Wayward to Shutter on April 15 After Eight Months in Riverfront Park
Wayward has only been open since last August, but will close on April 15 in the former Zengo space at Riverfront Park.
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Pete’s Fruits & Vegetables Keeps Going…and Growing…for Forty Years
“The neighborhood loves us, and we love the neighborhood,” says Pete Moutzouris. “It’s nice to be here for so many years.”
The Happiest Hour: Discounted Sustainable Seafood at Bamboo Sushi
Bamboo Sushi’s commitment to sustainable seafood makes for a guilt-free happy hour at a reasonable price.
At Long Last, American Bonded Brings Affordable Classics to RiNo
American Bonded has been a long time in the making, but the whiskey-based cocktail bar will open on Larimer Street on Thurday, April 5.
What Is Natural Wine…and Why Should You Drink It?
The phrase “natural wine” can be confusing even among wine experts, but Colorado Natural Wine Week will help you find some great bottles.
The Happiest Hour: Beer, Pizza and Nostalgia at Hops & Pie
Happy hour at Hops & Pie isn’t dirt cheap, but add up the discounts and you can come away with a surprisingly affordable dinner.
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Corrida, Now Open in Boulder, Pays Homage to Spain and the Steer
In the fourteen months since Bryan Dayton, owner of Oak at Fourteenth, Acorn and Brider, first announced that he was planning a restaurant for the top floor of the Pearl West development in downtown Boulder, he and chef Amos Watts have been on a journey to define exactly what that…
Two Parts Wants to Know: Are You Having Fun Yet?
The experiential marketing agency has redefined community events in Denver.
The Happiest Hour: Late-Night Dining at Cart-Driver
Denver isn’t known for staying out late, but Cart-Driver is there for those who don’t care for early-bird dining.
Morin to Hold Pop-Ups Before Opening in Former Wazee Supper Club
Morin, which will take over the Wazee Supper Club space later this year, is holding a series of pop-up dinners to give guests a taste of what’s to come.
The Happiest Hour: When It Comes to Happy Hour, Billy’s Inn Is an Old Reliable
Billy’s Inn is a simple neighborhood bar with great happy hour deals on filling food: a towering nacho platter, peel and eat shrimp and thirst-quenching margaritas are the main draws.
Colorado Cooks Up a Top Performance on Top Chef
No matter who wins Top Chef Colorado, this state looks like a winner.
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The Happiest Hour: It’s Wine O’Clock at the Populist
With so many other options on Larimer Street and the surrounding blocks of the RiNo district, the Populist might get overlooked by trend seekers. But happy hour is perfect for wine drinkers and those searching for a peaceful retreat in the hip neighborhood.
Andrea Frizzi Converts Boulder’s Da Lupo to a Second Vero
Chef/restaurateur Andrea Frizzi, owner of Il Posto and Vero in Denver, is finishing up his takeover of the Pizzeria Da Lupo space in Boulder so will close the restaurant until March 15 for a remodel.
Take a Look Inside the Way Back 2.0, Opening Today on Tennyson
The Way Back closed on West 38th Avenue late last summer with plans to reopen. The day has come as the newer, sultrier Way Back debuts on Tennyson Street tonight, Tuesday, February 27.
The Happiest Hour: Go Out of Your Way for Annette’s Afternoon Menu
When we look back at 2017 a few years from now, it’s possible — even probable — that we’ll remember it as the year Denver really came into its own as a nationally acclaimed dining scene. Top Chef helped, of course, with putting the city in a new spotlight, but more…
Dave Hadley Will Showcase Flavors of Kerala, India, at His Kallu Pop-Up
We spoke to Dave Hadley last August, just as the Chopped winner and former Preservery sous-chef was preparing to embark upon a trip abroad to Thailand. There, he planned to spend two months in the kitchen at two-Michelin-starred Indian restaurant Gaggan, honing progressive Indian cooking and exploring more deeply the…
Valdez Students Go to the Head of the Class at Crepes ’n Crepes
Kristen Heeres’s fourth-grade class at Valdez Elementary School, a DPS Dual Language school, is learning what it means to review restaurants.
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Danny Meyer Alum Will Head the Kitchen When the Way Back Reboots
When the Way Back first opened on West 38th Avenue in the spring of 2016, it quickly captured an enthusiastic audience, who applauded its localavore ethos, ambitious bar and inventive menu, which was even more remarkable for the fact that all dishes came out of a food truck parked behind…
The Happiest Hour: Campus Lounge Is No Longer a Dive Bar
One of the unfortunate consequences of continued rising real estate prices in this town is that our beloved neighborhood dives are under threat: Unable to compete with the trendier cocktail lairs and breweries going in around them, many are simply drying up. Occasionally, though, these bars get new life, when…
The Ten Best Chinese Restaurants in Denver — 2018 Edition
Let’s get one thing straight before we proceed with this list of the ten best Chinese restaurants in Denver: “Chinese food” is a bit of a misnomer. China is a massive country with distinct regions, each of which has its own ingrained culinary tradition. It’s more accurate to say Sichuan…
The Happiest Hour: Guilty Pleasures Abound at Señor Bear’s Hora Loca
Two words for you, as you contemplate what to order at Señor Bear’s hora loca, or happy hour: Gordo Crunch. The Gordo is a flour-tortilla-swaddled crispy taco shell filled with juice-oozing chorizo and topped with shredded iceberg lettuce, jack cheese and a couple of racy chilies. It’s served embedded in…