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Find out more about Stan: As a Denver native, Stan has dined all over town. When Stan considers a restaurant, he looks at all aspects: food, prices and service, paying close attention to cleanliness, ambiance and décor. He rates all restaurants anonymously, and reflects the point of view of the average, casual customer making multiple visits. Contact him at denverrestaurantexaminer@gmail.com. |
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Here is a good way to have your first barbecue of the season and explore something completely different. PAW, (Partnership for Animal Welfare), is...
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I lived through it all, but I never thought it would affect me much. I heard about communes, but I never really saw one, I lived a short distance...
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Wow! What an event! I have been vegetarian since 1990 and doing what I can to promote a sustainable world even longer than that, but I have never...
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For anyone interested in health, humanity, sustainability and charity, the upcoming Denver VegFest and Health Expo is the place to be April 11, 2009...
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With St. Patrick’s Day just around the corner and everyone thinking “green”, why not take it one step further and consider greening...
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In light of the recent problems with peanut butter contaminated with salmonella, it seemed timely to remind readers about the Retail Food Inspections...
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Everyone knows that carcinogens form when the grease drips onto hot coals from meats cooking on barbecue grills, but a recent study shows an even...
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Friends asked about my trip to New Orleans. One told me it was “sleazy” down there, but I soon discovered he had never visited. Another...
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There’s a new sheriff in town, or should I say moose? Beginning in the Vail Valley in 2003, Smiling Moose Deli has continued to expand its...
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- Information on Japanese Food
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