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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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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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Have you seen the charcoal commercial where the guy dressed in Minnesota-style winter gear comes wandering aimlessly, dazed and confused into a...
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With the 2009 Cajun Hot Sauce Festival just around the corner, (April 17,18, 19 – SugArena, New Iberia, LA), it seemed like a good time to talk...
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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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Back before I became vegetarian, I used to love barbecue, or at least what I thought was barbecue. Later, I learned about the history and regional...
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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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It is a beautiful thing to see so many people exploring vegetarianism and considering new ways of thinking about food. It is even more beautiful to...
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What kind of examiner would I be if I did not take the opportunity to travel to other cities and other parts of the country to dine? Sure, my...
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While dining with a friend and her new boyfriend from “across the pond”, the conversation naturally turned to food. On this, his first...
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It sounds good, but is it?.In response to a recent article on edible fungi and tubers, a reader noted that mushrooms and truffles are not...
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- History of Fast Food
- History of Mexican Food
- Denver Restaurant Health Inspections- Tri County Region
- Jefferson County Restaurant Inspections
- Information on Japanese Food
- The Department of Labor
- Restaurant Opportunities Center of New York
- The National Restaurant Association
- Where to eat in Denver
- The Colorado Restaurant Association
- The Center for Science in the Public Interest
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- Cooking Vegetarian
- Nationwide Health Inspection Reports
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- Colorado Vegetarians
- Beau Jo's Idaho Springs
- Honorable Mention - Estes Park Brewery
- Individual Pizza - DiCicco's Arvada
- Gourmet Pizza - D Note
- Brooklyn Style - La Piazza - 10160 W. 50th Avenue
- Brooklyn Style - Angelo's Pueblo
- Namiko's Arvada 7310 W. 52nd Avenue
- Yak and Yeti
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