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limeydave
Jul 31, 2008, 2:13 PM
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j_ung wrote: currupt4130 wrote: lena_chita wrote: Pies and Pints at the New X2  Times 1000. Too bad, you folks don't live here. You're missing open-mic night on Thursdays and all-you-can-eat Tuesdays. Edit: By the way northwesterners, you're about to get a treat. One of the Pies owners is opening a brew pub in Hood River, OR. Keep an eye out for it.
Hoping to get a Thai Shrimp Pie on Saturday.
And a bacon and eggs vote each for Cathedral cafe (New) and the Huddle House on the highway near HP40
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maldaly
Jul 31, 2008, 2:13 PM
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Fayetteville: Pies & Pints and Cathedral Cafe
Red River Gorge: Miguel's Pizza
Red Rocks (Vegas): Pin Khow (Thai place on Rainbow)
Boulder: Southern Sun and Sherpa's
East Side: The Mobil Station
Lander: The Gannett Grill
Moab: Tailgate Café (I hate going in to town.)
Estes Park: Ed's Cantina
Vail Valley: Wolcott General Store
SLC: Red Iguana and Sages
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granite_grrl
Jul 31, 2008, 3:07 PM
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j_ung wrote: currupt4130 wrote: lena_chita wrote: Pies and Pints at the New X2 Times 1000. Too bad, you folks don't live here. You're missing open-mic night on Thursdays and all-you-can-eat Tuesdays. Edit: By the way northwesterners, you're about to get a treat. One of the Pies owners is opening a brew pub in Hood River, OR. Keep an eye out for it. 
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clee03m
Jul 31, 2008, 3:23 PM
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At City of Rocks, there is a place with best beef I have ever tasted. I think it may be the only restraunt in town, so I never learned it's name. They also have pies to die for including the best banana pudding pie in the world. It's rare I come back a fatter woman from a climbing trip.
Of course Miguel's but there is also a boiled peanut stand at RRG on the side of the street. YUM. While the owners look a bit southern-ish (if you get my drift) but I'm Asian, and they didn't shoot me or anything, so they are safe :)
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Gmburns2000
Jul 31, 2008, 3:55 PM
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Well, I'm super poor these days, so my initial response is Lipton Rice and a can of chicken. However, because I haven't always been poor:
Gunks - that place with the large list of beers with the funky name.
Rumney - Common Man, though I have to admit that I do like the place on the corner at the blinking light (Mountain something?)
Cannon - Tilt'n Diner
North Conway - Muddy Moose (I've become sick twice at the Moat, so I may not go there again despite it's popularity)
Acadia - Rosalies Pizza (guaranteed to kick all you Miguel's fans off the wagon) or Cubanas if you're feeling wealthy. The Whale has also come a long way and offers the best pub food in town.
Red Rocks - Ronald's Donuts
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rockforlife
Jul 31, 2008, 4:03 PM
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The Brewhouse in Duluth, Geat food, and some good drinks...at more than 3.2 (yeah that means so budwizer, or PBR)
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JohnCook
Jul 31, 2008, 4:30 PM
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Pete's Eats, Llanberis, North Wales, UK. Great food at reasonable prices, with a good atmosphere. Plenty of excellent climbing photos on the walls, from local to world-wide.
Its worth the trip to Wales just for this place, but the climbing is beyond belief, with routes in all grades and all styles. There are 25ft high boulders on the edge of the road, through sport limestone to mountain trad, amazing slate, stunning sea cliff routes, and everything else you could ever want. Thousands of routes, all within about 35 miles. DMM are based very close to here.
Ad for the area ended.
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j_ung
Jul 31, 2008, 4:32 PM
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granite_grrl wrote: j_ung wrote: currupt4130 wrote: lena_chita wrote: Pies and Pints at the New X2 Times 1000. Too bad, you folks don't live here. You're missing open-mic night on Thursdays and all-you-can-eat Tuesdays. Edit: By the way northwesterners, you're about to get a treat. One of the Pies owners is opening a brew pub in Hood River, OR. Keep an eye out for it. We should have checked it you last time we were down there Jay. Next time we might have to pass on your gumbo so we can check it out.
We'll get you there next time, Rebecca, fo sho.
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jbroom
Jul 31, 2008, 4:51 PM
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looks like most have said miguel's @ the red and i'll agree
but im also going with...
-cheeburger cheeburger in chattanooga (you can get a one pound cheeseburger)
-qautros in so ill
-but nothing comes close to climbing at red rocks all day long not eating much then eating 10 plates of crab legs at the Rio seafood buffet
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basecamp
Jul 31, 2008, 4:59 PM
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Old Capital Grill, downtown Golden close to Clear Creek and Golden Gate.
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curtis_g
Jul 31, 2008, 5:06 PM
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I second qautros in so ill
There's a lot of good small pizza spots in Marion down there, too
Monks for bar and grill (great huge burgers) just south of the Dells for food round Devil's Lake, WI.
Any awesome food/climber spots around rushmore? Where should I stop in at round rapid city, keystone, and cathedral spires?
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dumbsocrates
Aug 1, 2008, 12:00 AM
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maldaly wrote: Boulder: Southern Sun and Sherpa's Estes Park: Ed's Cantina
Yes and yes..... add to the list, Woody's Pizza in Golden.
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btreanor
Aug 1, 2008, 12:14 AM
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Micro Brasserie de Chamonix, Chamonix, France. Hands down.
I can't stand Pizza Factory (Bishop). De gustibus non est disputandem.
Crossroads (Josh) is good for the food; but I find all the drama a bit hard to take.
Second Mexicali (Gunks)
Second Moat Mountain (NH)
Ed's or Nepals in Estes Park
Whitney Portal Store
All I can think of right now...
Brian
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dr_feelgood
Aug 1, 2008, 12:28 AM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Well, I'm super poor these days, so my initial response is Lipton Rice and a can of chicken. However, because I haven't always been poor: Gunks - that place with the large list of beers with the funky name. Rumney - Common Man, though I have to admit that I do like the place on the corner at the blinking light (Mountain something?) Cannon - Tilt'n Diner North Conway - Muddy Moose (I've become sick twice at the Moat, so I may not go there again despite it's popularity) Acadia - Rosalies Pizza (guaranteed to kick all you Miguel's fans off the wagon) or Cubanas if you're feeling wealthy. The Whale has also come a long way and offers the best pub food in town. Red Rocks - Ronald's Donuts
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Gmburns2000
Aug 1, 2008, 12:48 AM
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dr_feelgood wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Well, I'm super poor these days, so my initial response is Lipton Rice and a can of chicken. However, because I haven't always been poor: Gunks - that place with the large list of beers with the funky name. Rumney - Common Man, though I have to admit that I do like the place on the corner at the blinking light (Mountain something?) Cannon - Tilt'n Diner North Conway - Muddy Moose (I've become sick twice at the Moat, so I may not go there again despite it's popularity) Acadia - Rosalies Pizza (guaranteed to kick all you Miguel's fans off the wagon) or Cubanas if you're feeling wealthy. The Whale has also come a long way and offers the best pub food in town. Red Rocks - Ronald's Donuts The muddy moose is way too touronically crowded. There is a mexican joint down the street a few miles that is delicious. Although it did induce vomiting from eKop
For all the talk I've heard about the Brauhaus in the Gunks having good burgers (which it definitively does not), the Muddy Moose actually had one of the best burgers I've had in a while. Yeah, it's touristy, but it's also big and thus doesn't have a long wait line. Maybe I'll try the mex place next time. Name? Direction from the Moose (toward River Road or toward the outlets)?
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ltj999
Aug 1, 2008, 7:44 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Well, I'm super poor these days, so my initial response is Lipton Rice and a can of chicken. However, because I haven't always been poor: Gunks - that place with the large list of beers with the funky name. Rumney - Common Man, though I have to admit that I do like the place on the corner at the blinking light (Mountain something?) Cannon - Tilt'n Diner North Conway - Muddy Moose (I've become sick twice at the Moat, so I may not go there again despite it's popularity) Acadia - Rosalies Pizza (guaranteed to kick all you Miguel's fans off the wagon) or Cubanas if you're feeling wealthy. The Whale has also come a long way and offers the best pub food in town. Red Rocks - Ronald's Donuts
Your thinking of bacchus pounced Bach (like the composer) us. And I disagree, Guilded Otter in New Paltz is much better, and cheaper too!
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lwilson
Aug 1, 2008, 8:02 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Well, I'm super poor these days, so my initial response is Lipton Rice and a can of chicken. However, because I haven't always been poor: Gunks - that place with the large list of beers with the funky name. Rumney - Common Man, though I have to admit that I do like the place on the corner at the blinking light (Mountain something?) Cannon - Tilt'n Diner North Conway - Muddy Moose (I've become sick twice at the Moat, so I may not go there again despite it's popularity) Acadia - Rosalies Pizza (guaranteed to kick all you Miguel's fans off the wagon) or Cubanas if you're feeling wealthy. The Whale has also come a long way and offers the best pub food in town. Red Rocks - Ronald's Donuts
Rumney - "Lucky Dog". Guinness and Golden T, can't beat it.
Farley (Western Mass) - "Peoples Pint", and "Lady K (Killigrew)", both delicious for dinner and locally brewed beer.
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dr_feelgood
Aug 2, 2008, 1:10 AM
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2" thick pork chops. OMG.
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dr_feelgood
Aug 2, 2008, 1:12 AM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Well, I'm super poor these days, so my initial response is Lipton Rice and a can of chicken. However, because I haven't always been poor: Gunks - that place with the large list of beers with the funky name. Rumney - Common Man, though I have to admit that I do like the place on the corner at the blinking light (Mountain something?) Cannon - Tilt'n Diner North Conway - Muddy Moose (I've become sick twice at the Moat, so I may not go there again despite it's popularity) Acadia - Rosalies Pizza (guaranteed to kick all you Miguel's fans off the wagon) or Cubanas if you're feeling wealthy. The Whale has also come a long way and offers the best pub food in town. Red Rocks - Ronald's Donuts The muddy moose is way too touronically crowded. There is a mexican joint down the street a few miles that is delicious. Although it did induce vomiting from eKop For all the talk I've heard about the Brauhaus in the Gunks having good burgers (which it definitively does not), the Muddy Moose actually had one of the best burgers I've had in a while. Yeah, it's touristy, but it's also big and thus doesn't have a long wait line. Maybe I'll try the mex place next time. Name? Direction from the Moose (toward River Road or toward the outlets)?
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chossmonkey
Aug 2, 2008, 2:38 PM
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granite_grrl wrote: j_ung wrote: currupt4130 wrote: lena_chita wrote: Pies and Pints at the New X2 Times 1000. Too bad, you folks don't live here. You're missing open-mic night on Thursdays and all-you-can-eat Tuesdays. Edit: By the way northwesterners, you're about to get a treat. One of the Pies owners is opening a brew pub in Hood River, OR. Keep an eye out for it. We should have checked it you last time we were down there Jay. Next time we might have to pass on your gumbo so we can check it out.
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wraith
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x2 for The Moat in North Conway NH.
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SLC----Gotta be Lonestar. My god, a day in the Wasatch just ain't complete without a fish taco from lonestar!!!!
N. Conway---Moat is great, for shure.....
Plymouth (aka Rumney)--- gotta love the diner (forgot the name) between plymouth and rumney.....you know, the diner, on the road, on the way.... THE BEST for waiting out those fall mornings when you were stoked about getting up early and climbing hard all day....then you realized it is WAY TOO COLD this early and all you want is pancakes and coffee and the sun to work its magic......mmm, pancakes......
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Carolyn11
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Gunks:
Best Burger - Mtn. Brauhaus
classic climber spot - Bauchus or the Gilded Otter
Best Beer (german) - Mtn. Brauhaus
Best Beer (alt. & sweet beers) - G. Otter
Best Stout - Bauchus
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GeneralBenson
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stickyfingerz wrote: Woodstock Inn Station and Brewery. North Woodstock, NH Moat Mountain Smokehouse and Brewing Co. North Conway, NH Lucky Dog Tavern and Grill. Plymouth, NH
Haven't been two the other two, but +12 for the Moat.
ALso, Bachus in New Paltz.
Rock City Pizza in the City of Rocks.
Southern Sun in Boulder.
Plymouth House of Pizza, NH
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