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La Mangeoire
- Address:
1008 Second Avenue
New York, NY 10022Neighborhood:
Midtown East
- Cuisine:
Contemporary FrenchPrice: $31 to $50
La Mangeoire
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://lamangeoire.com/
- Phone: (212) 759-7086
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:15pm, Friday: 4:00pm - 10:45pm, Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:45pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:30pm; Brunch: Sunday: 11:00am - 4:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French, Contemporary French
- Executive Chef: Christian Delouvrier
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from La Mangeoire
With its rustic décor, lush flower arrangements and romantic ambiance, dinners are easily transported to the warmth of the French country side the moment they walk through the door.Continued
In late Spring, Summer, and early Fall, one can dine outside at the sidewalk café. In true French style, the terrace is lined with flowers echoing the romance of La Mangeoire's interior.
La Mangeoire offers 3 uniquely decorated dining rooms for private gatherings. Two of these rooms provide intimate settings for business meetings or small social gatherings. For larger celebrations, such as bridal or baby showers, prenuptial dinners, engagement, wedding and anniversary parties, the restaurant can accommodate up to 60 guests
In late Spring, Summer, and early Fall, one can dine outside at the sidewalk café. In true French style, the terrace is lined with flowers echoing the romance of La Mangeoire's interior.
La Mangeoire offers 3 uniquely decorated dining rooms for private gatherings. Two of these rooms provide intimate settings for business meetings or small social gatherings. For larger celebrations, such as bridal or baby showers, prenuptial dinners, engagement, wedding and anniversary parties, the restaurant can accommodate up to 60 guests
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerContemporary French
La Mangeoire - Best Restaurants in Midtown East ›
La Mangeoire reviews from OpenTable diners
117 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.2
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (76)fit for foodies (56)romantic (41)special occasion (33)notable wine list (25)great for lunch (23)great for brunch (15)good for groups (13)great for outdoor dining (12)kid-friendly (4)late-night find (2)vibrant bar scene (1)hot spot (1)Show More
- Thanksgiving DinnerJannVIPDined on 11/27/2014Beet, Endive & Hazelnut salad was good, a large portion. Quiche was also tasty. Medallions of Venison was excellent, medium rare as requested with wonderful wine sauce and fall vegetables. Traditional Turkey was moist with wonderful stuffing, Pumpkin pie & chocolate tart were flavorful. We took a 1995 Pomerol from our collection & paid a corkage fee. It was a perfect accompaniment. This was a memorable holiday dinner.I would recommend this to a friend.
- All the right ingredients for a great mealOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 11/22/2014I have been to La Mangeiore many times, and have never been disappointed. One of my choices for special occasions. The atmosphere is quaint and pleasant and feels like you are in Paris. The wine, even by the glass is very varied and good. The family style choices on the menu are wonderful for 2-4 people. I recommend this restaurant without any hesitation!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unique among othersJoeLVIPDined on 11/21/2014Walking in we felt transported to another time and place. The decor set us up fr a traditional French meal in the outskirts of Paris. The staff kept this vibe up. The food was good but not amazing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great French Food Done RightAndyDined on 11/21/2014This isn't a restaurant like Daniel, and it's not a brasserie either. This is the neighborhood restaurant you would expect to find in France where locals go. You're not going to find any crazy menu items here- just French staples, all cooked perfectly. The restaurant is intimate, and has a very reasonably priced wine list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best roast chicken!anb3309VIPDined on 11/20/2014We cleaned our plates. And ordered more delicious fries. Have the Boston lettuce salad. Fresh off the farm.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service, knowledgable serverslmerayDined on 11/15/2014Servers were familiar with their wine and made terrific recommendations. Wild bass was a terrific piece of fish. Let us stay and drink wine post dinner without any rushing. Fabulous place!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect for what we neededKathyGDined on 11/9/2014Needed a quiet restaurant for a relatively early dinner after seeing a Sunday matinee. It was nice and quiet--perfect for conversation. The food was quite good, traditional bistro fare. My husband and I had the rabbit and our friend had the pork loin...both excellent. The only down was the house wines were quite ordinary at best. The cabernet sauvignon was not good at all...Still, I would go back.Special Features:
- French Country DelightTommyLeeDined on 11/8/2014We selected the restaurant based on an Open Table review and it exceeded our expectations. The food preparation was incredible. My wife is a food snob and felt that the cassoulet was the best that she had ever had. My wild bass was equally impressive. We loved the French country atmosphere and the service was impeccable - friendly, unobtrusive, and always there when needed. It's a delightful and intimate restaurant and we will definitely be planning a return visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great French Bistro in MidtowncrisVIPDined on 11/6/2014This is our third time in La Mangeoire and every time we go we vow to go more often. It never disappoints. Two of us had beet salad with endives which was excellent. We had three different entrees, scallops, pasta and the mussels with Fries. All of us gladly shared so we all got to taste the entrees which were delicious and the presentations were lovely. The staff was fun, friendly and helpful. The desserts were good but a notch below the level of the entrees. We look forward to going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- a pleasant surprisebarbEHVIPDined on 11/6/2014we've been walking by for years and finally decided to try it. we'll be back!Special Features:
- Great Food, Service & AmbienceJudyDined on 11/6/2014Recently took my niece to celebrate her birthday. She wanted a French restaurant so I picked La Mangeoire. Have eaten there several times before. The food was really delicious. We both enjoyed our meals. Service was friendly. Gets a little crowded and noisy but the food is the reason you go there. Highly recommend it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always ExcellentMikeVIPDined on 11/1/2014I have been bringing guests here for over twenty years, and it is always an excellent meal with great service in a well appointed space.Special Features:
- PruessmokeyDined on 10/30/2014Prunes have a "bad" rap in this country, but to the French...WOW..the BEST Prunes in Armagnac ever! Viva la France and Prunes!Special Features:
- Perfect eveningPMDFDined on 10/27/2014We spent a wonderful evening in this restaurant. The food was fantastic . Full of flavor . We were advised by Yoan which provided a perfect service. He recommended a wine that was exactly our expectations. We stayed with our two children who were very kindly welcomed . So if you are looking to eat a quality meal and drink good wine , I would recommend this restaurant without hesitation.Special Features:
- plmnyDined on 10/24/2014A pleasant, rustic bistro environment. The service was good, but the food was nothing special. It was much too expensive for lunch.
- Grerat country French bistrocarolDined on 10/22/2014Food is pricey and selection is limited but the cordial nature of the staff and the beautiful French environs make this a popular destination.Special Features:
- Nice place for French country foodFusionFiendVIPDined on 10/21/2014Had a very nice time at the restaurant. The staff was patient and courteous, and took time to explain the menu and the wine selection. The food was tasty and abundant. Would definitely return.Special Features:
- thank youOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/20/2014This was our 3rd visit and once again we were thrilled. We only eat out in NYC 4-5 times per year but keep coming back. We hope to visit again soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Din23VIPDined on 10/19/2014Outstanding service and the food was very good at a reasonable price. Enjoyable. For people that know and appreciate good French cooking.
- French country cooking at its bestDutchVIPDined on 10/18/2014The best Blanquette de Veau in town !!! Excellent location for a romantic dinner for 2 or a group of friends who enjoy French foodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely !NYCMomVIPDined on 10/11/2014My second time dining at this truly lovely, country French, Restaurant. The food is delicious and the service attentive. The only negative - portions are a bit small given the prices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Country French BistroSWMomVIPDined on 10/11/2014This restaurant is quaint and quiet with good food and service. The roasted beet and endive salad was fresh and tasty. My husband had the homemade pate, smoked duck breast, chicken liver mousse and toasted french bread - it was all good. For the main course, I had the mussels in white wine with the best french fries I have ever had. My husband had delicious scallops in a lobster sauce with orzo pasta. We shared profiteroles for dessert. Lovely dinner experience with attentive service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- French countryside in New Yorkvindetable44Dined on 10/7/2014Returned again to La Mangeoire this week. Like a well worn shirt, going there produces a sense of comfort. It is a window to the authentic country cooking of France, not a chic modern place but a place where your parents would have taken you. Christian DeLouvrier continues to turn out superb traditional dishes. The chicken liver mousse was creamy and rife with flavor. My guest, from France commented that it was like "mother made". The blanquette du veau, a deceptively simple looking dish, was equally authentic. The pearl onions cooked to perfection, soft yet crunchy. The veal supple and fluid. Cheese at the end was fine if not extraordinary. And then I stepped back out onto 2nd Avenue and the dream was over.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!!!!ECSNYSEVIPDined on 10/7/2014The WSJ review says it all.... Never disappoints. The food is amazing and the atmosphere is casual and laid back. Owner and Chef are very friendly and accommodating. Superb Wine lsit with great value.Special Features:
- Lovely RestaurantMoofjoVIPDined on 10/2/2014You can't beat the wonderful half-portion menu at LaMangeoire. I thoroughtly enjoyed the scallops on a bed of rice with a glass of Sancerre. The bread, olives, olive oil and anchovy paste on the table for munching are irresistible. This is a wonderful quiet restaurant for a quiet conversation where you can actually hear your companion. I have never been disappointed here.Special Features:
- Always WonderfulNOLAinATLVIPDined on 10/1/2014Have been coming here for years and it's always terrific. Step off of 2nd Avenue and walk in to the French countryside and enjoy!Special Features:
- Midtown gemeat2live2eatDined on 9/22/2014We enjoyed an inspired fare of French cuisine in this intimate and relaxing location featuring wonderful tasty breads, large selection of French wines, and a varied menu including mussels, cllops, squid and golden brown roasted chicken with some very interesting sauces. The service was impeccable, and the wait staff and maitre d' were very accomodating to our special seating needs (one gues with hearing impairment, and one in a wheelchair). The three of enjoyed a memorable meal and would return for another if we find ourselves in the neighborhood again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mediocreSDJGVIPDined on 9/22/2014Mediocre French food. I have no reason to go back with so many choices in NYC.
- Excellent though priceyFranVIPDined on 9/20/2014This has got to e the most delicious onion soup ANYWHERE! But, come with a high price, worth a visit.Special Features:
- Great French FoodOGWCDined on 9/18/2014La Mangeoire has a relaxed atmosphere and great food. The service is solid. The reason to go is the cuisine. The wine list is large and worth perusing in some detail. Wine from many corners of France, trodden and less well followed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MarilynBreeDined on 9/13/2014Food too expensive and they even did not have a duck dinner.
- Better and betterurbanstrategistDined on 9/11/2014I live in the neighborhood and have been enjoying La Mangeoire for many years. It only seems to get better. The service is attentive without being intrusive; there is a choice of moderately priced wines; the menu balances the traditional and the imaginative. For a recent birthday celebration, our party of five was seated in a quiet corner which we very much appreciated. Five stars all around.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/9/2014Excellent authentic French food. Calamari appetizer and short rib dinner special were delicious along with the desserts. Great service and great atmosphere. Would definitely go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great experienceVasyaVIPDined on 9/1/2014Great food and service as always, brought a friend visiting from out of town for dinner and he was very impressed. We enjoyed everything - thank you.Special Features:
- Second time this weekJohnawcVIPDined on 8/31/2014My wife and I decided to return three days after our last visit, WE are in town for the US Open and we needed a place that was close to the hotel with great food. This was a proven commodity, and we were to tire to explore much. We were not disappointed. The service and food were excellent, just like our first visit. If you are noise sensetive like we are, ask for a table away from the door. The noise from second avenue can get to be a bit much.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/31/2014Been here a number of times and have tried many menu items--- all are terrific. Great place to have in the neighborhood. Will certainly go backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 8/29/2014This place is way too pricey for what you get. I took out of town company here thinking it would be very special and was embarrassed at how ordinary the meal was for such a high tab. If you are going to charge $16 for a small bowl of soup, it should not be ho-hum.
- Excellent meal, outstanding serviceJohnawcVIPDined on 8/28/2014It is very rare that I write about the service at a restaurant before the food. This is one of those cases. The wait staff was outstanding from the water pourer to the primary server. We never had to ask for them but they were never in the way. A glass near empty would be filled within seconds. Our server made great recommendations. Be sure to ask for the specials. It may save you the trouble of reading the menu. The salmon spread appetizer was superior. The tuna steak, ordered black and blue, was perfect. My wife had a more traditional French selection that was equally as good. The inside environ is blissfully low noise even though it opens onto 2nd Ave. this one has gone on my favorites list.Special Features:
- A neighborhood gemJudithVIPDined on 8/24/2014We have been going to this restaurant for years and it never disappoints. The deorand menu changes in just enough time to keep you coming back.Special Features:
- La Mangeoire is the best!CousinsVIPDined on 8/22/2014Service is perfect, ambience is lovely, and that chicken is the best in the city! As soon as you enter the restaurant you are transported to somewhere in the south of France. Eating here is always a wonderful experience.Special Features:


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An introduction to human fertilization and the challenges facing the sperm and egg. How do they find each other and how do they combine to form a new life?
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Rusted Root Biography
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MICHAEL GLABICKI - lead vocals, guitar
JENN WERTZ - vocals, guitars, percussion
LIZ BERLIN - vocals, guitars, percussion
JIM DONOVAN - drums, percussion, vocals
PATRICK NORMAN - bass, guitar, baritone, vocals, percussion
JOHN BUYNAK - electric guitar, percusssion, flute
"A song is an organism that has a history and has different meanings to many different people," says Rusted Root lead vocalist-guitarist-songwriter Michael Glabicki. "Those people attach themselves to this organism and because of that, it's a ritual, a way to jointly go places."
It's funny; the same can be said for Rusted Root.
The Pittsburgh sextet evolved from a single cellæGlabickiæinto a musical organism of quintessential essence, monumental substance and vast appeal. Its fourth record, Welcome To My Party, is a further, astonishing progression; a distillation of chops and songwriting finesse revealing a distinct musical force.
Produced by Bill Bottrell (Tom Petty, Sheryl Crow and Rusted's platinum When I Woke), Welcome… features eight compositions from Glabicki, one each from vocalists Liz Berlin and recent reenlistment Jenn Wertz, and opens with the funky, percolating "Union 7," the first ever 50-50 lyrical collab between Wertz and Glabicki. These songs capture the essence of a band that is truly a single, thriving organism.
And what is that essence? After a long pause, Glabicki says, "For me, it really comes down to the songs. At this stage of the game, I knew some faults we had in the past. It was a conscious decision to make sure the songs were kept in the forefront and that the band could still do what they do in and around those songs at the right moment."
Rusted Root has songs. It was evident from the beginning with When I Woke's smash single "Send Me On My Way," and is stunningly clear with Welcome…. From the title track, a pinnacle of pop balladry, to Berlin's sunny, reggae-inflected "Too Much;" the shimmering Saturday afternoon vibe of "Hands Are Law;" Wertz's sexy, sinewy rave-up, "Weave;" and the supple Glabicki-Wertz duet "Blue Diamonds," Rusted Root has created a true representation of their every facet.
"Diamonds," is especially remarkable, as it pertains to an accident from Glabicki's childhood. "When I was two-and-a-half years old I was hit by a car and in my unconsciousness, I met this sort of being and she's been by me ever since. We'd sort of have that kind of a deal where she's gonna stick around. It's kind of a love song about that. A love song about an angel."
Welcome…differs from other Rusted records in that it lacks a drum instrumental. Instead, there is "People Of My Village," a thumping, techno-tinged track that nevertheless showcases drummer Jim Donovan's talents (he being a renowned drum clinician and solo artist), including newly acquired computer skills. "I had just started to use my computer as a brand new instrument and it opened me up to a zillion rhythmic possibilities I could have never played on my own. The song is tremendous. It relates to everything we've done in the past but sounds new. That's why I love playing with this band. It's always about pushing boundaries and not putting ourselves in a box."
To that end, Rusted Root approached production differently. Bottrell came in after a four-month preproduction period and spent the first week observing. Says Glabicki, "We had developed our own recording skills and methods, so he just sat in and watched how we worked, which I thought showed his wisdom and enthusiasm. He was willing to feed our process and we brought out things in each other that I think we are all thankful for."
"Root's studio skills have sharpened considerably since I last produced them," says Bottrell. "What has remained unchanged is their live show. Now they're unstoppable."
Welcome to My Party comes after a year off, which the band members used to explore other creative vectors. "We'd reached a point in our creativity where it was just time to examine other musical avenues," reveals Glabicki. "It was a little scary at first; kind of intriguing. We had never done it."
When the band reconnected, heads were clear and there was an electric sense of renewal. "I'd found some new songs and I knew I wanted to do a majority of them with the band," he says. "We just all got together and started jamming and it inspired me to take certain songs in different directions." He pauses, then elaborates, "Sometimes when you're having…in a song, an emotion, your friends can show you different ways of expressing it."
But one thingæa person, ratheræwas missing. He explains: "I really wanted and perhaps, even needed, Jenn to come back." Wertz had left Rusted Root after the release of When I Woke, but continued her songwriting and fronted several solo projects. She and Glabicki began hanging out together again, drinking and talking music, bouncing ideas off each other, and he asked her to return.
"We talked about it a lot," she says, "in terms of 'let's make it a lot of fun and do it right this time.' We made a pact to do that." Wertz joined the band for one show in summer 2000 and says it "just felt really great." The audience welcomed her warmly and one show flowed into an album.
Glabicki founded Rusted Root upon returning from a post-high school trip to South America in 1988. After a false start with one group of musicians, he called Berlin, an old friend with whom he'd collaborated previously, and asked her to sing with him. Through her came drummer Donovan, with whom she'd taken an African drumming classæthis being a prerequisite Glabicki had established. Donovan recruited Norman, another classmate, to play guitar (he'd later switch to bass guitar, helping shape Rusted Root's rhythm-centric sound). A year later, multi-instrumentalist, visual artist and bicycle messenger John Buynak and vocalist Jenn Wertz, originally hired to photograph the group, signed on. Buynak's distinctive artwork would give Rusted Root a strong visual image.
Rusted Root would adopt a hard-touring way, their polyrhythmic multiculti rock and soul picking up devotees like a junkyard magnet as they swept across the nation. In 1990, they self-released a CD, Cruel Sun. The disc attracted Mercury Records which signed the band and released When I Woke (1994). Two more records (Remember in 1996 and the self-titled third in 1998), three EPs (Evil Ways, Live, and Airplane), a home video (Rusted Root Live) and miscellaneous film and TV soundtrack credits (Twister, Mathilda, Home For the Holidays, Party of Five, Homicide and the upcoming animated feature, Ice Age) followed. Welcome To My Party is the icing.
"It was a conscious effort to take our time and not let anything interfere with that process," says Glabicki. "We made sure that every element of the songs and the music were well maintained and brought into the spotlight." Norman sums up it up well: "Rusted Root has always been a beautiful collaborative effort all around. It's a pleasure just to create music together."
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Johnson's Corner continues legacy of great food, service
By Larry Dreiling
As a kid, my parents would make a Sunday drive every couple of months or so from the Denver suburbs up to Fort Collins, Colo., to visit my Uncle Joe and Aunt Louise, who'd usually reciprocate in the months in between.
The routine was pretty usual: Early Mass, then we'd all pile in the car and head up I-25. All the way up the highway, we'd see these huge yellow signs telling us how far it was to Johnson's Corner, where we'd take a breakfast stop.
Built just a few years before I was born--and shortly before I-25 would run right in front of it--Johnson's Corner has been a landmark to truckers and all other travelers in northern Colorado since 1951.
And those big yellow signs? They're still around, too, beckoning me and lots of others off the highway and into the parking lot to come on in, take a break, have a good meal and enjoy the company of family and friends--even the ones you've just met at the counter or an adjoining booth. It's pretty friendly.
Since the time when Joe Johnson and his business partner, Clayton Bearly, started Johnson's Corner to the opening of I-25 in 1954, to today, Johnson's Corner has never closed. Even when Joe Johnson died, in 1981, the big truck stop didn't close. Today, it's owned and managed by his stepson, Chauncey Taylor, keeping a vow to his mother to keep the place in family hands and to never let it close.
Never was this vow more true than about five years ago, when Taylor decided to embark on a massive remodeling project to bring Johnson's Corner up to date for another 50 years of service to motorists and truckers. Remodeling went on while the truck stop stayed open.
The cost of the project was $6.5 million. Everything became new while still retaining the cozy touches of yesterday. The convenience store got a huge expansion, while the smoking area picked up a new enclosed ventilation system. The overall space had to have been expanded by at least one-third the original. The kitchen was completely redone; more seating was added as Taylor acquired more land around the old facility to add a slew of new parking spaces while moving the fueling areas to the south.
The key to any great truck stop is great food. There are plenty of hash houses out there, but few with the pride of service and flavor of food as Johnson's Corner.
Probably the one big specialty item Johnson's Corner is known for is their "World Famous Cinnamon Roll," which for $2.50 is a pretty good buy. They're popular, too. About 750 of these rolls are sold daily.
Breakfast is served simple, but in nice variety. Sure, you can get bacon and eggs, but corned beef, pork chops, and German sausage is also available.
The lunch menu has a big sandwich menu. There's no salad bar, but there are a number of salad and soup selections. Try the teriyaki chicken salad. It's a nice meal in itself.
One of the things I've noticed lately is that the truck stop business is realizing that truckers and travelers are watching their weight more vigorously than before. Johnson's Corner is no exception, with an extensive "modest dinner" menu with smaller portions that retain good tasting items.
That helps you leave room for pie. There's always room for pie. Like the cinnamon rolls, the pies--and cakes--are homemade. All of this good stuff is served up by a really nice wait staff.
A truck stop is more than food. It's a place to relax and, for truckers, an extension of their rolling offices. The trucker services area is way more than extensive, with creature comforts I've not seen anywhere before.
Trucker showers with hot tubs? This is the first place I've heard of or seen pictures of them. There's a huge truckers' lounge, a nice laundry area, and a big phone bank, which, even in the days of cell phones, still gets plenty of use.
The convenience store expansion includes a "Travelin' Pets" section, with pet food, special treats and other needs. It's amazing how many people in trucking and other businesses travel with their companion animals.
While they are not attached to the truck stop, around the main facility is a motel, an extensive diesel and auto repair shop, a trucker's chapel and an RV park with a service center.
Taking care of truckers and travelers is what Johnson's Corner has been doing for more than 50 years. Obviously, the new generation of ownership loves the place and loves the clientele it serves. It shows in the new look and in the faces of its employees.
Johnson's Corner
2842 S.E. Frontage Rd.
(I-25 and Exit 254)
Loveland, CO 80537
(970) 667-2069
Always open.
Seniors and kids menu, with 10 percent discounts for seniors on regular menu items.
Credit cards accepted.
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D&RG / D&RGW Tennessee Pass Route History
Tennessee Pass Route Facts
From: Salida, CO
To: Glenwood Springs, CO
Miles: 145
Built: 1880-1887 (NG)
To 3R: 1890 (Salida-Malta)
To SG: 1890/1911
The first part of the line from Salida, CO, up to Malta (near Leadville) was constructed as part of the narrow gauge extension of the Royal Gorge Route route in 1880. The next year, 1881, was more of the same. The branch from Malta to Cranes Park was extended over the Divide at Tennessee Pass, and then down the Eagle River valley/canyon to Red Cliff to serve a new pocket of silver mining. 1882 brought two more miles from Red Cliff to Rock Creek. Aside from more spurs around Leadville, the line over Tennessee essentially stayed the same until 1887.
By late 1886, a new silver boom was starting near Aspen, CO. The race was on between the Colorado Midland and the Denver & Rio Grande to see which road would tap the new mines first. The D&RG completed all 104 miles of the new narrow gauge line west from Red Cliff, through Glenwood Canyon to Glenwood Springs, CO, and then back up the Roaring Fork to Aspen (the Aspen Branch) by the end of 1887, handily beating the Colorado Midland.
As part of the Rio Grande's massive efforts between 1888 and 1890 to construct a standard gauge mainline across the mountains, the Tennessee Pass route became the obvious choice. Most of the route was suitable to direct conversion – meaning curvature and gradient was well in line with standard gauge practices.
In 1889-1890, the first Tennessee Pass tunnel was bored under the Divide, 200 feet lower than the original crossing. Initially, narrow gauge rails were run through it until the rest of the route was ready for standard-gauging. By late 1890, the section from Salida to Malta had been converted to dual gauge track.
In 1945, a new, larger Tennessee Pass tunnel was constructed, replacing the original tunnel constructed in 1890. The new tunnel was just geographically west of the original tunnel.
Tennessee Pass was a tough, and therefore costly, railroad to operate. With 3%+ grades on the west side and frequently heavy snowfall, Tennessee Pass was inferior to the ex-D&SL Moffat Route crossing via the Moffat Tunnel. However, the saving grace of Tennessee Pass would be the Pueblo gateway onto the Missouri Pacific.
With booming demand for Colorado's cleaner coal in the 1970s and 1980s thanks to the Clean Air Act and the oil embargo, it only made sense to send the product over the Tennessee Pass and directly to Pueblo for interchange with the Missouri Pacific, rather than going via the Moffat Route and then down the Joint Line. However, many, including 1980s Rio Grand President WJ Holtman, argued that having two mainline crossings of the Divide was more than the Rio Grande could really afford.
1987 was the first time the powers that be attempted to shut down Tennessee Pass. Having successfully routed nearly all traffic via the Moffat (which pushed the Moffat Tunnel to near capacity), only two trains per day were left going over Tennessee. The experiment would be short-lived, however.
Philip Anschutz and Rio Grande Industries purchased Southern Pacific in 1988. Wanting to capitalize on the new, shorter, combined D&RGW-SP Central Corridor route from California's Bay Area to points east, the additional traffic would be more than the Moffat could handle. In addition, some of the tunnels on the Front Range were known to have clearance issues with double-stacked containers. So, a furious effort was made to not only reactivate Tennessee, but bring it in line with modern mainline standards – heavier rail, new ties and ballast, and working on a few problem tunnels to improve clearance. By the end of 1988, the line was officially back from the threshold of death. In only about eight years, the line went from two trains per day between Minturn and the summit to as many as thirty (including light helper sets). Despite traffic having been built up to this level, the beginning of a very quick end was less than a year away.
On 11,Sep. 1996, Southern Pacific and Union Pacific merged in order to survive the recently created super-competitor, BNSF. One of the touted cost savings of the merger would be the elimination of Tennessee Pass, since UP planned to route all traffic east out of Denver on an upgraded Kansas Pacific line. The UP line east from Pueblo would then also be abandoned as well.
Only just shy of a year after the UP-SP merger, on 23, Aug.1997 the last revenue train went over the pass.
Today, only the very western and eastens ends of the route are still active. From Dotsero-Glenwood Springs, CO, the route forms part of the modern Union Pacific main as part of the line from Denver via the Moffat Route and Dotsero Cutoff. A local out of Grand Junction runs east beyond Dotsero several times a week to the drywall plant at Gypsum, but that's as far as any regular train steps onto the former Tennessee Pass line. From time to time, UP will store cuts of coal hoppers on the unused stretch between Gypsum and Wolcott, but these moves are irregular at best. The line is no longer formally up for abandonment, but UP also has no intentions of reactivating it in the near future, either.
D&RG / D&RGW Royal Gorge Route Route History
Royal Gorge Route Facts
From: Pueblo, CO
To: Salida, CO
Miles: 94.6
Built: 1876-80 (NG)
To 3R: 1888
To SG: 1911
The Royal Gorge Route has, quite possibly, one of strangest histories of the entire Rio Grande system. The initial part of the route – from Pueblo to Florence and then down the branch to the coal mines (later the Coal Branch) – was constructed as the final part of the narrow gauge Denver-Pueblo Main constructed in 1872. This connected the railroad to a source of revenue and fuel, but angered Canon City residents.
Fremont County residents (primarily Canon City) had approved a $50k bond issue to lure the D&RG to town in 1871, and in the end didn't get their railroad. Two years later in 1873, the railroad asked again, but this time for $100,000. This time, despite a narrowly positive referedum, the county commissioners didn't go for it and didn't give in to the railroad's terms. Canon City residents, however, decided to go it alone, approving $50k in cash and $50k in land grants in early 1874. This time, rather than holding out for more cash, rails were completed into Canon City on 6,Jul. 1874.
Construction stalled at that point for several years while the Rio Grande pursued routes southward and battled ongoing problems with debt. Eventually, the D&RG found itself leased out to its arch-rival, the AT&SF. Through a subsidiary – the Pueblo & Arkansas Valley – the AT&SF built westward through the Royal Gorge in 1879 towards the booming lead and silver mining districts around Leadville.
The Pueblo & Arkansas Valley completed 22 miles of track through the Royal Gorge (known at the time as the Grand Canyon of the Arkansas) from Canon City to Texas Creek – including the famous Hanging Bridge. As a condition of the Treaty of Boston, the P&AV track through the gorge was sold to the D&RG in 1880. To make the line useful, it was extended another 89 miles from Texas Creek to Malta, at the base of the hill below Leadville. Various branches sprouted from that point towards the actual mines near Fremont Pass. (Climax)
Narrow gauge through the Grand Canyon of the Arkansas (Royal Gorge)
The line remained narrow gauge until 1888, when it became one of the first routes converted to dual gauge. Partially this was done to handle the heavy freight coming out of Leadville, but primarily this was done to provide a standard gauge route west in order to compete effectively with the ever-expanding Colorado Midland. The dual gauge also lasted longer than it did nearly anywhere else, with the third rail between Salida and Pueblo lasting until 1911, presumably because of the narrow gauge Calumet and Monarch Branches, as well as the narrow gauge mainline over Marshall Pass.
Two major route changes have occurred since the line was originally constructed. The first came with the great Arkansas River flood of 1921. The flooding decimated the line, particularly the Canon City to Pueblo segment, requiring nearly the entire stretch to be reconstructed. The second occurred with the construction of the Pueblo Reservoir in 1969. The dam would impound the waters of the Arkansas from just above Pueblo back to just above Swallows, flooding the original D&RG right of way under more than a hundred feet of water. The new route was moved to the north side of the new reservoir, with the old line removed west of the dam in 1969. The section east of the dam survived until 1976, as it was used to assist in construction of the dam.
Despite efforts to shut down the Royal Gorge Route and Tennessee Pass, the line survived as a vital link in the system through the D&RGW era and the SP era. The UP era, on the other hand, wasn't so kind. Only just shy of a year after the UP-SP merger, on 23-Aug-1997, the last train went over the pass.
In 1998, the Pueblo-Parkdale section was sold to Rock & Rail and the Canon City & Royal Gorge, with Union Pacific maintaining trackage rights. The Canon City & Royal Gorge runs regular tourist trains through the Royal Gorge. Rock & Rail runs rock trains from the Parkdale quarry to Colorado Springs, as well as provides switching services for the cement plant at Portland.
Brief History of Salida
Salida is the county seat of Chaffee County and its largest city, with a population of 5,504 in 2000. The city is the service, supply, and tourism center for the Upper Arkansas River Valley.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad bypassed the existing settlement of Cleora to establish Salida in 1880. The railroad line along the north / east side of the Arkansas River was established in the late 1870's and operated steadily through the 1970's as a freight hauler, with some passenger service.
Salida became a major division point for the D&RG, which erected extensive railroad facilities north of the commercial district on the opposite bank of the Arkansas River. The city developed quickly and became the hub of a prosperous mining and agricultural region within a decade of its founding.
Railroad activity began to decline in the 1950s and, in 1971, Salida ceased to be a division point for the D&RG. The line, which connects Pueblo on the east and Grand Junction on the west, is known as the Tennessee Pass line, and is one of a few rail routes over the continental divide.
Excursion and Commuter rail in the Arkansas River Valley
In 1988 D&RG merged with Southern Pacific Railroad, and in 1996, Union Pacific purchased Southern Pacific. With closure of many mining operations, and mergers and consolidations of railroad operators, Union Pacific ceased regular operations on the Tennessee Pass line in 1997. The line has not been abandoned, leaving potential for future use.
In Colorado, tourism, recreation, and arts related enterprises have grown in importance during the second half of the twentieth century.
Local public transit is limited as there is currently limited local public transit. Reducing the need for automobile dependency is a fundamental reason for creating transit options in the community. As the population ages and fuel prices rise, accessible mass transportation becomes more important.
The expansion of passenger rail and commencement of a rail project in the Arkansas River Valley would create immediate jobs, spur economic development and resurrect a bygone American industry, while supporting a more sustainable and balanced national transportation plan.
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"Because normal people don't stand around naked in the rain?" –Jessy, displaying his "common sense."
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Southern Inner City, Copenhagen
A walking tour of the southern inner city of Copenhagen can take in Tivoli, museums and historic sites.
Walking from Town Hall Square and crossing H. C. Andersens Boulevard brings us to the famous Tivoli amusement park and pleasure gardens (main entrance in Vesterbrogade), with more than 20 attractions including a roller coaster, roundabouts, halls of mirrors and halls of horror, pantomime theaters, puppet theaters, open-air theaters etc., 29 restaurants and cafes, a flower garden and a concert hall.Starting in 1994 Tivoli, which inspired Walt Disney's theme park empire, has opened for the Christmas holidays.One-quarter of the park, including six restaurants and one theater, is open from mid-November to Dec. 23 and entrance is free.
Address: Vesterbrogade 3, DK-1630 Copenhagen, Denmark
Louis Tussaud's Wax Museum (closed)
In addition to the entrance to Tivoli on Vesterbrogade there are three others, including one for parties on H. C. Andersens Boulevard. In the entrance building here can be found Louis Tussaud's Waxworks, with figures of Danish and foreign personalities, including King Christian IV, H. C. Andersen, Karen Blixen, Albert Einstein, Pablo Picasso, Gandhi, ex-President Bush etc.ATTRACTION IS CLOSED.
Tivoli Museum
On three floors in Hans Christian Andersen Castle in central Copenhagen will be found the newly-opened Tivoli Museum. It portrays in a graphic and amusing manner the 150 years and more of the history of the world-famous leisure park.
Address: H.C. Andersens Boulevard 22, Denmark
City Museum
The Municipal Museum (Københavns Bymuseum), is where visitors can obtain a general idea of the city's 800 year history. Room 14 contains the Søren-Kierkegaard Collection, which was inaugurated in 1960. In summer, a model of the city of Copenhagen is displayed in front of the building.
Address: Vesterbrogade 59, DK-1620 Copenhagen, Denmark
Tycho Brahe Planetarium
From the main entrance to Tivoli it is worth making a small detour westwards via Axeltorv to Copenhagen's latest attraction, the Tycho Brahe Planetarium which opened in 1989. This planetarium is one of the largest of its kind in Europe. The highly technical laser and film shows in the domed cinema with its 23m/75ft screen have proved very popular. The cylindrical building was designed by the Danish architect Knud Munk.The theater seats 275.
Address: Gl. Kongevej 10, DK-1610 Copenhagen, Denmark
Ny Carlsberg Glyptothek
The Ny Carlsberg Glyptothek contains the private collections of Carl and Ottillia Jacobsen. The museum displays a fine collection of antiquities and modern art.
National Museum
The National Museum in Copenhagen is especially famed for its collection detailing Danish history. The Museum is also home to the Rococo style Prince's Palace building.
Christiansborg Palace
Christiansborg Palace serves as the seat of the Danish Government. The Palace's Royal Rooms are open for tourists to see on guided tours.
Royal Arsenal Museum
On the other side of Tøjhusgade can be found the Arsenal (Tøjhus), which now houses the Military Museum (Tøjhusmuseet), with its collection of weapons, armour and uniforms.H.W. Bissen's "Istedløven" ("Isted Lion") stands in the courtyard.
Address: Frederiksholms Kanal 29, DK-1214 Copenhagen, Denmark
Royal Library
By a park near Copenhagen's Arsenal stands the Royal Library (Det Kongelige Bibliotek), with 1,700,000 volumes and 52,000 manuscripts. It is the National Library and also functions as a Danish book museum. Note the old reading-room.The library museum is free for all to visit.
Address: Søren Kierkegaards Plads 1, DK-1016 Copenhagen, Denmark
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Northwest of Christiansborg Palace lies the Thorvaldsens Museum, with works by Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770-1844), the greatest of all Danish sculptors. The building, in Neo-classical style, was constructed in 1839-48 to designs by Gottlieb Bindesboll. On the exterior facing the canal are frescoes depicting Thorvaldsen's return from Rome in 1838. In addition to Thorvaldsen's works the museum contains his own private art collection.The museum is one of Denmarks oldest buildings.
Address: Bertel Thorvaldsens Plads 2, DK-1213 Copenhagen, Denmark
Fishwife Statue
In Gammel Strand in central Copenhagen, on the opposite side of the canal from the Thorvaldsen Museum, can be seen the 1940 statue of an old fishwife (Fiskerkone). Every morning by the statue fish sellers offer their wares.
Stock Exchange
Southeast of Christiansborg, facing Copenhagen harbor, stands the Exchange (Børsen), built in 1619-20 in the Dutch Renaissance style. Its tower is 54m/177ft high, with a spire formed by the intertwined tails of four dragons. This and the green patina of the copper roof are characteristic of the building, which is one of Copenhagen's emblems. The business of the Exchange is now carried on at Nikolaj Plads 8, while the old Exchange houses the offices of the Copenhagen Chamber of Trade.
Address: Børsgade, Denmark
Holmen's Church
The 17th century Holmen Church (Holmens Kirke) in central Copenhagen was intended as a church for seamen. The "Royal Doorway" was brought here from Roskilde Cathedral in the 19th century. Fine features of the interior are a Baroque altar of unpainted oak and a carved pulpit by Abel Schroder the Younger, both dating from around 1660. In a side chapel can be seen various tombs including that of the naval hero Niels Juel (d. 1697).The style is predominantly Dutch renaissance. The ruler Queen Margrethe II was married here in 1967.
Address: Holmens Kanal, Denmark
Post and Tele Museum
The 400 year long history of Danish communication is featured in this museum close to the Holy Ghost Church.
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