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Fresh, homemade, authentic Middle Eastern food. Family run restaurant. In a cozy house setting.
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Arabesque
1634 Walnut StFresh, homemade, authentic Middle Eastern food. Family run restaurant. In a cozy house setting.
A small creole cafe in a converted home. Absolutely wonderful for Brunch any day of the week. Beignets, chicory coffee, and cajun spices, Oh My! Right across the street from the gorgeous Boulder Shambala Meditation Center. If you're going on the weekend, get there early. Lines form fast.
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Lucile's
2124 14th StA small creole cafe in a converted home. Absolutely wonderful for Brunch any day of the week. Beignets, chicory coffee, and cajun spices, Oh My! Right across the street from the gorgeous Boulder Shambala Meditation Center. If you're going on the weekend, get there early. Lines form fast.
Quick, convenient and absolutely delicious. Farm fresh ingredients and a menu that changes with the seasons, at an affordable price in a casual setting.
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Modern Market Eatery
1600 28th StQuick, convenient and absolutely delicious. Farm fresh ingredients and a menu that changes with the seasons, at an affordable price in a casual setting.
Sinfully robust bagel sandwiches, and awesome breakfast burritos. Try the Jalapeno cream cheese! Multiple locations.
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Moe's Broadway Bagel
2650 BroadwaySinfully robust bagel sandwiches, and awesome breakfast burritos. Try the Jalapeno cream cheese! Multiple locations.
The food is local, but the building is anything but. It's an ornate landmark in Boulder; shipped piece by piece from Tajikistan & rebuilt creekside, with teas & light bites. Call a day ahead to reserve your spot for high tea! Or drop by any day for a fantastic breakfast, a decadent lunch, or a nice dinner. I recommend trying a blooming tea (just for the presentation) and asking for a traditional Tajikistan table. Warning: their homemade chai is addictive.
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The Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse
1770 13th StThe food is local, but the building is anything but. It's an ornate landmark in Boulder; shipped piece by piece from Tajikistan & rebuilt creekside, with teas & light bites. Call a day ahead to reserve your spot for high tea! Or drop by any day for a fantastic breakfast, a decadent lunch, or a nice dinner. I recommend trying a blooming tea (just for the presentation) and asking for a traditional Tajikistan table. Warning: their homemade chai is addictive.