Hospitality & Tourism  July 12, 2019

Cycling-themed restaurant opens in Boulder

BOULDER — Luminaries of the cycling world were on hand Wednesday for the grand opening of Strade Bianche Cafe, a new bike-themed Boulder restaurant by chef Fabio Flagiello.

Flagiello was previously the executive chef at Bacaro Venetian Taverna and owner of Pastavino.

The 60-seat Strade Bianche Cafe features “fresh homemade pasta dishes and is adorned with cycling memorabilia, including vintage jerseys, bikes, photographs, and posters autographed by world champions and Boulder-based cycling professionals,” according to a restaurant news release.

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Notable attendees at the grand opening included former Women’s Tour de France champion Marianne Martin, former US National Cycling champion Thomas Prehn, US Women’s National Cyclocross champion Kristin Weber and reigning IRONMAN American and European champion Rudy Von Berg, the release said.

BOULDER — Luminaries of the cycling world were on hand Wednesday for the grand opening of Strade Bianche Cafe, a new bike-themed Boulder restaurant by chef Fabio Flagiello.

Flagiello was previously the executive chef at Bacaro Venetian Taverna and owner of Pastavino.

The 60-seat Strade Bianche Cafe features “fresh homemade pasta dishes and is adorned with cycling memorabilia, including vintage jerseys, bikes, photographs, and posters autographed by world champions and Boulder-based cycling professionals,” according to a restaurant news release.

Notable attendees at the grand opening included former Women’s Tour de France champion…

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A Maryland native, Lucas has worked at news agencies from Wyoming to South Carolina before putting roots down in Colorado.
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