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Last week Gretchen Kurtz reviewed Amass, the bistro that took over the Corner House space in Jefferson Park. For this week’s review, she went across town to northeast Denver, home of The Bistro at Stapleton. The two neighborhoods are very different, but the two restaurants have one thing in common: very limited kitchens, which she found can cramp the style of chefs with ambitious menus.
See also: Tiny Kitchen? No Problem for Some Chefs
Says TheFabulousMarkT:
Without wishing to minimize the struggles of either of these eateries, I should point out that many (if not most) of Denver’s smaller independent restaurants do this exact same thing every single day — and quite a few of them have been doing so for years, if not decades.Just because Amass and the Bistro at Stapleton are flavors-of-the-month, that doesn’t make them any more special.
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Have you eaten at Amass or the Bistro at Stapleton? What’s your favorite small, independent restaurant?
