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February Special:
Olive Oil, Ricotta, Spinach, Fresh Basil, Chicken, Tomatoes, Mozzarella
12″ $20.70 / 16″ $27.45 + tax
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Sandwich Special:
Turkey, Bacon, PestoMayo, Provolone, Lettuce and Tomatoes on Focaccia
includes chips
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Dessert Special:
Chocolate Peanut Butter Brownie Cake
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The Boulder Restaurant show visits with Larry Fitzpatrick at the Original Pancake House of Boulder and we learn a little history of the Original Pancake house where Larry was first trained as a cook/baker. Jann Scott then gets a taste of the breakfast with one of their Dutch Babies, Apple Pancakes, Crepes, Coffee, Omelets and Juice all made right in the restaurant daily. The Original Pancake House
It’s going to be a wonderful fall weekend. CU is idle and McGuckin’s tent sale won’t be snowed out. When you stop in to McGuck’s for a new rake or snow shovel (you know it has to happen) come on over to Great Harvest for some of our in store sales. Come on out and play, it’s too nice to stay home.
Irish Soda Bread
We did it again, an Irish Classic for the McGuckin’s sale. Irish Soda Bread is one of my favorites. ISB toasted, with marmalade and black coffee in the morning is a yummy treat. Hot out of the oven at 10:00 Thursday morning and for the remainder of the weekend.
The “Best Bread in Town” makes the best sandwiches too.
After you clean out the garage with that new broom you are going to be out of fuel. Tank up with a hardy, fresh and filling Great Harvest sandwich…on the best bread in town. Try our newest sandwich, Chico Chicken Salad. Made with honey sweetened, cayenne peppered pecans, fresh chicken breasts and dried cranberries.
“Whole Grain Breads will make you a better person”
How can I back that up? Well, if stronger bones, more protein, higher fiber and whiter teeth doesn’t make you a better person what will?
I’ll prove it to you with this great printable coupon. Just click here! Claims made here are not FDA approved.
Here’s the short of it. If you are coming to the Village Shopping Center for the Tent Sale this weekend, please stop in for a free slice of bread with butter after you have found your hardware items.
Sincerely,
Scott & Sally
Great Harvest Bread Co.
Great Harvest Bread Co. | 2525 Arapahoe #A-4 | Boulder | CO | 80302
Part 2: Haystac k Mountain Goat Farm Jena and the girls go to Haystack Mountain Goat Farm in Longmont and learn how the dairy makes their wide variety of goat cheeses.
Boulder Restaurant Channel
The Boulder Restaurant Channel and Search Engine lists every restaurant in Boulder from A to Z and by category. It puts up their website, phone number, address, food categories, a map and review section from Google. Plus we list weather and Boulder movies all in one site. It is updated daily and we are locally produced by people not computers. BoulderRestaurants1.com. Some listings have a TV icon. We shot TV segments you can visit the restaurant before you go. The videos actually play on the Boulder Restaurant Channel Homepage 24/7 streaming. You can scroll down the More videos and click on any restaurant you want to see. Each video is 3 minutes . Our polling and focus groups show people in Boulder go out to dinner and then a movie so if you click on Dinner and a Movie, it will take you to this weeks movie listing. Our weather link on each page takes you NOAA Boulder weather. We also provide a restaurant coupon section for free dinners and two for one special. You’ll notice on the left cooking video blogs by Boulder chefs. These are 3 minute TV shows about favorite recipes. At the top of each page there are sponsored links. We pretty much get to know all of our sponsored restaurants and since Boulder is a small city. We consider them friends. The Boulder Restaurant Channel and Search Engine expanded from The Boulder Restaurant Show which appeared on Channel 54 and more recently on channel 5 with host Jann Scott. The new channel search engine is an online media format. We are part of Channel 1 Networks here in Boulder and have been in the restaurant scene since 1975 when we wrote the Book of Boulder Bar and Restaurant Hopping, Jann wrote that “classic ” We started this site in 2005 and decided to make it the most user friendly restaurant site in Boulder. After all we are local. We have polled you to find out what is important to you. We are a 7 day a week 24 hours a day company. Please tell your friends and send this link to everyone in Boulder. For comments, feedback advertising, web work, video and show production please write: contact@boulderchannel1.com
Special thanks to Hotel Boulderado and Downtown Boulder for compiling this list:
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| Restaurant |
12/24? |
Hours |
12/25? |
Hours |
Phone |
Location |
| Aji |
YES |
9:30am-10pm |
no |
~ |
303-442-3464 |
1601 Pearl St |
| Bacaro |
YES |
4pm-10pm |
no |
~ |
303-444-4888 |
921 Pearl St |
| BJ’s |
YES |
1am-8pm |
no |
~ |
303-402-9294 |
1125 Pearl St |
| Boulder Cafe |
YES |
9:30am-2:30pm |
no |
~ |
303-444-4884 |
1247 Pearl St |
| Chipotle (Pearl) |
YES |
11am-4pm |
no |
~ |
303-544-9383 |
919 Pearl St |
| Corner Bar |
YES |
11:30am-11:45pm |
YES |
11:30am-11:45pm |
303-442-4344 |
2115 13th St |
| CrepesA la Cart |
YES |
10am-~11pm |
YES |
11am-6pm |
303-444-4191 |
2018 Broadway |
| Falafel King |
YES |
11am-5pm |
no |
~ |
303-49-9321 |
1314 Pearl St |
| Fooish Craig’s |
YES |
9am-4pm |
no |
~ |
303-247-9383 |
1611 Pearl St |
| Gondolier |
YES |
11:30am-3pm |
no |
~ |
303-443-5015 |
1600 Pearl St |
| Hapa |
YES |
11:30am-8pm |
no |
~ |
303-473-4730 |
1117 Pearl St |
| Illegal Pete’s |
YES |
9am-4pm |
no |
~ |
303-440-3955 |
1447 Pearl St |
| Japango |
YES |
Noon-10pm |
no |
~ |
303-938-0330 |
1136 Pearl St |
| Kasa |
YES |
11-2:30/5-10pm |
no |
~ |
303-938-8888 |
1468 Pearl St |
| L’Atelier |
YES |
5:30pm-10pm |
YES |
5:30pm-9pm |
303-442-7233 |
1739 Pearl St |
| Lazy Dog |
YES |
10am-6pm |
no |
~ |
303-440-3355 |
1346 Pearl St |
| Leaf |
YES |
11am-10pm |
no |
~ |
303-442-1485 |
2010 16th St |
| Lindsay’s |
YES |
9am-6pm |
no |
~ |
303-443-9032 |
1148 Pearl St |
| Lolita’s |
YES |
will close ~4pm |
YES |
open ~6am |
303-443-8329 |
800 Pearl St |
| Moongate Bistro |
YES |
11am-10pm |
YES |
11am-10pm |
720-406-8888 |
1628 Pearl St |
| Mustard’s Last Stand |
YES |
11am-4pm |
no |
~ |
303-444-5841 |
1719 Braodway |
| Nick ‘n’ Willies |
YES |
11am-6:30pm |
no |
~ |
303-444-9898 |
801 Pearl St |
| Oak |
YES |
5:30-10:30pm |
no |
~ |
303-444-3622 |
1400 Pearl St |
| Old Chicago |
YES |
11am-6pm |
no |
~ |
303-443-5031 |
1102 Pearl St |
| Ozo Coffee |
YES |
6:15am-1pm |
no |
~ |
303-645-4885 |
1015 Pearl St |
| Pasta Jay’s |
YES |
11am-11pm |
YES |
11am-11pm |
303-444-5800 |
1001 Pearl St |
| Pearl St Pub |
YES |
Noon-2am |
YES |
9pm-2am |
303-939-9900 |
1108 Pearl St |
| Pizza Calore |
YES |
11am-6pm |
no |
~ |
303-442-5790 |
1336 Pearl St |
| Q’s |
YES |
6:30am-2pm/5pm-10pm |
YES |
6:30am-2pm/5pm-10pm |
303-442-4344 |
2115 13th St |
| Riff’s |
YES |
Noon-11pm |
no |
~ |
303-440-6699 |
1115 Pearl St |
| RM Chocolate |
YES |
9pm-5pm |
no |
~ |
303-444-8455 |
1300 Pearl St |
| Rueben’s |
YES |
11:30am-2:30pm |
no |
~ |
303-443-5000 |
1800 Braodway |
| Salt |
YES |
5pm-10pm |
no |
~ |
303-444-7258 |
1047 Pearl St |
| Saxy |
YES |
8am-5pm |
no |
~ |
303-786-8585 |
2018 10th St |
| Starbucks |
YES |
6:30am-5pm |
no |
~ |
303-245-9368 |
1433 Pearl St |
| Ted’s Montana Grill |
YES |
11am-6pm |
no |
~ |
303-449-5546 |
1701 Pearl St |
| Tee & Cakes |
YES |
9am-1pm |
no |
~ |
720-406-7548 |
1932 14th St |
| The Cup Cafe |
YES |
7am-6pm |
no |
~ |
303-449-5173 |
1521 Pearl St |
| The Rib House |
YES |
11am-10pm |
no |
~ |
303-442-7427 |
1801 13th St |
| Trattoria |
YES |
11:30am-9pm |
YES |
4pm-9pm |
303-544-0008 |
1430 Pearl St |
| Unseen Bean |
YES |
6:30am-3pm |
no |
~ |
303-449-3456 |
2052 Braodway |
| Walnut Brewery |
YES |
11am-5pm |
*YES/no |
*Miracle on Walnut St |
303-447-1345 |
1123 Walnut St |
| Woody Creek |
YES |
7am-3pm |
no |
~ |
303-442-3965 |
1207 Pearl St |
| Yellow Deli |
no |
~ |
YES |
Noon—>24hr |
303-996-4700 |
908 Pearl St |
In addition Most Chinese restaurants are open all over the city. The Greenbriar and Red Lion are also open. Do a search here. Everyone phone number is listed
The Ovens are on 24 Hours a Day and they make Enough Pumpkin Pies For the Entire County
Boulder, Colorado, November 12, 2010: “On Tuesday and Wednesday before Thanksgiving our ovens are on 24 hours a day,” said Scott Creevy, owner of Great Harvest Bread Company in Boulder. Their homemade pies and specialty breads create a clamor at Thanksgiving.
“Today, we pealed 20 bushels of apples,” Creevy said. Their most popular pies are apple, pumpkin and pecan. They will be making hundreds of pumpkin pies beginning 5:00pm Tuesday, November 23. The reason for the popularity is that their baked goods are made from scratch. Real homemade baking!
For over 27 years, Creevy and his wife Sally have run the family owned business where their 9” deep dish pies are made from their own recipes. “We mill our own flower, too,” he said.
Honey whole wheat is their best selling bread. “But, at the holidays, everyone wants our cranberry orange and pecan swirl specialty breads,” Creevy said. “Oregon herb is the one they want for stuffing”
They take orders for their pies and specialty breads but not for dinner rolls. “We bake enough dinner rolls for the entire county,” he said.
Great Harvest Bread is a destination stop, especially at Thanksgiving. “For 27 years it’s a tradition for people to come here for dinner rolls for their Thanksgiving feasts,” Creevy said. Customers stop by for a free slice of bread, too.
The store is so busy they “staff-up” and hire many more personnel during the holidays. Crowds of customers fill this local bakery on Tuesday and Wednesday, November 23 and 24, before Thanksgiving.
“We look forward to Thanksgiving each year but it’s a relief when it’s over,” Scott Creevy said.
Great Harvest Bread Company is located at 2525 Arapahoe Avenue in Boulder, on the corner of Folsom and Arapahoe. Scott and Sally Creevy have owned and operated the business since May 1983. They use their own personal recipes for pies. Along with pies and specialty breads, they offer cookies, muffins and sandwiches along with coffee drinks. www.ghboulder.com 303-442-3062 email: screevy@indra.com
A Benefit for Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence
Monday, October 25, 2010
Where:
Black Cat Bistro
1964 13th Street
Boulder, CO 80302
When:
Monday October 25, 2010 from 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM MDT
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What Is the Transcendence Project? SPAN supports women and children who are transforming their lives after experiencing the trauma of violence with emergency shelter, counseling, legal advocacy and more.
The Transcendence Project is intended to transform how these women are perceived: not as victims, bruised and battered, but as the empowered, courageous survivors they are!
The Transcendence Project is a collaboration between SPAN, our clients, and a talented Boulder-based photographer, Kirsten Boyer. Kirsten is spending a year documenting the lives of SPAN clients as they move from violence to safety, from chaos to stability. The result is a powerful multi-media presentation that is eloquent testimony to the resiliency, strength.
What is the Transcendence Project Dinner at Black Cat Bistro? On October 25 a collection of the top chefs in Boulder County will come together at Black Cat Farm Table Bistro, to celebrate the Transcendence Project. Each of these talented chefs will prepare a course, paired with a special wine, resulting in a fabulous tasting dinner that will be a one-of-a-kind event.
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Be a SPAN Community Partner and sponsor for this event. Promote your business or organization and work to end violence. Contact Alexandra Lynch at
develop@safehousealliance.org or telephone
303 449-8623 for more information.
If you were poor hungry and homeless ( no one with a twitter or face book account is) and walked into every Boulder restaurant repeatedly and asked for a free meal, how many Boulder Restaurants do you think would feed you?? How many Boulder restaurants have as their mission statement ” We will never turn anyone down for a meal regardless of their ability to pay. ?? We will turn no one away no matter how many times they come here looking for a meal. ? Even if they are dirty, mentally ill or been drinking he will feed them? How may Restaurants in Boulder have that policy?? All the hip conscious, we want to change the world restaurants like the Kitchen or Mod market, you’d think there would be a bunch right?
We aren’t talking about the restaurants who turn their nightly food over to Food Share or do benefits for the Home less shelter. We are talking about; If you are hungry and broke and walked in at 2:30 in the afternoon, how many Boulder restaurants would fix you a plate, give you a rootbeer and say “here you go, everybody has to eat”? Think Dave Query would do that? How about Whole Foods?
How about no they wouldn’t. They’d call the police or security and tell you to get the hell out. There is not one restaurant in Boulder that will feed you for free day in and day out when you are down and out.
Well there is One, actually. They not only will feed you, they will help you with other social services needs, too. That place is Daddy Bruce’s Bar B Que. It is run by an 82 year black man, the only black owned Restaurant in Boulder. This week alone Bruce gave out over 70 meals. On top of that he took four sick men and women to the hospital ER. He took another poor soul to the Eyeglass store and bought her a frame for her broken glasses. He took another man to Verizon store to buy a Charger for his phone and then after hours he drove a homeless family to Fort Collins.
Why does he do it.? A good old fashioned answer to that question. The bible tells me to. It is what Jesus taught. It is what we are all called to do. So Boulder Foodies, if you want to support a the only Boulder Restaurant with soul, go over to Daddy Bruces and order up $100 dollars worth of Bar B Q this week and pay homage to the holy man who feeds the poor.
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The Village Coffee Shop’s motto is “890 square feet of reality surrounded by Boulder”.
This is the first place I ate when I moved to Boulder in 1974. It is exactly the same today as it was then, except the food is better.
The charm of Village Coffee Shop is that it is a mix of a lot of good Boulderites, CU students, sports people, lawyers, biz owners, workers, …regular Boulder people.
 It is not filled with the” latest wave crazed ” be seen here today gone tomorrow, types. Also, you wouldn’t dare come here , open your computer, sit for three hours and order coffee….nope…no wifi…
You’d probably order Ham and eggs and then go to work…like to your job…or to football practice at Dal Ward.
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