Denver: Restaurant Report Card
Feb 17th, 2014, 08:33 AM
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Denver: Restaurant Report Card
I thought this report was interesting. These are the health department’s top 10 fined restaurants.
A few of the restaurants on this list surprised me. Maybe next time I visit another city, I'll look for this information before picking out restaurants!
http://kdvr.com/2014/02/06/restauran...d-restaurants/
Any of your favorites on this list?
A few of the restaurants on this list surprised me. Maybe next time I visit another city, I'll look for this information before picking out restaurants!
http://kdvr.com/2014/02/06/restauran...d-restaurants/
Any of your favorites on this list?
Feb 17th, 2014, 09:20 AM
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Sorry, I don't want to get into stereotyping.
Actually Kevin Taylor's Palettes was fined $1000, and Kevin Taylor's Prima, $750.
So was the swanky Denver Country Club, $1000. And Elway's @ Ritz Carlton hotel, $750.
Actually Kevin Taylor's Palettes was fined $1000, and Kevin Taylor's Prima, $750.
So was the swanky Denver Country Club, $1000. And Elway's @ Ritz Carlton hotel, $750.
Feb 21st, 2014, 12:07 PM
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Well, truth is truth. I am NOT sterotyping, but the majority on that list are as I described here.
I do sort of think it is a ho hum and not surprising in ANY city. What would you like to discuss about it?
I do sort of think it is a ho hum and not surprising in ANY city. What would you like to discuss about it?
Feb 22nd, 2014, 07:33 AM
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Not going there, Gretchen. You're sending this thread sideways and no one wants that.
What would I like to discuss? Hmmm. This isn't a seminar.
Visitors to Denver could be interested as they choose restaurants.
What would I like to discuss? Hmmm. This isn't a seminar.
Visitors to Denver could be interested as they choose restaurants.
Feb 22nd, 2014, 01:22 PM
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I totally agree with your last statement and that is fine. You said "no one is interested". I'd be glad to discuss--sorry the higher end ones also had violations. I'm sure day to day in the business, there can be breakdowns at every level of dining.
I truly truly am not stereotyping anyone, but commenting that the same type of restaurant (they are small out of the way here usually) has violations does set a tone to me. It does not stop me one bit from eating those foods but I do try to choose the ones that exhibit their "number''.
I truly truly am not stereotyping anyone, but commenting that the same type of restaurant (they are small out of the way here usually) has violations does set a tone to me. It does not stop me one bit from eating those foods but I do try to choose the ones that exhibit their "number''.
Feb 22nd, 2014, 02:11 PM
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Tabernash2 -
You've burst my naïve bubble...I've never seen a roach in CO. I'm really bummed out to discover that my home state isn't as bug-free as I thought it was.
I found the report interesting, though thankfully, I'm unfamiliar with the offending establishments.
You've burst my naïve bubble...I've never seen a roach in CO. I'm really bummed out to discover that my home state isn't as bug-free as I thought it was.
I found the report interesting, though thankfully, I'm unfamiliar with the offending establishments.
