Gobble this, turkey!
Spinelli’s Market
4621 East 23rd Avenue
303-329-8143
Turkey Cranberry Gouda
House turkey, cranberry sauce, smoked Gouda, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise on a croissant, and served with a pickle
$7
Spinelli’s Market has to be one of the best, least known, most wonderful places in Denver. A family-owned Italian-style store and deli, it has been in Park Hill since 1994, selling Italian specialties, produce, meats and cheeses, and just about anything else you’d need t
Even in a state full of stunning scenery, many of Colorado's most remarkable sights are man-made. A castle made out of stuff in southern Colorado. A tower filled with stuff out on the plains in Genoa.
And north in Tinmath, just off I-25 by Fort Collins, the Swetsville Zoo, a metal menagerie created by Bill Swets out of old farm-machine parts over the past 25 years, occasionally supplemented with corn mazes and other oddities -- when the local authorities weren't trying to bind Swets's vision
The sandwich: Italian Sub
What's on it: Mortadella, capocollo, Genoa salami, tomatoes, olives, banana peppers, red onion, lettuce, provolone and Parmesan on a demi baguette with Italian vinaigrette.
Where to get it: Tony's Market (950 Broadway, 720-880-4501)
How much: $7.99 with chips and cookies; less without
Tony's Market opened to great fanfare (especially in the Golden Triangle) in late May, bringing not just another top-notch butcher to central Denver, but its reputation as a great market
Liz Kellermeyer
If Mark Huebner got booted from The Bachelorette, it's only because Jillian never got to try one of his Cripple Creek pizzas.We did yesterday, and the meat-heavy pie (sausage, pepperoni, Genoa salami) on an ideal crust was a big hit. "Not too thick, not too thin," Huebner says of the crust -- and the women of Westword were saying the same of this "pizza entrepreneur," as he was billed on The Bachelorette.
A native of Chicago -- where he worked in a pizza shop when he was growi
