I told you about a restaurant from our California adventure. So, now I will tell you about one from our Colorado excursion. However, this one I tell you about for a very different reason. While the atmosphere is fun and the food is pretty yummy, you can visit this restaurant just about anywhere. Actually, there is one less than three miles from our home. For me there is some sentimental value in this place as some of our premarital counseling actually happened here. But I digress...
While in Colorado we found ourselves at this restaurant twice. The first time because we just needed a place to eat when we got to town. The second was because our extended family really wanted to go when plans to White Fence Farm fell through. (FYI: I have never been to WFF) This was the first time that we had been to CJ with Miss L. We were promptly informed of a "baby plate" that was of no charge. No charge? As in free? What? It consists of a slice of turkey (I think it's a thin slice of what they have on hand for their turkey meal) two different kinds of cheese sticks, a lovely helping of their homemade applesauce and milk. Because Miss L tends to have a slightly bigger appetite we just shared the rest with her from our meals because...well... the servings at CJ are substantial! We ordered some veggies for Miss L one time but we found they were not quite tender enough for her and her lack of certain teeth. But if someone else were to have them we can find some that were suited for her without the charge.
We had the same waitress both times we were there. She was as great with our group of 20 as she was a few nights before with our group of five. She was great with the kiddos, too!
Apparently, CJ is ranked one of the top 10 family restaurants by Parents magazine. Not that I put a lot of stock in many things that come from Parents, but like anything, some good things can come from it, too.
Their other options for older kids meals were pretty good, too! We will be filing this place as places to go when Miss A arrives and is ready to eat solid food, too.
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