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Melbeta, NE · Food & Drink
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Cheyenne Pizza Joint Gets Stiffed With $300 Order, Donates 18 Pizzas To Hospital
A so-called "prank caller" left a Cheyenne pizza shop holding 18 hot pizzas and a roughly $300 bill Friday. So L'Osteria Mondello did the only thing that seemed right. The whole order was sent to the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center Emergency Room. What began as a costly prank Friday afternoon...
The Coloradoan
Fort Collins-area restaurant inspections: 4 require reinspection, 1 closed
The Larimer County and Weld County health departments have a three-tiered health inspection rating, with rankings of pass, reinspection required or closed. Establishments with violations of 0-49 points pass; those with 50-109 points require reinspection; and any with more than 110 points face closure. This report is for Aug. 19-25. Full reports for the restaurants included in this story can be viewed at the Larimer County Department of Health and Environment website and the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment website . LARIMER COUNTY PASS Panera Bread, 3700 S. College Ave., Fort Collins Jersey Mike’s Subs, 4709 S. Timberline Road, Fort Collins Insomnia Cookies, 646 S. College Ave., Fort Collins Carrabba’s, 1212 Oakridge Drive, Fort Collins Gaia Masala Burger & Bar, 649 S. College Ave., Fort Collins Los Antojitos Del Sureste No. 2-Mobile, 416 S. Summit View Drive, Fort Collins Miller Farm’s Chili Roaster No. 1, Farmer’s Market Mobile, Fort Collins Pope Farms-Chili Roaster, Harmony Road and Lemay Avenue, Fort Collins Matador Mexican Grill-Mobile, 1823 E. Harmony Road, Fort Collins Butters AM Eatery, 1103 W. Elizabeth St., Fort Collins Little Latitudes Cajun Street Food, 11 Old Town Square, Fort Collins Taco El Diablo 2-Mobile, 4619 S. Mason St.,
oilcity.news
Wyoming Ale Works, Wyoming Discount Liquor plan Cheyenne expansion
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Both Wyoming Discount Liquor and Casper’s own Wyoming Ale Works are planning to expand to Wyoming’s capital city in the next two years. The local restauranteur and owner of both establishments laid out his plan for the venture to the Cheyenne City Council on Monday night.
Wyoming News
Survey reveals iconic grilled dishes from each state
Louisianans are the most likely to consider themselves grill masters (31%), according to new research . A survey of 5,000 adults who grill, split by state, explored how these cooks get creative in front of the grate and found that one in six of all respondents consider themselves “grill masters” (18%). Respondents from Georgia and Illinois followed as the second and third states that house the highest number of “grill masters” in the country (28% each). Through rain, snow, or sunshine, people will brave the elements to fire up their grills. The most active grilling states are not necessarily the warmest ones. Annual averages of grilling days peak in Wyoming (17.3 times), North Dakota (16.7), New Hampshire (15.5), Vermont (15.3), Minnesota (14.8) and Michigan (14.8) — well above the 12.5 times national average. By contrast, Mississippi (9.8), New York (9.9), Texas (10.2), Pennsylvania (10.4) and Georgia (10.5) are at the low end. Conducted by Talker Research for Perdue , the survey found that grilling isn’t just good for your belly — it’s good for your psyche too: One in six respondents say grilling gives them confidence. Half of grillers learned their skills from a friend or family member (49%), but
marketplace.org
Despite a slow alcohol retail market, this Wyoming distillery is expanding
Alcohol consumption is on a downward trend, so it makes sense that alcohol sales would also be in decline. However, just because consumers are pulling back for now doesn't mean businesses have to do the same. Amber and Mallory Pollock, along with Amber’s family, own and operate Backwards Distilling Company,...
The Coloradoan
Fort Collins-area restaurant inspections: 3 require reinspection
The Larimer County and Weld County health departments have a three-tiered health inspection rating, with rankings of pass, reinspection required or closed. Establishments with violations of 0-49 points pass; those with 50-109 points require reinspection; and any with more than 110 points face closure. This report is for Aug. 12-18. Full reports for the restaurants included in this story can be viewed at the Larimer County Department of Health and Environment website and the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment website . LARIMER COUNTY PASS Shamrock Foods Co Foodservice Warehouse, 200 W. Foothills Pkwy., Fort Collins Jing Dumpling and Dim Sum, 2909 E. Harmony Road, Fort Collins Momma Perez Burritos-Mobile, 1112 Oakridge Drive, Fort Collins Buffalo Wild Wings, 150 E. Harmony Road, Fort Collins Loaf N Jug, 3531 S. Shields St., Fort Collins Walrus Ice Cream-Trailer, 125 W. Mountain Ave., Fort Collins Taco El Diablo 2-Mobile, 4619 S. Mason St., Fort Collins Kona Ice III-Mobile, 3512 S. Mason St., Fort Collins Larimer County Community Corrections, 2255 Midpoint Drive, Fort Collins Larimer County Jail, 2405 Midpoint Drive, Fort Collins Larimer County Alternative Sentencing, 2307 Midpoint Drive, Fort Collins Loaf N Jug, 4727 S. Timberline Road, Fort Collins The Caldwell,
wyomingnewsnow.tv
Rocky Mountain Snacks eyes growth in Pine Bluffs
Pine Bluffs, Wyo. - Rocky Mountain Snacks is working on a new game plan for eastern Laramie County - growth. President of Rocky Mountain Snacks, Tim Michaud, says the plan for the snack food operation is really all about family. "Family has a lot of history in the snack food...
gotodestinations.com
Why Commuters Head Straight to 1506 Capitol Ave for an Unbeatable Meal in Cheyenne, WY
Stepping across Capitol Avenue directly opposite the towering red-sandstone Union Pacific Depot, the hum of Downtown Cheyenne gives way to the timeless atmosphere of The Albany Restaurant. Housed within a landmark structure built in 1905 as the Capitol Hotel, this historic gathering space still features its original early 20th-century mahogany...
cowboystatedaily.com
Chugwater Chili At 40: How Five Families Came Together And Saved Chugwater
Four decades ago, Chugwater was just one more dot on the map about to be swallowed by the modern economics of ranches consolidating and farms disappearing from “the flats.”. It didn’t help when Interstate 25 came along in 1959 and whisked travelers past Main Street. By 1970, the population...