Rose Street Bed & Breakfast

Restaurants nearby

• Cozobi Fonda FinaBib Named after the Zapotec god of corn, it’s only fitting that Chef Johnny Curiel's second venture should be a celebration of maize in its many guises. Corn is flown in from Mexico and nixtamalized in house before being transformed into a variety of preparations, from tender tortillas to lightly fried quesadillas, matched with the likes with juicy cochinita pibil made from pork collar, or tender oyster mushroom, poblano rajas and queso fresco. A hickory-fired hearth adds another dimension to the cooking, whether in lively salsas or gently warmed scallops. A handsome bar provides an assortment of 49.6km
• Zoe Ma Ma This humble operation wears its charms on its sleeves: a mother-and-son collaboration between businessman Edwin Zoe and Chef Anna Zoe, who cooks up her take on traditional from-scratch recipes using high quality ingredients, resulting in soul-satisfying, homey dishes—the appeal is not hard to find. The pint-sized space is counter service only—you’ll seat yourself and bus your own table—but the exceedingly reasonable prices make this an easy value proposition. Staples like dan dan noodles and potstickers are top-notch, but look out for rotating daily specials like Sichuan braised beef soup nood49.7km
• Stella's Cucina The entrance flies a bit under the radar (hint: look for the "S" on the door), but once inside owner Stella Spanu's Italian gem, nothing is held back. The place is utterly stunning with a discernible 1930s sexy speakeasy ambience. The menu impresses with a focused selection of pan-regional Italian dishes. If comfort is what you need, start with ribollita, that traditional, thick Tuscan soup brimming with vegetables, beans and silky bread. Limone e uova di mare offers a dramatic presentation with a nest of spaghettone alla chitarra, while Milanese di vitello, with a properly thick chop of satin49.8km
• Boulder Dushanbe Tea House This hand-built gift from Dushanbe, Boulder's sister city in Tajikistan, offers a respite from quotidian life. Walk through the front garden and you'll be instantly transported to a zen-filled, magical space. If the bucolic setting doesn't lower your blood pressure, the stunning interior that transports you to a faraway culture will. As the name suggests, tea is the raison d'être here, and the selection is comprehensive. From apple strudel and samosas to feijoada and plov (a buttery rice dish studded with chickpeas, dried fruit and grilled beef), the menu reads like a world explorer's diary. N49.9km
• Black Mountain Lodge A-Basin Restaurant16.4km
• Sixth Alley Bar Bar16.4km
• Black Mountain Lodge Restaurant16.7km
• Ptarmigan Roost at Loveland Café18.9km
• New Moon Cafe Café23.6km
• Rotolo's Craft and Crust Pizza23.6km

Includes Michelin / Black Pearl / guide picks (reference quality, no prices); data from Overture, Michelin Guide and others.

Attractions nearby

• Front Range mountain range of the Southern Rocky Mountains of North America12.9km
• Grays Peak Fourteener and tenth highest mountain in the US state of Colorado (14,278')12.9km
• Mount Bierstadt mountain in United States of America13.7km
• Torreys Peak Fourteener and twelfth highest mountain in the US state of Colorado (14,275')12.6km
• Engelmann Peak mountain in United States of America10.0km
• Parry Peak mountain in United States of America15.0km
• Argentine Peak mountain in United States of America12.3km
• Bard Peak mountain in United States of America9.3km

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