CTV Talks Gets A New Taste of Fort Collins

March 12, 2014

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Jacky Wilson speaks with Dan Smalheiser the general manager of the new Fort Collins ‘The Kitchen’ restaurant, and gets the scoop on the new Boot Grill that has just opened on Laurel and Mason.

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