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Fort Collins' Los Tarascos

Los Tarascos offers authentic Mexican cuisine

Something that I think is hard to find in Fort Collins is good, authentic Mexican food. Fort Collins has a small Hispanic and Latin community and you can tell from the food scene. Los Tarascos is one of the few genuine Mexican restaurants in Fort Collins. The first thing your server will do at Los […]

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The Fort Collins Foodie Walk

June Foodie Walk in Old Town, Fort Collins -Fun, Free, and of course Food.

The Fort Collins Foodie Walk is a public event taking place on the third Friday of each month. The Foodie Walk features 12 culinary shops with interactive showcases, seasonal flavors, and tasting samples. The Downtown Fort Collins website describes a foodie as someone who loves food for consumption, study, preparation, and recreation, “Foodies wish to […]

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Taste of Fort Collins

Taste of Fort Collins is Summer Fun and Food Bliss All in One

Summer is upon Fort Collins, and the Taste of Fort Collins is an essential local Summer go-to. The Taste of Fort Collins is a three-day festival, held annually, that offers attendees food from local and national restaurants. Taste of Fort Collins benefits the Eyeopeners Kiwanis Club of Fort Collins Foundation in its charitable activities in […]

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Slyce Pizza Co

Slyce offers a break from the 9 to 5

In the hustle and bustle of the work week sometimes it is hard to make time to pack all my lunches. Luckily, I work close to Old Town where great food options are within arm’s reach. On the corner of Mountain Ave. and South Mason St. sits Slyce Pizza Co. Slyce offers pizza by the […]

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STUFT

STUFT Burger Bar–Bring Your Own Burger Experience

STUFT Burger Bar had humble beginnings in Old Town Fort Collins, as it grew in popularity it expanded as a local Northern Colorado franchise to Windsor and Greely. STUFT the perfect place to go when craving an all-American burger with a side of fries and a shake, the ‘50s dinner’s dream experience. STUFT’s menu is […]

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Famous Toastery Underwhelms Taste Buds

When writing one of my weekly food articles I try to create positive reviews that lightly highlight areas of improvement. My visit to Famous Toastery this past weekend was highly underwhelming and altogether basic, which made me greatly ponder the angle I wanted to take for this article. We chose Famous Toastery after seeing it […]

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Fort Collins Museum of Discovery – December 15th, 2018

“Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! Learn all about animals from around the world, right here at FCMoD! With fun, interactive stations throughout the exhibit gallery, you can explore the animal kingdom firsthand.” – Information from colorado.com Date and Time: Saturday, December 15th Location: 408 Mason Court, Fort Collins, CO 80524

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Fort Collins Foodie Walk – July 20th – December 21st, 2018

“The Fort Collins Foodie Walk features 12 of Old Town’s finest culinary shops, as they stay open late on the 3rd Friday of each month for interactive showcases, seasonal flavors, and exciting taste experiences! Who is a foodie?  Foodies are people who simply love food for consumption, study, preparation, and recreation. Foodies wish to learn everything about […]

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Tom+Chee makes eating fun

After a grueling leg day at the gym, nothing is better than earning the excuse for a cheat meal. A cheat meal calls for a restaurant that offers greasy comfort food. Tom+Chee (pronounced Tom and Chee) plays to the pleasure of indulging in a cheat meal with a motto to, “Eat What’s Fun.” While I […]

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Rare Italian Restaurant Offers Rare Experience

Rare Italian Restaurant sits in a prime Old Town location, on the corner of Mountain and College Avenue.  The restaurant resides in the building that once held Poudre Valley National Bank. The clean modern design of the building combined with the remnants of the past draw in hungry patrons as they pass by while strolling […]

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