Restaurants

Colorado River Coffee Roasters Spreads Gospel of Better Coffee

Submitted by Natalie Cullen, Online Editor

Wednesday, September 18th, 2013, 5:33pm

Colorado River Coffee Roasters Spreads Gospel of Better Coffee

A Boulder City coffee roasting company is hoping to keep expanding and eventually sell directly to coffee consumers.

Because they pay attention to what’s said about their business on social media, the owners of the Coffee Cup Cafe in Boulder City were aware that reviewers didn’t think the coffee they served measured up to the quality of their food. When it was time for a change, they switched to Colorado River Coffee Roasters, just across town.

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Submitted by Natalie Cullen, Online Editor

Tuesday, December 18th, 2012, 3:22pm

Restaurant reviewer says The Dillinger brings elevated food to Boulder City.

I'm trying not to let my opinion of Boulder City intrude into my opinion of The Dillinger, but it's hard to completely separate the two.

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Submitted by Adam Candee, 8 News NOW

Friday, September 2nd, 2011, 9:23am

Critic: looks can be deceiving at this unpretentious spot.

A few friends had raved to me about the Boulder Pit Stop in Boulder City, but as I walked into the place, I had to wonder if they had lost their senses. I didn't expect it to be fancy, but it doesn't even have as much charm as the average diner.

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Valentines Day Dining at the Top of the World

Submitted by cway on Tuesday, March 23rd, 7:01 pm

Top of the World at the Stratosphere is 'elevating its cuisine' with a new chef and a new menu. The wine list here may be the most reasonably priced in town! The filet was fantastic. If you like seafood, you've got to try the Cod. Melt in your mouth delicious. Of course the view steals the show. The room rotates as you dine in the sky.

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Dishing with Chef Gale Gand plus a wine and jazz preview

Submitted by cway on Tuesday, March 23rd, 6:57 pm

Exec. Pastry Chef Gale Gand offers quick and simple ways to spruce up a meal. Her latest book, Brunch, features dozens of approachable and affordable ways to entertain. Plus, it's time to mark your calendar for the Spring wine & jazz fest at the Golden Nugget. It starts Friday, March 26th.

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Dishing @ 'Off The Strip'. A Local Favorite in Southern Highlands

Submitted by cway on Tuesday, March 23rd, 6:55 pm

The charming little restaurant in Southern Highlands features an Italian focused menu, without calling itself Italian. Try the grilled artichoke and meatball. You can't go wrong with the classic pasta dished either. Located on Southern Highlands Parkway

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Lots Of Flavor and Big Portions at the Fat Greek

Submitted by cway on Tuesday, March 23rd, 6:51 pm

The Fat Greek is located on Decatur near Flamingo. This family run business knows how to do traditional Greek food, but brings in some nice fresh twists too. You will not leave hungry! Two people can eat there for less than $50 dollars and you'll have a doggie bag too. Leave room for dessert. Good sweets here.

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