OUBuff
American
This is really good advice, you get to play what is that smell all the way across the state.
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CVBuff
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We have broken away a few times for a quick trip to Boulder to attend games and camps. We've stayed in hotels along Route 36 and getting into Boulder was no big deal as long as you head in early. Recently we stayed in Westminster, which was about a 13 minute drive to 28th Street. We've stayed in Longmont, Louisville and Broomfield, as well as by the campus in Boulder. It was only little inconvenient to drive in for the game. Boulder is just a great place to visit and the games are a blast. Have fun.
Good call, but want crowded on a game day. Get up early and drive 30mins to Nederland and hit the Sundance Cafe. Deal sealed.
I gave up on that place. It's a ten minute walk from my house, and I really want to like. I go before the students start waking up, and I have yet to get my meal in less than 35 minutes from ordering it. It's weird. Span-ish, on the other hand, is ****ing amazing.