Re: What about indpendent restaurants
| September 19, 2005 05:34AM |
I think with chain restaurants like B K, DQ and the darn f...... "Golden Arch Country Club" Chama would loose a lot of its flair. It is nice to see little indeoendent erstaurants with a variety of tastes and not alwasy the same junk food. Have a look at Taos (Dragonfly cafe), Santa Fe
Moreno's), Leadville (the Grill) Great food great service and soem new tastes to explore.
The only exception in chain restauurants I knew is the Lonestar in Golden/Lakewood (6th corner Simms right beside IHOP) The best of all Lonestar restaurants I have ever seen. Seems they have chained the cook inside the kitchen for years.
Hope we never have a franchise war that MC D wins
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Steffen
Moreno's), Leadville (the Grill) Great food great service and soem new tastes to explore.
The only exception in chain restauurants I knew is the Lonestar in Golden/Lakewood (6th corner Simms right beside IHOP) The best of all Lonestar restaurants I have ever seen. Seems they have chained the cook inside the kitchen for years.
Hope we never have a franchise war that MC D wins
" />))Steffen
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