Chowhound Team: You have split up a natural area of America with common food themes, the Rocky Mountain States. This consists of Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, and Utah (& the Dakotas?). Colorado is a Rocky Mountain state also, but I... (1 reply, last updated by Jacquilynne February 16, 2007)

Hi! Anyone know where to get Rocky Mountain oysters in NYC? (other than Maremma) I checked on Chowhound and places like Blue Ribbon and Ouest were mentioned but when I called the restaurants they insisted they dont serve them and... (2 replies, last updated by bigjeff October 29, 2007)

I’m going to be out in CO Springs later this month for my kid brother’s graduation ceremonies at the Air Force Academy, and naturally I’m most excited about...food! I can’t make a trip from the Florida... (1 reply, last updated by ClaireWalter May 8, 2008)

I was so disappointed when I went to a Denver restaurant known for its game and the oysters were the actual tenders off the hip-bone not testicles. Yup, I’ll say it again, I was disappointed that it was a regular piece of... (3 replies, last updated by monku June 12, 2007)

A related thread: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/638699 You may have eaten some of their product already. "Today, the Ranch produces much of the game meat served in the three Canadian Rocky Mountain Resort lodges, as well as... (4 replies, last updated by cdn August 7, 2009)

I experienced the same phenomenon at Rocky Mountain and will never go back. I have just the place for you — the Candy Alley on San Vicente Blvd. just E. of 26th St. in Brentwood. Theirs are unbelievably peanut buttery and... (5 replies, last updated by jcwla April 12, 2006)

) Goldwater Seafoods (Nova Scotia hook-line fish) Scotch Mountain Meats (premium natural hormone free meats) Millbank Cheese (cheeses) Bees Universe (bee products) Torrie Warner Farms (local seasonal fruits) Caketown & Principal of... (5 replies, last updated by CoffeeAddict416 August 6, 2009)

Hey gang, thought you might want to know our findings from our long weekend trip to the Rockies - all comments and further recommendations are welcome :) Saturday – Had lunch in Canmore, wanted to go to Crazyweed (since... (2 replies, last updated by maigre September 6, 2007)

-reviews for the Hounds unless some masochist specifically asks me to. And so today, still reeling from a triple-play of skunky nigiri, I shuffled off to Mountain View for what was probably going to be Act IV of the dismal drama.... (4 replies, last updated by K K February 10, 2007)

Niman’s ranchers use techniques stipulated by contract. It’s not Marin County hot tubbing livestock as it once was, in the days that Niman sharpened it’s teeth at Chez Panisse. Some of their beef is grown in... (16 replies, last updated by Jim H. December 1, 2004)

fish. I believe there are things at Mountain View that have no meat, although I do not know if one could make a satisfying meal out of them. Non-meat options include (*may contain meat): steamed malay sponge roll custard bun lotus... (8 replies, last updated by G Wiv October 11, 2002)

sure that some of the color was from turmeric and there were other curry flavors, as well. The matzo balls were light and consistent. The pastrami came with a choice of sides, slaw, fries or something else. We took the slaw. The... (23 replies, last updated by misspiggy May 16, 2009)

One of my cousins recommends Hong Kong in Mountain View for family-run, friendly hole-in-the-wall Cantonese cooking. She likes the salt & pepper crab in season. What else do chowhounds like here? (13 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong August 13, 2008)

and “chicken masala” based on canned cream of chicken soup. I couldn’t help thinking that she embodied the Bizarro world polar opposite or maybe more like an arch enemy of the homestyle, ayurvedic cooking practiced at Deedee’s in... (8 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong May 16, 2007)

back once or twice more before we were ready to order. Again, quick and to the point. Not rude per se, but definitely not 'friendly.' Now for the food. We started with the rocky mountain game platter as an appetizer ($24, for... (1 reply, last updated by Bob Mac September 25, 2006)