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New Diner Open at 29th Street

The space at 1750 29th street which has been vacant since Ruby’s Diner moved out in 2008 now has a new tenant, the StarLite Diner & Lounge. StarLite, owned by the folks who operate Boulder Creek Events, is a 1940s themed diner, featuring (you guessed it) classic shakes, burgers, and fries. The menu will also include some gluten-free options and a variety of desserts. Full article here.

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Christy Mercer

Christy Mercer moved to Colorado from her native state of Oregon six years ago, and has spent her time here exploring Boulder's culinary offerings and taking advantage the many great outdoor activities the area has to offer. She has a background in journalism and working in web start-ups, and while not working, enjoys traveling, tasting new food, running, and baking.

One thought on “New Diner Open at 29th Street”

  1. I hope they rock some uber-tasty grub; Ruby’s most definitely did not. It’s kind of quiet up there but it seems way too early to condemn that zone above the theater as a restaurant ghost town. Let’s hope not…

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