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Things of interest in CO?

Oh, Casa Bonita. I can't say I'd really recommend it. If you want good eats in the Denver area, I can recommend several fantastic places. But yes, now that I think of it, it would help to have more of an idea of what you're looking to do. Not a whole lot knife related though, really. If you had time though, I'd say you should come out and grind out a knife with me in my shop. Would be a fun thing to do with a fellow Beckerhead, I figure.
 
Well we will be skiing most of the time, and staying in breckenridge. Not much for bars or clubs. I was mainly just looking for gear/knife/outdoor shops. I think we have most of the trip planned now though, thanks guys :)
 
crimsonfalcon07 said:
Oh, Casa Bonita. I can't say I'd really recommend it.
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Well you really don't go for the food.....

But I used to be really fond of going to Pete's kitchen off of Colefax and Barracudas generally post clubbing. I also love Bennies on the hill in the Cap Hill area near 5th street.

I really wish though that Boker had a factory outlet store. Also too bad you aren't there in the spring/summer the old amusement park in Lakewood and Elich gardens would be open.
 
Well, to be fair, they do have good sopapillas. But the cave divers are high school students, and generally, the rest of it is pretty chintzy... Maybe if they had hot women doing the diving, or something. I'm not entirely sure why you DO go, really, unless it's for the sopapillas. And I wouldn't want to choke down the rest of the meal just for some good sopapillas. Jack 'n Grill would be a better bet.

I think there's some custom makers scattered around the place also. Would be neat to get to spend some time with them as well. Don't know if there are any in Breck though.
 
JohnnyMayhem said:
Also there is Casa Bonita! (yeah it was mentioned on South Park, and yeah it's actually a real place)
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The absolute worst food in this great state. LOL

I should have read the rest of the thread before posting. I see this was pointed out already.
 
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