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Mustard's Last Stand is still around as is The Hungry Toad
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CU housing expansion plans will close the Dark Horse
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That was a loss for me. Used to be my post game drinks/dinner spot
Is that a blanket statement? Because I enjoy having public lands and green belts. I also see the need for public/ government buildings and schools/ universities/ fire/ police. I don't see how we have those things without government entities being in real estate. But I think we're in agreement if you were only responding to the idea of governments buying and leasing commercial real estate.
Here we goooo
That was the original one? I always assumed it was one of the franchises. They had one in Littleton and I tried to finish the 100 beers tour before my 21st birthday
From Westword. SIAP
www.westword.com
Developers Commit to Keeping the Dark Horse — in a Different Spot
Boulder residents were worried their favorite bar would be destroyed, but the developer's plan now includes a new home for the Dark Horse.
The obvious choice (to me, anyway) is the defunct Dennys across the street. It's roughly the same size, very close, and very much available.From Westword. SIAP
Developers Commit to Keeping the Dark Horse — in a Different Spot
Boulder residents were worried their favorite bar would be destroyed, but the developer's plan now includes a new home for the Dark Horse.
I'm old enough that I think of that restaurant as the Perkins with the smoking section where I was once served a plate of pancakes with a daddy long legs crawling on it.
BerkeleyBuff
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Nice. Wouldn’t hate that actually.
the site owners are correct i would think in their contention that the current dh building would never meet code. that has probably been true for decades and decades.
this relocation idea is fine, i suppose, but you seriously cannot relocate the years and years and years of accumulated karma created by generations of folks passing through there.
the "new" dark horse will have a hard time vibing like that. but it is better than no dark horse at all.
this relocation idea is fine, i suppose, but you seriously cannot relocate the years and years and years of accumulated karma created by generations of folks passing through there.
the "new" dark horse will have a hard time vibing like that. but it is better than no dark horse at all.
Boulder's Millennium Harvest House Set for Demolition After Losing Historic Integrity
The historic hotel will soon be replaced with new student housing.
Boulder's Millennium Harvest House Set for Demolition After Losing Historic Integrity
The historic hotel will soon be replaced with new student housing.
Grew up going there with my dad before games. Pretty soon Boulder is going look like any other generic front range town.
Stayed there for the husker game. I got a sweet deal.
I worked there as a bellman for a year during college. Great job. Sad to see that place go
One of my roommates senior year at CU worked in the kitchen and he used to bring home food for all of us (four housemates). Occasionally he'd bring home a 5 pound brick of muenster cheese that we'd devour in about three days.
That's probably why they went under...
That's probably why they went under...
About the bookstore...The Hill is better property - tear down The Sink and the bookstore
Only reason I'd do anything in Boulder is CU athletic contests these days. I went to the Hill a few months ago thinking the sports apparel stores were still there including the bookstore and it seems like they all closed down. I feel like I can get better CU gear outside of Boulder these days.
I miss the Boulder of the 1990's.
And you haven't mentioned a run in with bed bugs. Congrats!
Seriously, I've stayed at both the Broker Inn and the Harvest House in recent years and both are abhorrent disgusting piles of wretch.
Our stay was great the room was clean and updated and in great shape. We were in a wing that I think was largely empty probably because it was needing massive renovation but everything was great.
The owners were doing well but let it fall into disrepair. Sucks that they let it get that way.
A lot of businesses could be more significantly more successful but the owners don't want to make the investment. In a lot of cases the end game is much more about the real estate than the business itself.
A lot of the big box stores fit that description. I'm sure you could list a lot of car dealerships that have owners who are just waiting for the right offer.