Ragu over egg noodles? Readers respond to our list of the best red-sauce Italian restaurants in Denver.
I agree, it's pretty bad. The Saucy Noodle is hands-down the worst Italian food I have ever eaten. Trash. All of it. Angelo's has a good chicken parm. The food in Denver in general is not the best.
Can anyone recommend their fave non-red sauce Italian eatery? I always refer to that style as NJ Italian. But I want the real thing! should have some options — and we're sure that the readers who took issue with our red-sauce roster will have suggestions, too.
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