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Best post-climbing food at popular climbing areas?
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Red Rocks - The NY Pizza and Pasta in Summerlin in the Albertson's plaza is pretty legit - cheap, carb full, and the owner was super fussy over the fact we were tired climbers who needed to get out energy back and kept us well fed! Helps it's pretty much the first place you hit on your way out for when you're just goddam starving. |
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Tucson: beef Tamales at Villas Grocery store; Penca, Anello, Seis New Paltz: Mountain Brauhaus, Huckleberry something, Nasty Nachos (double beans no meat) at Baccus Golden: Xicamiti is great during the 20 minutes per week it is open. Moab: found nothing notable. Laramie: Alibi Pizza and Bakery Las Cruces: Adiamo Dog and the place across the street El Paso: found nothing notable Boulder: found nothing notable Ft Collins: found nothing notable Chattanooga: found nothing notable Joshua Tree: Papi and Harriet’s very nice BBQ |
Live Perched wrote: Moab - 98 Center, good pho, and great cocktails. |
Tomily ma wrote: Taco Taco Bell = 27 menu items all made with the same low quality 8 ingredients. |
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Exxon gas Lee Vining |
oldfattradguuy kk wrote: Even better when it wasn't actually on the menu!
Of course! If we're going to reminisce.... The Northlight in what is now Rock & Snow. On of the first times in my life when my bar tab exceeded my dinner tab. |
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City of Rocks, Tracy's in Almo for home made ice cream. Home. Made. Ice cream. Best, Helen |
oldfattradguuy kk wrote: I live in a resort town in Idaho that has more pizza places per capita than any place in NY and the all suck, the land that pizza forgot! I‘d go to the pawn shop and buy my soul back just to sell it agiain for some of the 1970’s or early 80’s pizza/Italian places in New Paltz! I did not know the gunks burger was ever on the menu. |
P Degner wrote: Moab-Milt's for burgers, fries and shakes, Snake Oil for coffee Red Rocks-Dom DiMarco's for pizza, beer, and other Italian delights, David Wong's Pan Asian on Durango and Cassondra's for the best dam salad on the planet (won't find it on the interweb or any other place), Pop's for steak sandwiches. |
P Degner wrote: Literally all of Vegas at your disposal and it's "meh"? Horrible take Also some of you people clearly have only ate at Miguel's in the last 7 or 8 years. Miguel's used to be absolutely top tier...sounds like they have gotten rid of the grease and gone commercial in recent years. |
Alan Rubin wrote: Los Jalapeños is pretty good- |
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Tucson - juanitos! |
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In Grand Junction after a long day in the mountains or climbing I like to hit up the drive-thru Mexican restaurant Los Jilbertos for a HUGE carnitas platter. Enough food for lunch the next day too I'm also partial to the gas station pizza in Silt, CO on the way back from Main Elk |
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This far into the thread and we haven't had a mention of the fish tacos at 'The Mobile' after a day in Tuolumne or the Hulk? (You haven't lived until you've made it to The Mobile 5 minutes before closing after a car-to-car day at the Hulk!) |
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The New - Secret Sandwich Society. Looks like they'll finally be opening back up this year after being closed for 2 years due to a fire |
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Chattanooga - Southside Pizza is quite good, I like the Firestorm: pepperoni with hot pepper and Mike’s hot honey |
Steven S wrote: Thank fuckin god. That place was a true gem |
Dave Cramer wrote: FTFY |
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J Tree- Taco Shop Vegas- Hex, Herb & rye, chin chin, wahoos...too many to list. Zion- oscars |
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Joshua Tree just got a new pizza restaurant, Sky High Pie, which is excellent! |
