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2028 14th Street
Boulder, CO 80302
303.998.9350 |
NOW OPEN!
Located just south of the Boulder Theater
Open daily 5pm Daily
Happy Hour 5pm-7pm, $3 well, draft beer, & house wine.
Sunday and Monday Night Football- ALL NIGHT HAPPY HOUR
Introducing for your culinary pleasure- GEORGE’S! Boulder Theater is proud to present the next generation in comfort food; spanning the world of fine contemporary dining, George’s Food and Drink provides the eager patron with a one-of-a-kind edible experience.
SAMPLE MENU
Appetizers
Olive & Cheese Board
Half Artichoke
Bacon Wrapped Dates
Soups and Salads
Tomato Soup
Arugula Salad
Simple Greens
Plates
Chicken Salad Sandwich
BLT
Ham & Cheese Panini
George's Panini
Farmers Panini
Pulled Pork
Sausage & Peppers
Crispy Braised Chicken
Farro Casserole
Flatbread |
Sweets
Brownie
Strawberry Sorbet
Gelato
Gelato Affogato
Butterscotch Pudding
Sides
Cornbread
Soup
Greens
Happy Hour
White Bean Dip
Spicy Roasted Almonds
Cheese Panini
Italian Panini
Simple Greens
Bacon Wrapped Dates
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Found just south of the historic Boulder Theater, George’s is named for George Paper, Manager of the Curran Theater (now Boulder Theater) in the 1920s. Legend has it that as manager of the Curran, George was fixing the lighting rigging above the main floor when he accidentally slipped, inadvertently hanging himself in the wiring. While much mystery surrounds this legend (his obituary which ran in the Daily Camera in April, 1944, makes no mention of any accident and cites his place of death as Fitzsimmons Medical Center) one thing is for sure: generation after generation of Boulder Theater patrons and employees have seen and felt the presence of a friendly specter roaming the halls, stealing light bulbs and protecting the premise from multiple theft attempts. In his trademark 1920s style suit, this ghost has repeatedly been reported as resembling the late George Paper.
So stop by for a drink, an inalienable piece of Boulder history and your chance to make friends with a kindly man who has made his home open for all to share. But maybe don’t come alone…
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