Showing posts with label denver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label denver. Show all posts

Thursday, February 26, 2009

waffle house

For the past couple times we were in Denver, and were hungry late at night, we would go to Waffle House. It's open 24 hours a day, so we could go and have hot meals any time!

waffle house
It was a small but lovely diner, with a cool guy cooking and a happy lady serving. (late at night)


waffle house
Fairly extensive menu.


waffle house
Oooo what should I get?


waffle house
I think I got a ham & cheese omelet meal... with toast and hash brown, and little sausage patties.


Their has brown is different than that I was more used to... they were almost like short noodles! The sausage patties were firm and flavorful.

double waffle
John got their double waffle.


waffles
The waffles were thin(ner), pretty, and buttery.


Ahh I wish there's some waffles in front of me right now.

Monday, January 19, 2009

old chicago

We arrived in Denver just before 7pm last Thursday, and right after we checked into the hotel we rushed to the competition site so we could take a look at the new machines and grinders.

We then felt really hungry. We didn't know where to go, so we drove around for a while, and saw Old Chicago. And pizza sounded good.

old chicago
Menu.


old chicago
I liked their lamps.


signature trio at old chicago
We got their "signature trio" as an appetizer.


Signature Trio is "All three of Old Chicago’s best on one plate. Italian Nachos, Sicilian Pepperoni Rolls and Cheese Garlic Bread." (from Old Chicago web site)

Greasy, flavorful, and yummy, I'd say. The Italian Nachos sounded weird at first, but were actually quite good!

On their pizzas you can choose from deep dish, chicago style, and thin crust. We chose Chicago style.

meat me pizza
"Meat Me" pizza.


meat me pizza
The waitress lady served us our first slices.


Meat Me is "Garlic-spiced Italian sausage, Canadian bacon, Andouille sausage, pepperoni, roasted garlic, fresh basil and Mozzarella." (from Old Chicago website)

Greasy, flavorful, and yummy, I'd say.

Did I say we were hungry? We also got dessert.

applezini
Applezini!


Applezini is "Granny Smith apples and cinnamon baked in our made-from-scratch pizzini dough, dusted with cinnamon sugar. Served with two scoops of vanilla ice cream and drizzled with caramel sauce and icing." (from Old Chicago website)

Of course we weren't able to finish everything. We got a to-go box and had some of the pizza and Applezini later the next couple of days.

I liked how "cozy" it felt at Old Chicago. Fun food, too!