, sausage, ham, black olives and anchovies. The menu stays simple with a few additional bites like wings, garlic and Parmesan-sprinkled bread sticks, a handful of sub sandwiches and salads.
This small neighborhood bistro serves everyday French, Italian and American comfort food at reasonable prices. The menu notes: We support local farmers, ranchers and foragers and are dedicated to using organic products. For starters, try the house pâté served warm with crunchy crostini, or a bowl of steamed Prince Edward Island mussels with a side of thin, crisp frites. The main courses range...
This small neighborhood bistro serves Provençal-inspired comfort food at reasonable prices and features organic products from local farmers, ranchers and foragers. For starters, try the house pâté served warm with crunchy crostini and apple chutney, or a bowl of steamed Prince Edward Island mussels “en cocotte†with a side of thin, crisp frites. Main courses range from old standbys like...
Interesting menu, solid wine list create great buzz for this Boulder bistro.:
In Short This festive bistro at the eastern end of the Pearl Street mall has a following among Boulderites who enjoy tasty, reasonably priced food. Dinner entrees include a traditional croque monsieur (a grilled ham and cheese sandwich dipped in beaten eggs and sautéed in butter) to the Mateo bouillabaisse (seafood stew) or lobster ravioli with herb fondue and watercress. There's also mushroom risotto with Parmesan and braised Colorado lamb shank with soft polenta and roasted vegetables.