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12 Colorado Front Range Buffets That Locals Say Still Do Things Like It’s The 1980s
['April Covey']
Ever After in the Woods
The lunch buffet here has been a midday anchor for the area long enough that regulars don’t really need to check if it’s running.
The buffet format hasn’t been replaced by a trendy prix fixe lunch or a limited menu with artisanal flourishes.
If you’ve been sleeping on Windsor as a food stop, this is a reasonable place to start reconsidering.
Castle Rock deserves more credit as a food stop, and Tamarind is a good reason to make the exit.
Keeping a buffet format clean and well-stocked requires consistent daily effort, and the fact that recent visitors are flagging it positively suggests the kitchen is paying attention.