How About A "Last Place I Ate, And Was it Good or Not?" thread? (Denver: 2013, high school)

[Robert5]

Originally Posted by veg-gal

Native Foods @ University Park 2023 S. Colorado Blvd. Denver, 80210. Vegetarian restaurant.
Locations: Aliso Viejo-Costa Mesa-Los Angeles-Palm Desert-Palm Springs-Tustin

I went in there once. I thought it was going to be food native to Colorado (Buffalo, Elk, local Beef, etc..). It wasn't. Took me a few minutes to figure out the menu. Could not find one thing on the menu I would want to eat (very low carb, gluten free diet).

[skins_fan82]

Wife and I hit up this place called "Crave Real Burgers" in Highlands Ranch. Holy Toledo, that was some good eatin'. They've got all kinds of accolades, runner up for best burger in Denver, top 5 Burger in Colorado, etc.

I had the "3 Little Pigs" burger. 1/3 pound burger, stacked with bacon, pulled pork, ham, and onions. It was absolutely friggin' delicious. And they've got an in-house fry sauce that literally made me moan during each bite LOL

If you're looking to totally pig out on some monster burgers, Crave Real Burgers is definitely worth a look.

Pic of the burger I had, "Three Little Pigs," from their website:

[Timmyy]

Originally Posted by skins_fan82

Wife and I hit up this place called "Crave Real Burgers" in Highlands Ranch. Holy Toledo, that was some good eatin'. They've got all kinds of accolades, runner up for best burger in Denver, top 5 Burger in Colorado, etc.

I had the "3 Little Pigs" burger. 1/3 pound burger, stacked with bacon, pulled pork, ham, and onions. It was absolutely friggin' delicious. And they've got an in-house fry sauce that literally made me moan during each bite LOL

If you're looking to totally pig out on some monster burgers, Crave Real Burgers is definitely worth a look.

Pic of the burger I had, "Three Little Pigs," from their website:

For those of you that are familiar with Highlands Ranch but are not sure where to find this place, it is located in Town Center where Fat Burger used to be next to The Egg and I. I have yet to try it but by the looks of the picture you posted it won't be long until I do.

[headingtoDenver]

Originally Posted by Timmyy

For those of you that are familiar with Highlands Ranch but are not sure where to find this place, it is located in Town Center where Fat Burger used to be next to The Egg and I. I have yet to try it but by the looks of the picture you posted it won't be long until I do.

There is also a location in Castle Rock off Meadows blvd. I also HIGHLY recommend them. Check out one of their adult milkshakes while you are at it. You won't regret it.

[skins_fan82]

ugh, CD wouldn't let me rep either of you guys. We noticed the one in Castle Rock as well, almost went there. But HR is a little closer to us.

@ Timmy, thanks for updating the location. My mistake for not mentioning that.

[Timmyy]

Originally Posted by skins_fan82

ugh, CD wouldn't let me rep either of you guys. We noticed the one in Castle Rock as well, almost went there. But HR is a little closer to us.

@ Timmy, thanks for updating the location. My mistake for not mentioning that.

No problem. I live about 2 miles from there. We frequent the Egg and I but have yet to try Crave.

[suzco]

Happy Hour at Panzano downtown - great food (and drinks) as always.

[RonAriba]

You’ve got to check out Denver Civic Center Park Tuesdays and Thursdays between 11AM-2PM. At least a dozen or more food trucks congregate and offer up some fantastic lunch time fare and these aren’t your typical roach coaches. Also, great people watching.

[Colorado^]

Jay's Noodles near Federal and Alameda is fantastic Thai food as always. Love the country pad thai and drunken noodles.

It's a hole in the wall kinda place with not much in the way of atmosphere, but the food is worth it.

Bow Thai in Bergen Park (near Evergreen) is also great.

[hammertime33]

Last place I ate out was last night at Subway. Meatball sub. Not great.