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Colterra offers guilt-free, fine-dining
BY EMMA CASTLEBERRY If you’re looking for great food without the intimidating atmosphere, Colterra is the place to dine, says Executive Chef Michael Drazsnzak. “It’s very approachable food,” Drazsnzak says. “It’s very simple in
Read More »Mike O’Shays celebrates 30 years
BY JADE CODY Thirty years ago in Longmont at Mike O’Shays Restaurant and Ale House, you could order Corned Beef and Cabbage for $3.50. A prime rib dinner cost less than $15, and Shepherd’s
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