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The Powers Corridor is the commercial strip along Powers Boulevard on the east side of Colorado Springs. We list 166 places here, from fast food, bakeries and Mexican restaurants to pizza shops, breakfast spots, burger joints and Chinese kitchens. To narrow the results, use a feature filter or type a question like kid-friendly Mexican with online ordering in Powers Corridor.
About Powers Corridor
Powers Boulevard is a major north-south route on the east side of Colorado Springs, and the Powers Corridor takes its name from it. For our directory, we define the area as the band of businesses along the boulevard rather than a neighborhood with fixed borders, so it overlaps with nearby areas such as Stetson Hills.
Dining along the corridor is dominated by chains and takeout-friendly places, and many offer online ordering, takeout and delivery.
Eating and drinking in Powers Corridor
Dining along Powers Boulevard leans practical and varied. Fast food and bakery and dessert spots make up the largest groups, followed by Mexican, pizza, breakfast and brunch, burgers and Chinese restaurants. More than half of the listed locations are chains, with independents mixed in.
- Quick and casual: Fast food is the most common type, and listed places include Samich Shack, known for sandwiches such as the Garden Of The Gods and a Pennington roast beef French dip.
- Sweets and drinks: Bakeries and desserts are well represented. Royaltea Cos is listed for milk teas such as Strawberry Taro Milk Tea and Mango Yakult Oolong Tea.
- Mexican and Chinese: Listed places include Jose Muldoon's, known for its queso, carnitas street tacos and fish tacos, and Xiang's Kitchen, known for pot stickers, steamed dumplings and crab cheese wontons.
- Burgers and steaks: Skirted Heifer is listed for grass-fed, grass-finished beef burgers and sweet potato fries, and Colorado's Rib and Chop House for aged Certified Angus Beef steaks and baby back ribs.
- Ordering options: Online ordering, takeout, catering and delivery are the most common features, and many places also offer dine-in, gluten-free options and kid-friendly menus.
Tips for eating in Powers Corridor
- Many places here offer online ordering, takeout and delivery, so ordering ahead is easy.
- Use the filters for gluten-free options, vegetarian options or kid-friendly if you are planning around dietary needs or a family outing.
- If you want breakfast, filter for Breakfast Served; a number of places here open the day with morning menus.
- Because many restaurants here are chains, add a cuisine or dish to your search if you are looking for something locally owned.
Powers Corridor restaurants: FAQs
What kinds of restaurants are in the Powers Corridor?
The most common types are fast food, bakeries and desserts, Mexican, pizza, breakfast and brunch, burgers and Chinese. There are also bar and grills, cafes and a steakhouse.
Are there family-friendly places to eat along Powers Boulevard?
Yes. Many listings are marked kid-friendly, and you can use that feature filter to narrow the results. Many also offer takeout and delivery if you would rather eat at home.
Can I find gluten-free or vegetarian options in the Powers Corridor?
Some listings offer gluten-free or vegetarian options. Use those feature filters, or type a question like gluten-free pizza in Powers Corridor.
Where is the best place to eat in the Powers Corridor?
We don't rank restaurants. To find a good fit, filter by cuisine and features such as dine-in, online ordering or catering, and read each listing for what it is known for.