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Do they have sandwiches? A coworker got me a sandwich once it had sweet beef or pork, a few types of raw vegetables and the bread was really soft. Is this a Vietnamese type sandwich? There is a place that just opened up in COS I may have to try.
Anyone ever try the Pho at Woodies Wings and Things?
another shameless self plug. my family owns pho 88 off 104 and federal. we were just named the spot to get pho in the Thornton area by the Denver post
The one on Lowell? If so we travel from SE Aurora to eat there on a regular basis, Pho is ok... but they have authentic Thai food (wife is Thai).Originally Posted by nynco
You hosting a AR-15.co GTG?
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He'll make fun of you if you open carry in his restaurant.
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Yeah, Host the COar15 meeting. About 1/2 off sounds good.
I will be there!
Maybe you can answer the question--why do pho restaurant names have numbers in them?
Yeah thats the one. I know its Thai/Cambodian, but the menu does include Vietnamese too. Which pretty much everything that place does is good. Their soups are great, though I have not had the Pho there. The Thom Kah Gai was the best I've had in Denver.
no particular reason. we have tons of random stories we give people. favorite numbers, luck reasons, road intersections, old family traditions, and whatever the he'll else we make up on the spot. we chose 88 because it's my mom's favorite number. it also is the last 2 digits of our phone number coincidentally
http://pholeerestaurant.com/
Pho Lee in Greenwood Village--it's amazingly good. Friendly folks, and of all oddball things--country music playing. Just south of Arapahoe Road off Clinton next to Anthony's Pizza. In the same strip mall where Stanley Pappas Cigars is located.
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