Food And Dining locations near Avondale, CO

Musso's Restaurant

Food And Dining

📍 35250 US Highway 50 E, Pueblo, CO, 81006

📞 719-948-9733

OUR STORY..... Carl Musso never started with a grand plan, in fact, what he had was a sausage recipe from our ancestors in Lucca, Sicily. He wanted to share the amazing tasteful sausage with the Pueblo County area, so he opened Musso's Restaurant in 1991. He never expected it to become what it has became today. Carl passed on the family business to his only daughter, Lisa Musso. The restaurant has been feeding regulars and getting new customers everyday for over 20 years now! Our secret? It's not one, admittedly. Our special ingredients are a big part. An unrelenting love for sausage is another big part. Between the two, we believe we have our sausage bases covered. WE USE ONLY THE BEST INGREDIENTS AND COOK FOOD FROM SCRATCH THAT KEEP CUSTOMERS COMING BACK AGAIN & AGAIN! The restaurant serves both breakfast and lunch. Our hearty breakfast is available all day, seven days a week. The lunch menu offers our famous Fuggedaboudit sausage sandwich. The Fuggedaboudit comes with American, Swiss and Provolone cheese, topped with Musso Farms home grown roasted chilies. Another one of our most desired meals is the Sicilian Slopper. The Sicilian Slopper is an open faced sausage sandwich smothered in homemade green chile.

Giodone's

Food And Dining

📍 23344 Highway 50 E, Pueblo, CO, 81006

📞 719-545-7860

Serving So. Colorado Since 1939 Giodone's 23344 Hwy 50 E, Pueblo, CO 81006 (Old HWY 50 East of Blende) Open at 11am for Lunch and Dinner, Wednesday through Sunday. Giodone's Italian Restaurant is family owned and has been serving Southern Colorado for over 70 years. Since 1939! If you are looking for great Italian food and a great atmosphere to relax and unwind, Giodone's is the place to be. • Homemade Italian Food • Pasta • Pizza • Wine We accept all majorcredit cards.

Blackjack Pizza

Food And Dining

📍 1000 W 6th St, Pueblo, CO, 81003

📞 719-583-0900

Blackjack Pizza was founded in 1983 by Vince Schmuhl. After working several years for Dominos Pizza, the founder felt that there was plenty of room for competitors in the fast growing pizza delivery business. At that time, Dominos Pizza was the only major player in the pizza delivery business in the Rocky Mountain region and he felt that customers would really appreciate an alternative to Dominos Pizza. The first Blackjack Pizza store was opened on June 29, 1983 in Federal Heights, CO. The second store opened in Greeley, CO in February of 1984. Vince continued to open new stores, mainly in the Denver Metro Area. By 1986, there were six corporate owned stores and one franchisee in operation. In 1988, Blackjack officially became a franchisor using the concept of an owner/operator franchisee at each store location. Several corporate stores were sold to franchisees, and other franchisees were added to the system through conversions of independent operators who saw the value in being part of Blackjack Pizza. We have continued to add franchise outlets to the system under a policy of slow, controlled growth. Today there are 45 stores in operation in four states. What made us think that we could compete with national chains? It’s been said that if you don’t have a competitive advantage — a compelling reason for customers to call you rather than your competitor — then you should not compete. Dominos Pizza has built its business on fast service. Almost everything they do has one purpose in mind; to get the pizza to the customer as quickly as possible. The 30 minute guarantee was their trademark. We knew we would have to match the 30 minute service standard set by Dominos if we wanted to have any chance at all of surviving in this business. We began by designing our system to provide our customers with the quickest possible delivery service. With delivery times about the same, why would customers call Blackjack Pizza instead of Dominos? Two reasons: 1 – our pizza tastes better (better quality) and 2 – our pizza is a better value (it costs less). One of our earliest advertising tag lines was “Better Pizza, Better Price” and that still holds true today.