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Grand Junction

Graced by red rock mesas, Grand Junction is a vital part of Colorado's Wine Country. The city lies on the Colorado River at the foot of Grand Mesa, Mount Garfield, and Colorado National Monument. With a population of about 69,000, Grand Junction is the most populous city in the western half of the U.S. state of Colorado and the seat of Mesa County.

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    626 On Rood

    Goat cheese, pate, Mediterranean olive plates, calamari, truffle oil, Prince Edward Island mussels, prime angus --this restaurant uses many high end ingredients in its dishes. Plus an extensive wine list with vintages from Colorado, California, Washington, Germany, France and Spain.

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    Bin 707 Foodbar

    Carpaccio, salami, shrimp cocktail, salmon filets, prime and natural steaks, wild game, chops, duck breasts and other poultry, as well as salads and vegetarian dishes. Using local produce and meats, on premise vegetable garden, extensive wine list

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    The Winery Restaurant

    Grand Junction's original fine dining experience. Located in a 90 year old building that used to house a horse drawn carriage fire station. Steak and seafood and an extensive Colorado wine list. Reservations recommended.

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    Dream Cafe

    Airy, gallery like space with skylights, serving omelets,fresh-baked breads, rolls, pastries, and desserts. Great spot for breakfast.

    Daily 7:30AM-2PM

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    Good Pastures Buffet

    Old fashioned family style restaurant. Attached to the Quality Inn on the main drag into town, this understated restaurant has solid, well prepared food. It started life as a health food restaurant 30 years ago, and still serves up homemade granola, fresh squeezed apple, orange and carrot juice, as well as homemade desserts. Breakfast is when Goodpastures shines. Try the French toast, Belgian waffle or a breakfast burrito.

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    Guru's Kitchen

    Indian cuisine. Be sure to order a lassi, a drink made from homemade yogurt with a touch of rose water. Many different vegetarian dishes.

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    Main Street Bagels

    The best bagel place. Awesome atmosphere. Sometimes you will go in for lunch to find local musicians playing banjos and guitars. It is usually very entertaining. It is like something you would have seen on the old TV show "The Waltons" Remember the DO Drop In? It is like stepping back in time.

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    No Coast Sushi

    1119 N 1st St # A, Grand Junction

    Hipster sushi bar serving stir fry dishes, miso soup, teriyaki meats, grilled fish, udon noodles and homemade desserts. Wash it down with cocktails, sake, wine, beer or mixed drinks.

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    Suehiro Japanese Restaurant

    Traditional Japanese restaurant, where you sit cross-legged on the floor. A Grand Junction institution. Teriyaki, hibatchi, stir fry, California rolls, unagi. Try the dynamite shrimp tempura rolls, hot and crispy.

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    Monument View Coffee

    Cold brew coffee and breakfasts and sandwiches.

    Tue-Fri 7AM-2PM

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    Thai Chili

    Curry and spicy noodle dishes. Inexpensive and delicious.