If you want to have a super fun "downtown date" here's what you do:
1. get to ft.collins, drop kids off at grandparent's house
2. Check yourself in at the Armstrong Hotel. It's right in the heart of old town and has tons of fresh charm.
3. Hop on one of these ultra fabulous cruisers that are complimentary to Armstrong guests and ride around the back streets.
4(and this is a big one!)- make your way over to "snooze" for breakfast. it is SUCH a happy, energetic place. seriously, i could have set up camp and hung out there al day.
I had a pancake slider which included 3 unusual and delicious pancake flavors and andy had an amazing egg benedict.
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
If i had a little more time and we hadn't already spent forever in the clothes pony i would have definitely made up residence in "mama said sew". I think i probably deserve a nice little pat on the back for walking by it in the interest of anniversary togetherness! - and this was even after handy andy saw my wistful eyes and told me i could go in if i really wanted to! ;)
6. Next, take those cruisers and go on a little bike ride by the river.
maybe you'll get to watch a train go by! ;)
7. Trade out your bikes for the car and then head a little further south on College ave and pull into "Larkburger". Enjoy super, super great gourmet burgers in a superb atmosphere.
Well, there you go. hope you plan a downtown date soon! :)
6 comments:
how cute, Meagan! Looks like you both had a great time together! :)
we'll keep all these places in mind for our next trip to CO!! ;)
You two are so good about documenting your outings! Great pics. So glad you had fun. (And I'm looking forward to that NEXT visit to CO, Jaimee and Jennifer! Hope it's soon. :)
me too J. & J.!!! come soon! :)
How fun! Looks like you guys had a fantastic time. :)
Joelle
Hey! I was checking to see if there was something new and almost thought I was in the wrong place - I LOVE the new blue with the orange - perfect!
Looks like such fun. The three stores that you mentioned are my three favorites in Ft. Collins :). I also like to pop into Ten Thousand Villages and the cool kitchen shop of which the name is escaping me.
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