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Reader: Gary Lee's Motor Club & Grub is a sight for sore eyes

After more than a year of planning and very hard work, Gary Lee Bomar finally opened Gary Lee's Motor Club & Grub last weekend -- and it looks like it was worth the wait. With Gary Lee's, this stretch of South Broadway has really gotten into gear...

By Patricia Calhoun

May 4, 2012

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After more than a year of planning and very hard work, Gary Lee Bomar finally opened Gary Lee's Motor Club & Grub last weekend -- and it looks like it was worth the wait.

With Gary Lee's, this stretch of South Broadway has really gotten into gear.

Says Carmichael:

I can't express how happy I am for, and proud of G Lee. He's really blown us all away with every little detail. Go for the great food, drink and good times but really, really look. From the most tasteful multilayered, recessed color changers below and behind the deep bar, to the shadow box displays, to the patio's future walls of bamboo, this is a serious treat to, and in, every sense. Gary, you're a sight for sore eyes but take a day off sometime, you deserve it you sexy bitch.

See more photos of Gary Lee's Motor Club & Grub here. And see our entire restaurant roll call for April here.

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Patricia Calhoun co-founded Westword in 1977; she’s been the editor ever since. She’s a regular on the weekly PBS12 roundtable Colorado Inside Out, played a real journalist in John Sayles’s Silver City, once interviewed President Bill Clinton while wearing flip-flops, and has been honored with numerous national awards for her columns and feature-writing.

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