[nature boy]

I am hitting the road tomorrow morning for a week long business trip to Denver, CO.  Any suggestions from AC'ers on audio or used vinyl shops would be appreciated.  Restaurant suggestions also are welcome.

How is the 1515 Market Restaurant on Market Street?

Regards,

NB

[stvnharr]

Twist N Shout on E. Alameda

[JCarney]

Black and Read at 78th and Wadsworth.

JCarney

[Tyson]

natureboy, what kind of food do you like?

[Wayne1]

NB,

Drop me an e-mail or call me when you hit town.

Let the DAM know where you are staying and we can do our best to get together. We had a good time today with AL Garay and Phil from BESL.

Phone number is on the BOLDER Cable website

[BradJudy]

I think the DAM folks cover the town pretty well, so wherever you are someone should have some tips.

[nature boy]

Hi Wayne,

I'm staying at the Grand Hyatt at 1750 Welton Street in Denver.  I'll be in day long meetings most of the week, but would enjoy have a brewski with any DAM some evening.  I'm sure you know a few good local micro-brewies from a past lifetime   .  Please PM me with your telephone number and I'll try to give you a call tonight.  I have a presentation I need to complete when I get in this afternoon.

Tyson,

I like all kinds of food - everything from a good steak place, chinese-asian, salads, to mexican.  Anything you recommend would be fine.  

Well time to head to the Philly airport and try beat the snowstorm heading our way.

NB

[Tyson]

Most of the good steak places are ridiculously expensive in Denver.  

I'd rec Le Central for good French based food, it's a bit outside of downtown, but very good.  For asian you can't beat Little Ollie's.  It's about 3 miles from downtown, but it's worth the 10 minute drive.  If you want burgers then the Cherry Cricket can't be beat (I like it better than the vaunted City Grill burgers).  

I'd say avoid the Market Resteraunt, it's very much over hyped.

One really cool (and good) restaurant downtown is called Lime.  It's modern Mexican and American with some Pacific rim influences.  It's not easy to find, but it's very good.

Traditional Mexican, barbeque, and seafood are not really strong points of the Denver restaurant scene.

I say we hit either Little Ollies or Lime for some good grub, then hit the Falling Rock Taphouse for their amazing selection of on-tap beers, then Pints for a bit of a scotch nightcap.

[Tyson]

Well, since no one has replied, I'll say that we should all meet up at Little Ollies at 7pm Wednesday.  Parking is easy and finding it is easy too.  Here is the mapquest link to it:

Corner of 3rd and Josephine

[BradJudy]

Traditional Mexican... are not really strong points of the Denver restaurant scene.

I can't believe I just read this from someone who lives around here.  Perhaps there aren't a lot of places in downtown Denver, but there is a lot of good traditional Mexican food around.

[Wayne1]

Brad,

Remember Tyson grew up in Texas. He is forever ruined as to what Mexican food should taste like

I will be there tomorrow night. I think BradB might be able to join us.

I will try to get ahold of Jason to see if he can make it.

[mgalusha]

I have a previous commitment for tomorrow night although I might be able to rearrange it. I'll check in the morning and see what's possible. I'm always up for meeting another AC member.

[nature boy]

Sorry folks, tied up in lengthy meetings today and could not respond.  7PM at Little Ollie's it is for tomorrow evening.  I am in for tomorrow evening and look forward to meeting & greeting members of the DAM.  

Sounds like it will be a fun evening.

Regards,

Roger
aka nature boy

[brad b]

I talked to Wayne today, and look forward to a little dinner in Cherry Creek.  Will see you around 7:00!
Brad B