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Antony Bruno

Antony Bruno has been Westword‘s Food & Drink editor since April 2026. Before joining the staff full-time, he wrote the Eat Up Havana series, visiting every restaurant on Havana Street in Aurora. A graduate of the Cook Street School of Culinary Arts, he strives to help others level up their cooking skills and food knowledge. Bruno was previously a senior writer at Billboard magazine, a communications advisor, and a freelancer for multiple Denver-based publications.

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South Park Coney Island

Hot dog! You can finally get a beer with your Coney Island weenie

By Antony BrunoJune 2, 2026

The South Park-themed roadside attraction in Bailey is adding a tavern this summer.

Dan Da Shrimp Paste

The five best bites we had in May

By Antony BrunoJune 1, 2026

Spinach, squab, shrimp and more from familiar chefs in new restaurants brought bold flavors.

chefs at work

Restaurant Roll Call: Every opening and closing in May

By Antony BrunoJune 1, 2026

Major concepts debuted on the Denver dining scene.

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Every opening and closing this week: As one door closes, another opens 

By Antony BrunoMay 30, 2026

We lost a brewpub, but gained Dry Dock Pub. And there were more even swaps.

Highland’s Little India closing after five-year run

Highland’s Little India closing after five-year run

By Antony BrunoMay 29, 2026

The owners invite customers to help drain the bar this weekend.

Lucero's restaurant

It’s the end of an era for this 64-year-old Denver Mexican-food staple

By Antony BrunoMay 29, 2026

The building that houses the original Lucero’s is up for sale, but the restaurant will remain open until it is sold.

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Madeline wants to bring a touch of elegance back to Denver’s dining scene

Madeline wants to bring a touch of elegance back to Denver’s dining scene

By Antony BrunoMay 28, 2026

The restaurant inheriting the former Fruition space has big shoes to fill, but isn’t backing down from the challenge

Taste of Asia at the Colorado Dragon Boat Festival

The best food festivals in Denver this summer

By Antony BrunoMay 28, 2026

From cultural street fairs to restaurant-driven extravaganzas.

Dry Dock Brewing team

Dry Dock Pub sets sail in Wash Park

By Antony BrunoMay 27, 2026

The award-winning brewery has taken over the former Pub on Pearl space

Boulder County dumpling favorite coming to Denver

Boulder County dumpling favorite coming to Denver

By Antony BrunoMay 27, 2026

King Dumpling II has targeted a June opening date in the former Bacon Social House on South Broadway.

The W on Colfax

Another Colfax restaurant shutters over Memorial Day Weekend

By Antony BrunoMay 26, 2026

The W is just the latest failed business to occupy the old Weiss Drugs building.

Patios where you should eat, drink and play this summer

Patios where you should eat, drink and play this summer

By Antony Bruno and OthersMay 25, 2026

While rooftop bars can provide a great Rocky Mountain high, sometimes you want to stay closer to the ground.

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Osaka Sushi

Every opening and closing this week: Two Denver staples close early

By Antony BrunoMay 23, 2026

Meanwhile, Lone Tree gains a “speakeasy” and a cult-favorite chicken chain takes on Casa Bonita.

New Terrain Brewing

The 10 Denver beer gardens we’re loving now

By Antony BrunoMay 22, 2026

Whether on a rooftop or a patio, beer garden culture has a special appeal.

Denver pie-maker calls it quits after 10 years

Denver pie-maker calls it quits after 10 years

By Antony BrunoMay 21, 2026

“What started as bread eventually became pies, but it was really about people.”

Bye-Bye, Bistro Barbès. North African-inspired French restaurant to close in Park Hill

Bye-Bye, Bistro Barbès. North African-inspired French restaurant to close in Park Hill

By Antony BrunoMay 20, 2026

The restaurant plans to hold its final service on Saturday, June 13.

Johnny and Kasie Curiel

At Milpero, Johnny Curiel is planting the future of Mexican fine dining

By Antony BrunoMay 19, 2026

“I think for a long, long time, Mexican food hasn’t been looked at the way that I think it deserves to look like … that’s kind of like the chip on my shoulder.”

Aurora’s Stanley Marketplace is changing hands   

Aurora’s Stanley Marketplace is changing hands   

By Antony BrunoMay 18, 2026

“We have a local buyer we’re excited about and believe is the right fit to steward the Stanley into its next chapter.”

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Denver ranks among ‘most exciting U.S. cities to drink in right now’

Denver ranks among ‘most exciting U.S. cities to drink in right now’

By Antony BrunoMay 18, 2026

Our local cocktail scene has been heralded by industry insiders. Here’s why.

parisi storefront

Every Opening and Closing This Week: Three Fires Temporarily Close Two Restaurants

By Antony BrunoMay 16, 2026

Meanwhile, Fonda Fina Hospitality Group’s Milpero begins seating guests, and a beloved Congress Park cafe shuts down.

Under the Umbrella

Congress Park Bakery Suddenly Closes After 20 Years

By Antony BrunoMay 15, 2026

Under the Umbrella Cafe and Bakery hopes to throw a send-off party soon for customers to say goodbye.

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Fire Closes Another Popular Italian Restaurant in Denver

By Antony BrunoMay 14, 2026

Parisi is the second longstanding local Italian joint to experience a fire this year.

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