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By Emily Kemme

There is something so completely wrapped-up-in-a-quilt, warm and bunny slippers-fuzzy about the internet travel site, TripAdvisor®. If you haven’t

discovered “the most popular travel site on the internet,” (according to its Co-founder and CEO, Steve Kaufer) and are planning a trip, armchair or otherwise, I can give a five star rating for a virtual visit.

Virtual reality is what Trip Advisor is all about. On that site, 30 million fellow travelers weigh in on restaurants, hotels, and tourist traps-and-at-tractions, what to see, where to eat, and where to hang your hat once you’ve had enough for the day. The cool thing about the site is the advice is from real live people, the ones who think exactly like you and me. A whole lot of them. It used to be, when away from home, the only recourse to discovering dining options in unfamiliar territory would be to talk to other people — and yes, they are strangers —, and ask questions. With TripAdvisor, this inconvenience isn’t necessary. Before TripAdvisor, if you were staying at a hotel, the recommended method of garnering information was to rely on that most stuffy of de-ities, The Concierge, a supreme being descended from Mount Olympus. It’s interesting, that the Latin root of this heady title is conservus, mean-ing “fellow slave,” according to Merriam-Webster Unabridged. I don’t know about you, but I tend to approach a hotel concierge on tiptoe, without breathing, lest I alarm the delicate and sophis-ticated soul behind the desk with the bronzed nameplate. This is a serious subject; if perchance I appear less than suitable when I make my request for a restaurant recommendation for the evening, I may end up in diner’s No Man’s Land. That’s where concierges send the unwashed, the unmen-tionables, the unfortunates who do not rate and agree that cockroaches make perfectly acceptable dining companions. I worry whether my shoes are fashionable enough. Is my breath pleasant? Does my makeup appear smudged — horrors to think it might be, fresh off an airplane! What if all I want to eat is the fieriest pork green chile your town can offer, and a couple of icy cold beers to wash it down? The Concierge might not find this acceptable, particularly if I

don’t want to dine at Señor Habañeros, no matter how convenient it is, just a hop, skip and a jump across the parking lot. No matter how much Mr. Habañeros has contributed to The Concierge’s weekly paycheck to recommend his establishment to the tired and unsuspecting. There are also plenty of places we’ve stayed where the only method of finding a good place to grab a decent meal must be yanked from the maw of a surly teenaged desk clerk whose main method of subsistence is Top Ramen (thirty-three cents a bag) and microwave popcorn. That’s why Trip Advisor provides such a wonderful smorgasbord of information. It’s a democratic environment, a megaphone for the masses. The site wants its readers to contribute, to speak up and share what they’ve found while globally scattered. The site is also a practitioner of Pavlovian theoretics. If you’re a regular, and contribute evaluations from your excursions, you can earn badges. It’s a bit like the Boy Scouts for grownups, except that no one will attend the ceremony when you’re awarded your virtual badges. If you get too puffed up about your Se-nior Contributor status (21-49 reviews required, and I don’t know how many Burger Kings are permitted), it could turn into an Emperor Has No Clothes scenario, which as we all know, isn’t pretty, unless you’re Emma Watson. Nevertheless, while Trip Advisor is a great site, I believe it’s missing some essential review topics which are critical for traveling in comfort.

1. Gas Station Bathrooms A topic of paramount importance for nearly everyone I know (unless you’re bionic, or wear Depends), TripAdvisor has dropped the ball on this one. As a parent of two college students re-quiring twice annual cross-country transportation (student essentials-loaded vehicles non-optional), and because I prefer driving a preordained, cu-bit-determined car to shipping infinite amounts of cardboard boxes via the at-times unreliable U.S. Postal Service to random zip codes, I am a frequent driver of the interstate highway system. Wouldn’t it be nice to know which exits offer the cleanest stalls? How many u-turns are re-quired to access said oasis? What is the bathroom establishment’s philosophy regarding toilet paper replacement and inspirational artwork? How close is it to a KFC?

2. Local Weather Patterns and How to Pack for Them On a recent trip to Minneapolis to watch our son run a cross country race, we were encour-aged to walk to dinner from our hotel (by The Concierge), in fifty degree weather. November in Minnesota, and it was near balmy, until the wind changed. Within two minutes, the wind brought sleet, snow and drenching buckets of water, all at the same time (which I thought was near miraculous). That possibility would have been nice to know about, particularly when planning how many pairs of jeans to pack for the short weekend visit (one). I thought the weather was only allowed to change that quickly in Colorado.

3. Cell Phone Drop Spots There are those invisible dead spots where, if you are driving and talking on your cellphone (I know, I know), the call is going to drop. Every town has one, or several. I don’t know if they’re related to energy fields (sci-fi and extraterres-trial caused), curves in the road (geographically challenged) or Really Big Trees (the fault of eco-friendly tree-huggers). Whatever the source of the problem, these spots exist, and if you’re planning to make a monetarily-important call to that Really Big Client while out of town on the job, it’s good to be forewarned.

4. Car Rental Companies and Their (Atypi-cal) World View Suppose you’d paid $29.95 to a worldwide car rental company to obtain easy access to rental cars the world over. Suppose you were informed that this minimal (lifetime) payment enabled you to rent a car from said company without needing to wait in line to obtain the typical paperwork (they have your credit card number, after all). Suppose this method of car-renting had worked, trouble-free, time and time again in the United States. Suppose you traveled across the pond (England, home of a quaint monarchy and equally quaint single-laned roads not meant for automobile usage). Suppose you rented an

awkward manual transmission tin can on wheels, per said previous understanding (left-side-of-the-road-usage only) from a Welshman with three visible teeth who “told” you (as best as I could understand him) that it was perfectly okay to go and select a car from the lot. And, suppose, some-how, there was a misunderstanding as to how this all should have played out. Half an hour later (and $250 more charged for extra insurance), suppose there was a dent in the back of the miser-able tin beast’s rear bumper, compliments of the check-out booth guy who instructed you to drive in reverse (into the car in the queue behind you) to return to the office for paperwork? This would easily have rated five stars worth of information on TripAdvisor.

5. The Friendliest Hotels, aka, Who Loans Out Computer Chargers For Free? Most of the time, I travel with the world’s biggest Techno-Geek (aka, Dr. K) This means that, for even a trip of short duration (two days), we will be dragging two digital cameras (and extra lenses), a videocamera, several cellphones, a laptop and an iPad. Thankfully, most hotels have hairdryers, these days, and I’ve given up wearing contact lenses. With all of these requisite electronics to make a vacation memorable, it would be expected that Dr. K would remember the necessity of charger cords, and other assorted paraphernalia which makes them operable. This doesn’t always happen. Hotels which provide free (if returned) charger cords rate ten stars, in my book. I’d even vote to give them two owl stickers for their window. All of the above are merely suggestions. I’m open to ideas. Where to travel (for a full life), what I must eat (if I want to have truly experi-enced the locale), what not to wait in line for, and which airline hostesses are the friendliest. My only worry is, with all of this information to digest, I may never get out the front door.

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By Emily Kemme

Before my parents acquired ownership of my grandparents’ rustic mountain cabin, and my mom cleaned out its wondrous assortment of tchotchkes, a

sign hung in the lower level bathroom, giving fair warning to house guests who might have a hankering to overstay their welcome in the beautiful Rocky Mountains. It ran thus: Even though cabin guests were frequent, Grandma had strict rules about what could and could not happen while there. For the most part, food was to be consumed outside on a rickety picnic table with peeling paint. The possibility of splinters on bare legs and arms stood at one hun-dred percent, should eating and the diner’s move-ments become too active. The large, black ants who occupied the kitchen were akin to animals at the zoo: observe, but do not feed. No items of furniture could be moved or rearranged, and no complaints about the threadbare condition of towels, blankets, or pillowcases were welcome. What did it matter that the mattresses dated to the 1950s? No mention was required about the one-inch-in-diameter spiders who crawled up from the bathtub drains and made nests in the overhead rafters. Everyone knew they were there; be on your guard. This was a cabin, and to Grandma that meant close proximity to the Great Outdoors without needing a tent. Those rules, combined with the tactile warn-ing nailed to the bathroom wall, made me swear off ever imposing myself on someone else’s home territory. Which is why, when a friend repeatedly invit-ed Dr. K and me to his seaside aerie perched on a hill at the opposite end of the country, I hedged. After a while, the invitations stopped; I think he sensed a lack of interest in visiting, when in fact, the opposite was true. The lure of plentiful and cheap lobster and easy-going days near the water tugged at me — and yet, I worried about the actual stay. It’s not that I’m a hermit on vacation. Over half our yearly vacation time is spent with friends, either sharing the costs of a rental house, or traveling together on an organized trip. At its best, traveling with others takes leisure time adventuring to a new level, adding different personalities to the mix, guaranteeing there will be that much better stories to tell about it down the road. And at the very least, eating breakfast with friends in their pajamas, before the first cup of coffee has taken effect, assures everyone’s best behavior. Otherwise, you don’t get invited back for the next group trip. The key to group vacations is everyone pitches in to pay for their allotment of space, be it a bedroom, a couch, a corner, or the left half of the motorhome. But when you are a house guest, you own nothing. Finally, though, the lobsters won, and I asked my friend if the invitation was still good. Somewhat surprised, he said it was. That’s when I began developing a list of rules for the rotten house guest.

1. Invite Yourself to be a House GuestGoogle the standards for good “house guesting” and you’ll end up with 436,000 results, ranging

from cranky singles in Paris to Miss Manners to BuzzFeed quizzes. Although it’s deemed perfectly acceptable to hint to a friend that you’re going to be in their vicinity in the near future, and to state your wallet is slim these days (a hopeful statement, one site assured, that promises a free bed) every site I read shoots nails at the person who dares invite herself outright to be a guest. I disagree, with provisos. If you haven’t corresponded in years, you can’t simply email someone cold and announce you’re on the way. But, if there have been previous, yet to date unaccepted discussions regarding the pos-sibility of bunking down in someone else’s home, that’s tantamount to an unspoken invitation, even if the discussion has grown mold. This is not to say I wasn’t nervous about our upcoming trip, particularly when an acquain-tance (who had visited the mutual friend) noted we were staying at the sanctum sanctorum. Outwardly, I smiled and nodded, hoping my silence implied, “Won’t it be fun?” when what I really wanted to say was, “What the heck was I thinking?” Nonetheless, off we went to Maine.

2. Arrive Empty-Handed All the sites I reviewed stated an acknowl-edged imperative: when you arrive at someone else’s home, whether for dinner or a pillow, you must arrive with gift in hand. I say that’s not so. The first thing out of my mouth after I hugged my friend and his girlfriend was the announce-ment, “I don’t have a gift for you yet!” It’s true the dinner guest without a wine bot-tle, flower, or offering of chocolates is viewed as a boor, and yet, when you appear on the threshold to stay for four nights, your good taste will always remain in question if you immediately hand over a prized, hand-crocheted afghan. While you may believe decorating with holey blankets indicates style, your friend may not be of the same mind. It’s best to take a look at their tastes, and while visiting, purchase a gift to reflect and enhance those. Keep in mind the number of nights of plunk-ing down together, the number of meals shared, the amount of space allotted, and the squares of toilet paper you may be inclined to need when determining the cost of a host gift. It’s also good to remember that your host is saving you the cost of renting a hotel room, so treating for a meal out (or two) is considerate.

3. Wear Blinders and Bring Ear Plugs All the sites I visited while trying to learn what is okay and what is not for house guest be-havior lectured on the need for discretion, to the point that anyone less than Martha Stewart need not dare attempt house guest status, lest a towel be left askew or a pillow unplumped in your room. Moreover, appropriate garb was stringently required at all times, which leads me to think that my brief run up the stairs clad in only a bath towel wasn’t the most proper of actions, and yet, did I have to drag full outfits of clothing into the bathroom to make that six second dash, particu-larly when I hadn’t figured out what to wear yet? Besides, everything was covered. Discretion may be the better part of valor, but speed and turning

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a blind eye works equally well. Reciprocate and allow your hosts their time together. It is their house. They should not be made to feel they are running a convent.

4. Discussions About Life Issues are Okay Several sites advised that it was not acceptable to pull out your cellphone and peruse its contents during the visit, and yet the first thing out of my friend’s mouth (after asking me what I’d like to drink) was information on how to access the WiFi. My phone had already found it and logged in, how, I dare not guess, other than it felt at home. How is one supposed to travel cross country, leaving work and children behind, and not check in and check up for status reports? It was also recommended that no serious discussions ensue. After leaving religion, politics, sex, and your opinion of how crazy work can get on the doorstep, there is little else to talk about other than the weather. Luckily, the four of us shared a mutual affection for Lewis Black, a co-median whose monologues leave no topic unmo-lested; after watching a couple of his YouTubes, the ice was broken and any subject was fair game. Inadvisable? Possibly. But the peals of laughter from those three days still ring in my ears.

5. Go Play — And Invite Them to Join You Many sites suggested that a host is merely there to provide clean sheets, towels, and a coffee maker. Never assume your host wants to go along to sightsee territory he already knows. Make yourself as scarce as possible; remember, you are only there on the slender threads of hospitality.

Don’t sever them. Maybe that was true, and yet, we all had a marvelous time visiting restaurants, enjoying gourmet home-cooked meals, and made oppor-tunities for shared silence while everyone worked on various projects in order to head out and explore. The time spent kayaking in the Damariscotta River was memorable, particularly when I be-came trapped sideways in between a narrow row of oyster cages, one of the hazards of curiosity and wanting to know how they “farm” those bi-valves, and was pushed free by one of our friends. Seeing a teenaged eagle was special, too. And then there are the Pemaquids, a liquid refreshment concocted by our host, comprised of fresh lemon juice or muddled strawberries, a shot of St. Germaine, topped with vodka and soda, in remembrance of our leisurely after-breakfast exploration of the rocky outcrop girdling the shoreline below the lighthouse at Pemaquid Point. We’re back home, but I text back and forth in our Words with Friends game, making plans for their fall visit to our town, and designing yet another version of the Pemaquid (made with a seasonal orange-cranberry muddle) which leaves me to think that this friendship, created by rotten house guests, will be a perennial one.


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I’ve never been comfortable leaving my dogs at home when I go off on vacation. Granted, I have a wonderful pet sitting service, caring people who come by

our house twice a day to feed my collies and give them lots of unconditional love, but that’s not what worries me. It’s all the in-between time, the time when Flopsy and Mopsy aren’t under the caring eyes of our friends. That’s the time when I’m certain the girls will get into big trouble. For dogs or cats, this sort of trouble is impending from the moment they see their owner and best friend (according to Hallmark cards trumpeting the Norman Rockwell lifestyle) climb into a car, with suitcases. It doesn’t matter that you leave your animals all day to go to work. Animals know about work, and they have phenomenally prescient abilities when it comes to the significance of scents and sounds surrounding their “owners.” They smell the eau d’obliga-tion, and can hear the ratcheting up of mental brain power as we climb into the driver’s seat. Flopsy to Mopsy (non verbal): “There she goes again, you can always tell when she’s got a meeting. She barely stops to pat our heads on her way to the car. Jeeesh.” Mopsy replying to Flopsy (doesn’t lift head from driveway, lethargic, and doesn’t care, truthfully): “Yep, yur right, Sis. Mmmmffff.” (Mopsy was the runt of the litter, and due to

oxygen deprivation during birth has limited spelling abilities, and even less interest in making her point.) Flopsy responding to Mopsy (because she really does try to communicate): “Well, you know how she’s always late, so she simply doesn’t have time for anything more than a compulsory head pat.” Mops to Flops: “Hhhmmmmfff. Yep. ” When we go off to work, they’re content to stay in their yard.Pets know when we’re going on vaca-tion. And they don’t like being left at home. Everything about their demeanor changes the minute they hear the clack-and-rattle of suitcase wheels. Flopsy sits down in the middle of the garage, looking enticingly mournful. Mopsy the Uncommunicative becomes particularly vocal about the mental distress in which we will leave her, should we choose to embark on such a callous enterprise as to go on vacation, Mom! She moans, she growls, she cries. Her head tucks down into her shoulders, and from this awkward and uncomfortable position she attempts to rub her head on my legs as I walk by. She makes it perfectly clear that she may not take this offense lying down. In fact, she considers us leaving the height of animal neglect, and may not stick around for our

return. Once she’s exhausted the vocal operat-ics, Mopsy becomes very aloof, because she is obviously not loved, isn’t that right, Mom? She is considering running away from home. Animals do run away, for many reasons. Some are mistreated, and others are hungry and in search of food. Then there is the mischief factor, the one which I’m certain is the reason for the bi-monthly ad in our local newspaper making a boldly typed plea for help finding “Max,” the missing Blue Heeler. Max has an uncontrollably curious nature, because he seems to become lost every few weeks. I go off on vacation, feeling depressed, oppressed, and terribly guilty, because undeni-ably, my feelings for my dogs are no different from what I feel about my children. They are loved, they are cared for, their comfort and well-being is a constant consideration. Does that make me crazy? Maybe, but my animals are an important part of my life.There are many pet-friendly venues all across the United States so you don’t have to leave pets at home when you go on vacation. That’s why when my friend told me of her plan to take their Jack Russell terrier on a road trip sculpted to doggie-friendly tastes, I was intrigued. I had no idea there were so many pet-friendly venues where you can amble or adventure with your dog or cat!

Rocky, the Jack Russell terrier, was cer-tainly the envy of my collies recently. He and his owners embarked on the pet adventure of a lifetime, driving westward in a rented recreational vehicle to the Pacific ocean, for Rocky’s opportunity to run on the sands of Coronado Dog Beach and play in the waves. Along the way, Rocky and his parents hiked the Grand Canyon and enjoyed family time together dining on doggie friendly restaurant patios. My friends researched the possibilities, discovering they were numerous. There are websites devoted to pet-friendly travel, and family destination resorts, such as Disney and Universal Studios, offer many options. Vacation. It’s a word layered with expecta-tions. People work hard, and the travel industry feeds us glossy pictures of what time away from work should look like. Our inner child dreams of what could be, what might happen, where is the next rainbow. There are infinite ways to spend our limited time and money. We can’t always take pets with us, because travel is often for work, or the itinerary does not make it realistic. But when you can, why not spend a respite from life with the creatures you love?


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GREELEY3 Margaritas Greeley2319 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

59th Avenue Grill1900 59th AveGreeley, CO 80634

A&W Restaurants2804 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Alberto’s2605 W 11th Street RdGreeley, CO 80634

Alberto’s Express5750 W 10th St # AGreeley, CO 80634

Ambrosia Asian Bistro3636 W 10th St # 1Greeley, CO 80634

Applebee’s4100 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Arby’s3010 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Barnstormer Restaurant600 Airport Rd # AGreeley, CO 80631

Bear Country Saloon 802 9th St # 102Greeley, CO 80631

Big City Burrito2622 11th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Blackjack Pizza3810 W 10th St # A3Greeley, CO 80634

Blackjack Pizza814 16th StGreeley, CO 80631

Bogey’s Pub & Grill2200 Clubhouse DrGreeley, CO 80634

Brix Taphouse813 8th AveGreeley, CO 80634

Broken Plow Brewery4731 W 10th St # GGreeley, CO 80634

Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar4711 29th St # AGreeley, CO 80634

Burger King2435 35th AveGreeley, CO 80634

Burger King2726 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Burger King6710 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Burger King920 47th AveGreeley, CO 80634

Cables Pub & Grill1923 59th Ave # 105Greeley, CO 80634

Cafe Mexicali4629 Centerplace Dr # 125Greeley, CO 80634

Cafe Panache821 10th StGreeley, CO 80631

Canton Garden1330 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Carl’s Jr2555 11th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Carl’s Jr720 10th StGreeley, CO 80631

Cattlemen’s Steak House2600 W 11th Street RdGreeley, CO 80634

Cazadores2140 35th AveGreeley, CO 80634

Cheba Hut1645 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Chick-Fil-A4555 Centerplace DrGreeley, CO 80634

Chili’s Grill & Bar3840 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Chilli Pepper1920 9th Street, Greeley CO

Chipotle Mexican Grill 807 17th St # AGreeley, CO 80631

Chop House 804 8th StGreeley, CO 80631

Chuck E Cheese’s2309 Greeley MallGreeley, CO 80631

Cisnero’s1619 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Cold Stone Creamery4626 Centerplace Dr # 118Greeley, CO 80634

Contemporary Cook5750 W 10th St # BGreeley, CO 80634

Corleone Inc900 23rd AveGreeley, CO 80634

Country Inn1415 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631 Coyote’s5250 W 9th Street DrGreeley, CO 80634

Crabtree Brewing2961 29th StGreeley, CO 80634

Crepes N Creams2146 35th AveGreeley, CO 80634

Cruisers1020 28th Ave # 109bGreeley, CO 80634

Culver’s3502 29th StGreeley, CO 80634

D P Dough901 16th StGreeley, CO 80631

Dairy Queen3190 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Dairy Queen4401 Centerplace DrGreeley, CO 80634

Daruma Noodles1702 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Del Taco2913 S 23rd AveGreeley, CO 80631

Dickey’s Barbecue Pit2331 23rd AveGreeley, CO 80634

Dickey’s Barbecue Pit6628 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Dollar Fifty A Scoop & Up3531 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Domino’s2412 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Domino’s3521 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Dugout2509 11th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Empire Pizza2700 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Egg & I2305 W 27th St # 509aGreeley, CO 80634

Egg & I3830 W 10th St # C1Greeley, CO 80634

Einstein Bros Bagels2045 10th AveGreeley, CO 80639

The Charro2109 9th StGreeley, CO 80631

Elcielo3636 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

El Pueblito Mexican2435 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Fat Albert’s Food & Drink1717 23rd AveGreeley, CO 80634

Fonta’s Pizza Restaurant2400 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Golden Corral Buffet & Grill3035 S 23rd AveGreeley, CO 80631

Grabos 802 9th St # 102Greeley, CO 80631

Honeybaked Ham3766 W 10th St # BGreeley, CO 80634

Human Bean2610 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Human Bean3665 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Hunan Chinese Restaurant2028 35th Ave # AGreeley, CO 80634

IHOP Restaurant2701 W 29th StGreeley, CO 80631

JB’s Drive-In2501 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Jager Bar & Pizzeria822 9th StGreeley, CO 80631

Jimmy John’s2644 11th Ave # BGreeley, CO 80631

Jimmy John’s4629 Centerplace DrGreeley, CO 80634

Kenny’s Steak House3502 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Key Largo Lounge3621 W 10th St # 8Greeley, CO 80634

KFC2413 8th Ave # 169Greeley, CO 80631

KFC2804 W 10th St # 490Greeley, CO 80634

Kitchen905 16th StGreeley, CO 80631

Kress Cinema & Lounge817 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

La Cafeteria2760 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

La Mariposa Restaurant3055 65th AveGreeley, CO 80634

LA Saveur Cajun5415 W 11th StGreeley, CO 80634

LC Oriental1105 26th AveGreeley, CO 80634

Little Caesars Pizza3487 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Lucky Fins4530 Centerplace Dr Greeley, CO 80634

Mad Cow 800 9th StGreeley, CO 80631

Main Moon Chinese Kitchen4626 Centerplace DrGreeley, CO 80634

McDonald’s2440 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

McDonald’s2520 47th AveGreeley, CO 80634

McDonald’s2912 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

McDonald’s6901 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Mokugyo Tea Garden LLC2358 44th Avenue CtGreeley, CO 80634

Moody’s American Grill 801 9th StGreeley, CO 80631

Mountain View Pizza4637 29th St # 2Greeley, CO 80634

Noodles & Co4318 W 9th Street RdGreeley, CO 80634

Noodles & Co4650 Centerplace DrGreeley, CO 80634

Old Chicago2349 W 29th StGreeley, CO 80631

Olive Garden Italian Restaurant 2285 Greeley MallGreeley, CO 80631

Outback Restaurant & Pub7309 W 4th StGreeley, CO 80634

Outriders Bar & Grill5750 W. 10th St.Greeley, CO 80635

Panda Buffet2672 11th Ave # BGreeley, CO 80631

Panda Express4542 Centerplace DrGreeley, CO 80634

Panera Bread4533 Centerplace DrGreeley, CO 80634

Papa John’s Pizza2644 11th Ave # AGreeley, CO 80631

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R E S TA U R A N T D I R E C T O R YGREELEYPapa John’s Pizza4731 W 10th St # AGreeley, CO 80634

Papa Murphy’s Take ‘N’ Bake2800 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Papa Murphy’s Take ‘N’ Bake6628 W 10th St # AGreeley, CO 80634

Paragon Family Restaurant2725 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Pellegrini Restaurant2400 W 17th StGreeley, CO 80634

Pizza Hut2439 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Pizza Hut4637 29th St # 2Greeley, CO 80634

Pollo Feliz2621 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Pollo Feliz921 36th AveGreeley, CO 80634

Qdoba Mexican Grill2527 11th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Qdoba Mexican Grill4626 Centerplace Dr Greeley, CO 80634

Ranch Restaurant714 6th StGreeley, CO 80631

Rancho Alegre2523 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Red Lobster2885 S 23rd AveGreeley, CO 80631

Red Robin Gourmet Burgers4514 Centerplace DrGreeley, CO 80634

Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant825 9th StGreeley, CO 80631

Roasty’s Cafe920 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Rodeo Bar & Grill510 25th StGreeley, CO 80631

Roma5750 W 10th St # CGreeley, CO 80634

Roma Downtown728 16th StGreeley, CO 80631

Rumi’s House Of Kabob1116 9th StGreeley, CO 80631

Santeramo’s Pizza House1229 10th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Santiago’s Mexican Restaurant701 11th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Silver Mine Subs2515 11th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Silver Mine Subs3820 W 10th St # B7Greeley, CO 80634

Syntax Spirits625 3rd StGreeley, CO 80634

Sonic Drive-In5920 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Starbucks2030 35th Ave # DGreeley, CO 80634

Starbucks2604 11th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Starbucks4320 W 9th Street Rd Greeley, CO 80634

Starbucks4629 Centerplace Dr Greeley, CO 80634

Steak ‘n Shake4214 Centerplace DrGreeley, CO 80634

Stuff A Burger Bar819 9th StGreeley, CO 80631

SUBWAY1011 9th AveGreeley, CO 80631

SUBWAY1020 28th Ave # 109aGreeley, CO 80634

SUBWAY1923 59th Ave # 155Greeley, CO 80634

SUBWAY2000 35th Ave # CGreeley, CO 80634

SUBWAY2045 10th AveGreeley, CO 80639

SUBWAY4626 Centerplace Dr # 148Greeley, CO 80634

SUBWAY4835 W 10th St # CGreeley, CO 80634

SUBWAY725 25th St # BGreeley, CO 80631

Sushi 13820 W 10th St # B13Greeley, CO 80634

Taco Bell2045 10th AveGreeley, CO 80639

Taco Bell2450 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Taco Bell3503 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Taco Bell4638 Centerplace DrGreeley, CO 80634

Taco John’s2508 11th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Tacos Y Salsas1923 9th StGreeley, CO 80631

Taqueria Los Comales505 14th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Taqueria Los Gallitos 2401 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Taste Of Philly829 16th StGreeley, CO 80631

Tavern At St Michael’s Square2918 67th Ave # 102Greeley, CO 80634

Teriyaki Planet West6628 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Teriyaki Planet East808 23rd AveGreeley, CO 80634

Texas Roadhouse2451 W 28th StGreeley, CO 80634

Thai One2541 11th AveGreeley, CO 80631

The Grill at Westlake2118 35th AveGreeley, CO 80634

Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery610 9th StGreeley, CO 80631

Tokyo Bowl & Grill3107 66th Avenue CtGreeley, CO 80634

Tokyo Joe’s4552 Centerplace Dr # 240Greeley, CO 80634

Top Buffet2410 10th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Village Inn4318 Centerplace DrGreeley, CO 80634

Village Inn921 30th AveGreeley, CO 80634

WeldWerks Brewing Co.508 8th AveGreeley, CO 80634

Wendy’s2333 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Wendy’s3267 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Wendy’s4644 Centerplace DrGreeley, CO 80634

White Horse Inn2750 8th AveGreeley, CO 80631

Wiley Roots Brewing Co625 3rd St # DGreeley, CO 80631

Wing Shack(970) 356-46511815 65th AveGreeley CO 80634

Wing Street4637 29th St # 2Greeley, CO 80634

Wonderful Inn3605 W 10th StGreeley, CO 80634

Wyler’s Pub & Grill2385 W 27th St # 513Greeley, CO 80634

EVANSAdventure Bar & Grill818 31st St # LEvans, CO 80620

Chili Thai3623 23rd AveEvans, CO 80620

Double Clutch Cafe675 31st StEvans, CO 80620

Human Bean3310 23rd AveEvans, CO 80620

Lit’l Bit Bar & Grill3620 35th AveEvans, CO 80620

Little Caesars Pizza3230 23rd Ave # 322Evans, CO 80620

McDonald’s3201 23rd AveEvans, CO 80620

New Plantation3520 11th AveEvans, CO 80620

Palomino Mexican Restaurant3390 23rd AveEvans, CO 80620

Panaderia La Mexicana2918 11th AveEvans, CO 80620

Roma3625 23rd AveEvans, CO 80620

Schwartz’s Kraut Burger Kitchen820 39th StEvans, CO 80620

Shortys Sports Grill3313 35th Ave # CEvans, CO 80620

Sonic Drive-In3300 23rd AveEvans, CO 80620

Spicy Thai3230 23rd AveEvans, CO 80620

SUBWAY3250 23rd AveEvans, CO 80620

KERSEYKersey Pizza104 Hill StKersey, CO 80644

Kersey Pool Hall427 1st StKersey, CO 80644

New Kersey Inn106 Hill StKersey, CO 80644

LASALLE Armadillo LaSalle111 S 1st StLaSalle, CO 80645

Don Juan Mexican Restaurant106 2nd AveLaSalle, CO 80645

Farmer’s Inn100 S 2nd StLaSalle, CO 80645

Human Bean100 S 2nd StLaSalle, CO 80645

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