Bored & Hungry: What to do in Old Town

May 21, 2017

Old Town of Fort Collins is full of nooks and crannies hosting diverse shops and eats. From vinyls to flannels, pizza to coffee, here’s a guide to all the best places to visit in this quirky corner of Colorado.

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RAGSTOCK

228 S College Avenue

For hipsters and hippies alike, Ragstock is full of both mainstream and against-the-stream clothing. The shop is jam packed with denim jackets, floral dresses, crop tops, and aviators, a new discovery around every corner. Whatever your style, Ragstock is sure to have something for you. Rating: 8/10

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PIZZA CASBAH

126 W Laurel Street

If you’re looking for gigantic, delicious slices of pizza, then Casbah is your destination. Small but with lots of character, Pizza Casbah includes a jukebox and a mural of famous faces on the wall. Deals every day, such as $1 cheese slices on Tuesdays and 45 cent wings on Fridays. Rating: 8.5/10

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ALLEYCAT CAFE

120 W Laurel Street

A perfect cafe for hipsters who need their coffee, Alleycat is a cozy coffee shop and gem of Old Town. The cafe is a common hangout spot for teens looking for a snack and a hot drink. The multilevel joint has board games, wifi, and even guitars. Rating: 7/10

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BIZARRE BAZAAR

1014 S College Avenue

A promising shop full of (mediocre) vinyls and movies. Navigate the maze of shelves of throwback records and new hits. Rating: 5.5/10

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NATURE’S OWN

201 Linden Street

While it may seem like a perfectly passable shop, Nature’s Own is perfect for admirers of nature. Browse collectible gems and rocks, stone- carved mini animal figures, and jewelry. Glimpse the impressive display of giant geodes. Rating: 8/10