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Dry Creek Café is a favorite destination for casual outdoor dining in the Heights. It's better known as a place for people-watching than for its average burgers and sandwiches. But there are some menu stand-outs including an impressive ahi tuna salad.
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The medium-rare slices of fish on the grilled ahi tuna salad at Dry Creek Café were a juicy watermelon pink in the middle, with a lovely crust of black pepper and spices on the outer edges. The gorgeous fish was served over lettuce tossed with... More »
The food is incredible and will not break your pocket book! Portions are big. Have a large choice for vegetarians as well as foodies. Try the shrimp and cheese grits. BYOB spot
Sure, you can't drink here -- but beer and wine will only fill you up, and you want to have plenty of room for all the delicious menu items at Dry Creek. Try a flavored limeade instead of a mixed drink as you dip into their fried goodies, tasty burgers and a great salad (order it with the creamy serrano dressing). Right on Yale, the place has a great patio and a nice indoor atmosphere too, and it's great for lunch or a lazy dinner. It's just a few blocks away from its boozy... More »
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