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terrific gourmet sandwiches with capicola ham, chicken breast and balsamic-vinegar-
soaked portobello mushrooms. No seating.
Bingo Burger
(
www.bingoburger.com
;
101 Central Plaza; burgers $5.75-9.75; 11am-8pm Mon-Sat; )
A locally owned
downtown burger joint - it's conveniently right across from the History Museum - Bingo
uses only locally produced grass-fed lamb and beef, and it does chicken and portobello
burgers too. Cheese options include blue and goat's cheese and it has both sweet potato
and regular fries. Shakes and malts are made with Hopscotch ice cream
BURGERS
$
dc's on B Street
( 719-584-3410; 115 West B St; lunch $8-12, dinner $12-20; lunch Mon-Sat, dinner Wed-Sat)
This cute B
St bistro (located in the old Coors Building) offers some of the best eats in town. It does a
terrific Reuben on marbled rye and a Poulet Pueblo with tomato chutney for lunch, and
fancier fare for dinner. Think steak
au poivre
, Colorado lamb and lemon-pepper fettuc-
cine. It's several blocks south of the Riverwalk.
BISTRO
$$
Information
Pueblo Chamber of Commerce
(
800-233-3446;
www.pueblochamber.org
; 302 N Santa Fe Ave;
8am-5pm
Mon-Fri)
Ranger Office
( 719-553-1400;
www.fs.usda.gov/psicc
; 2840 Kachina Dr, off Hwy 50; 8:30am-4pm Mon-Fri)
This ranger office supervises all offices in the San Isabel and Pike National Forests, and
the Comanche Grasslands to the east.
Getting There & Away
Pueblo is 112 miles south of Denver and 45 miles south of Colorado Springs at the cross-
roads of I-25 and US 50.
Greyhound
( 800-231-2222;
www.greyhound.com
; 123 Court St)
Pueblo's Greyhound bus depot offers
service north to Colorado Springs and Denver, and south into New Mexico.
