Boulder County Restaurant Deals
5 active deals for Full-Service Restaurant
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Royal Clay Oven
$20 to Spend on Food and Drink
Boulder County
The folks from Boulder Weekly enjoy the samosas and saag, but you're spoiled for choice at Royal Clay Oven:
• $10 for $20 to spend on food and drink
• Open daily for lunch and dinner
• This Arapahoe Avenue establishmentSavor Spicy Specialties of the Subcontinent
Vegetarians and dedicated meat lovers will find something to their liking from these purveyors of tasty Indian food. Start with samosas or pakoras, then move on to lamb masala, vegetable biryani, chicken vindaloo, and other favorites. There's also a selection of Himalayan delicacies, and you can wash everything down with an Indian beer, glass of wine, or traditional teas, juices, and smoothies. When the weather's nice, you'll love the pleasant outdoor patio, which has expansive mountain views.Royal Clay Oven's Website
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Morning Glory Farm Fresh Cafe
$30 to Spend on Food and Drink
Boulder County
Put a smile on your face at Morning Glory Farm Fresh Cafe in Lafayette:
• $15 for $30 to spend on food and drink at dinner
• Open seven days a week
• Located just south of Arapahoe Road near 95th StreetWhy You'll Love It
Start with healthy options like lentil walnut pâté, balsamic roasted Brussels sprouts, or mussels Provençales with white wine and tomatoes. From there, feast on citrus-glazed scallops, rosemary-crusted leg of lamb, or slow-roasted pork loin. There are also several vegetarian and seafood options. Everything's especially pleasant when the weather's nice -- order a glass of wine, grab a seat on the back patio, and enjoy your meal. -
Salsa's Mexican Restaurant
$20 to Spend on Food and Drink
Denver North
At Salsa's Mexican Restaurant in Wheat Ridge, everyone is welcomed like family. If that's not enough for you, the homestyle Mexican cooking will be:
• $10 for $20 to spend on food and drink
• Open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner
• Located at the corner of Wadsworth Avenue and 44th BoulevardWhy You'll Love It
Owned and operated by a family from Michoacán and Colima, Mexico, this authentic eatery serves home-style Mexican favorites that'll satisfy everyone's appetite. Enjoy burritos smothered with home-cooked green chili or spicy seafood selections like the deviled shrimp, and sweeten your meal with flan or cheesecake. The extensive menu has all of your favorites, from chimichangas to fajitas to enchiladas, and you can unwind with the tasty margaritas and Mexican beers.Salsa's Mexican Restaurant on Facebook
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The Bent Noodle
$30 to Spend on Food and Drink
Denver South
Check out some of the finest Italian food in the area with this deal from The Bent Noodle -- we're confident you'll leave this family-owned spot with a smile on your face:
• $15 for $30 to spend on food and drink
• Valid at lunch or dinner -- check out the menu and see what looks good
• Located on South Parker Road in AuroraWhy You'll Love It
Order a beer or glass of wine and wait dishes like cheesy garlic bread and shrimp fritti -- lightly fried rock shrimp dusted in garlic and spices. There's also Mediterranean Salmone, a fire-grilled salmon filet topped with a savory medley of roma tomatoes, capers, shallots, and feta cheese, or Gretchen's P'asta di Popolo, grilled chicken breast sautéed with roasted garlic and red peppers in a creamy vodka tomato sauce and tossed with penne pasta. -
Wonderful Dragon
$20 to Spend on Food and Drink
Northern Colorado
This popular spot in Loveland, a Reporter-Herald Readers' Choice favorite, blends East and West cuisine to dazzle your taste buds:
• $10 for $20 to spend on food and drink
• Open Tuesday through Sunday for lunch and dinner; check out the menu
• Folks rave about their dining experiences hereSome Palate Teasers
Well-known classics, including teriyaki chicken and wonton soup, are yin to the yang of prepared-to-order sushi specials featuring salmon, octopus, and tuna. Family dinner specials are available; they include soup, an appetizer, a choice of rice, an entrée, and dessert. -
deal overNaraya Thai & Sushi
Naraya Thai & Sushi
Boulder County
The atmosphere inside this Folsom Street eatery owned by two Thai women is consistently inviting, whether you choose comfy Thai cushions, the long sushi bar, or minimalist tables for enjoying your authentic eats. Have an icy Singha or sake before tasting MSG-free plates of peanut-crushed pad Thai and coconut-rich red curry. Or let Japanese influences steer you to the Hurricane roll with soft-shell crab and the Naraya roll with salmon, avocado, cream cheese, and shrimp.
