Jonathan Power

Round two with Jonathan Power, exec chef of the Populist

Jonathan Power The Populist 3163 Larimer Street 720-432-3163 thepopulistdenver.com This is part two of my interview with Jonathan Power, executive chef of the Populist. Part one of our chat ran yesterday. Favorite Denver/Boulder restaurant(s) other than your own: I don't make it up there often ... More >>

Jonathan Power, exec chef of the Populist, on fungus, the sea bass bomb and "no salt"

Jonathan Power The Populist 3163 Larimer Street 720-432-3163 thepopulistdenver.com This is part one of my interview with Jonathan Power, executive chef of the Populist. In part two of our chat, which runs tomorrow, Power reveals his favorite Denver restaurants, his fantasy splurge and what he loo ... More >>

This restaurant might be named for the common man, but it's uncommonly good

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Deconstructed duck cubano: Have it your way at the Populist

The idea that "one size fits all" is just plain wrong. From something as simple as clothing (boxy T-shirts) to something as complex as currency (the Euro), there's no way to please everyone with a middle-of-the-road solution. Coffee shops realized this long ago, allowing us to add our own sugar an ... More >>

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Exclusive first look: The Populist opens on Wednesday

On Wednesday, the Populist, a restaurant from Jonathan Power and Noah Price, the duo behind Crema Coffee House, will open its doors on Upper Larimer, its debut arguably one of this year's most anticipated restaurant openings. But there is nothing remotely splashy about the Populist, which, at this p ... More >>

Jonathan Power and Noah Price, owners of Crema Coffee House, will open the Populist in the former Garden Spot Cafe space

As usual, there was a steady line of java addicts standing elbow-to-elbow when I stopped by Crema Coffee House last week, the urban coffee joint at 2862 Larimer Street owned co-owned by Jonathan Power and Noah price. And you can bet that when the two partners open the Populist this summer, in the f ... More >>

Crema Coffee House pairs excellent coffee with excellent food

​When Crema Coffee House opened on Larimer Street a couple of years ago, it quickly became one of my favorite spots in the city for coffee. My love affair started at a Noble Swine Supper Club event when owner Noah Price poured me one of the best cups of French press coffee I've ever had.

Crema Coffee House now serving breakfast and lunch

​Crema Coffee House has become more than its name implies. After building a kitchen and expanding the seating area, this spot is now offering breakfast and lunch in the heart of RiNo, a developing area just past the Ballpark neighborhood that's hungry for more dining options. "There was defin ... More >>

Crema Coffee House will begin serving breakfast and lunch this month

​Crema Coffee House, the eclectic cafe in Five Points, is just putting the finishing touches on a new kitchen. After two-and-a-half years of providing much-needed caffeine along a somewhat desolate stretch of Larimer Street, owner Noah Price has decided to offer breakfast and lunch to his ever ... More >>

The Noble Swine Supper Club serves up seven stellar courses

​Last night, I had the best cup of coffee of my life. It was the Novo-roasted Brazil Cup of Excellence poured from a French Press, hot and complex, and so good I wanted the owner of Crema Coffee House, who sells the java, to relinquish the whole pot, letting me blissfully drink myself into ... More >>