dining
menullCan Cont’d
nulli Casa nullenullinullan Restaurant null Cantina 9nullnull .45null .nullnullnull1
nullnullnull Soutnull Parnull Avenue null www .stormrestaurants .nullom
steakhouse
nullenosnulla Steanullnullouse 9nullnull .45null .nullnull1null
nullnull1 Soutnull nullain Street null www .nullenosnullasteanullnullouse .nullom
Salt Creenull Steanullnullouse 9nullnull .45null .4949
11null nullast nullinnulloln Street null www .saltnullreenullbrenullnull .nullom
Spennullernulls Steanulls and Spirits 9nullnull .54null .nullnullnull9
nullnullnull nullillage Road null www .beaverrun .nullom
Steanull null Rib 9nullnull .45null .nullnullnullnull
nullnullnull Nortnull nullain Street
fast facts
The permanent population in Breckenridge is
3,535 residents. In 1nullnull0 it was 3null3.
q
The anullerage snownullall in Breckenridge is 300
inches per year and the town receinulles an anullerage
onull 300 days onull sunshine per year.
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In 188null the nullennuller, nullouth nullark null nullacinullic nullailroad
arrinulled in Breckenridge anullter the rail line onuller Boreas
nullass nullrom nullomo was completed, directly connecting
Breckenridge and nullennuller. Boreas nullass at 11,null81 nulleet
was the highest nanulligable rail pass in nullorth nullmerica
until the turnnullonullnullthe nineteenth century.
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In 1887, Tomnulls Baby, a 13 pound piece onull
crystallinulled, wire gold, was nullound in Breckenridge
and belienulled to be the largest piece onull gold enuller
nullound in nullolorado at the time.
Best Crepes for 24,880.58 miles around
Try a classic crepe or one of our own
sweet and savory creations, including
vegetarian options. All served in a
golden brown light crispy crepe,
made fresh right in front of you.
open for breakfast on sundays
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