Where to eat on the road, Victualing!

Here's maybe a sticky.

On the 1/70 going hither or thither, maybe even coming to see me here's a food suggestion.
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaur...Abrusci_s_Fire_Wine-Wheat_Ridge_Colorado.html

Food and ambiance on the outdoor patio was relaxing.
The Ahi Tuna was a creative masterpiece and the salads were something really delicious and very Euro..
The wine and beverage list was shall we say ample and if you imbibe too much there is amble parking to stealthily sleep it off in the two car parks.
Well recommended and not hideously expensive as you might think from the ambiance.
My teenage offspring also like this place for the Italian made on the premises pizzas, and the tiramisu
Dennis

We used to go there when it was at the old location by Applejack liquors, but it seems like they've stepped up their game at this new location. And the ambiance is about 500x better than the old strip mall location.

Yes totally agree and worthy of a recommendation.
Cheers Dennis

Here's' another recommendation from Sprinter customer in Carbondale & myself plus the missus.
Great for Sunday breakfast.
Wholesome American fare (again)
Great laid back waiting area on the lawn with Adirondack chairs!
I loved it --its what makes Colorado special
https://www.villagesmithy.com/
Dennis

About 5-miles North of the California-Oregon border on Highway 101 there's a cool pancake house with excellent service and food.

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaur...-Mattie_s_Pancake_House-Brookings_Oregon.html

lindenengineering said:

Here's' another recommendation from Sprinter customer in Carbondale & myself plus the missus.
Great for Sunday breakfast.
Wholesome American fare (again)
Great laid back waiting area on the lawn with Adirondack chairs!
I loved it --its what makes Colorado special
https://www.villagesmithy.com/
Dennis

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Was curious to do a price comparison with OZ but was disappointed the menu didn't have prices.

bladerunner said:

Was curious to do a price comparison with OZ but was disappointed the menu didn't have prices.

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It was the ladies menu I posted.
Dennis

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Originally Posted by bladerunner View Post
Was curious to do a price comparison with OZ but was disappointed the menu didn't have prices.

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lindenengineering said:

It was the ladies menu I posted.
Dennis

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Yeah, where does it say 'ladies'..... https://www.villagesmithy.com/

But hey, they probably make an exception for you and you get to order off the kids menu.

You can get some good southern food here, along with the hospitality.



https://www.google.com/maps/place/C...65b4b56f368645!8m2!3d37.7721682!4d-80.3534459

If traveling through Eureka, a stop at the Samoa Cookhouse in Samoa works for me. They let you park overnight in the parking lot. All you can eat food is not gourmet but good. Do not expect to sleep in because the early morning food delivery trucks are your alarm clock.

Need place to park more than I need restaurant. Conversions work well to eliminate the waste of time finding 3 meals a day.

Another good place to eat--Texas style!

My eldest daughter got married last week to an Attorney in Houston.
Apart from all the week long wedding "doings" we had a final family get together at the Rustic in Downtown Houston on Polk St

http://therustic.com/

Great steaks & TexMex food, certainly a place for our international family gathering to enjoy food and dancing Texas style in a big tin shed!
We needed three big tables !
Guest flew in for the wedding from the UK, Russia, Latvia, and of course Dallas & Denver.
Thanks Houston for our last family get together before everyone flew next day to get back home.
They are still talking about it in London, Riga and Moscow.
Dennis