Closings Both Big and Small Continue Across the City
Butcher’s Bistro, Marrakech Grill and the Bent Fork are among the latest losses.
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TAG Shows Its Roots With New Chef From Hawaii
The decade-old Larimer Street eatery freshens up while maintaining its island ties.
Every Restaurant and Bar Opening and Closing This Week
Get a taste of the newest Denver restaurants, and say goodbye to old favorites.
Denver’s Expanded Patio Program Extended to October 31
Restaurants and bars can now also add outdoor ambient music and televisions.
Project Angel Heart Continues Mission Despite Challenges
How the nonprofit organization is coping with the coronavirus pandemic and the loss of executive chef Brandon Foster.
Welcome to Our New Dine-In, Takeout and Delivery Directory
Search for bars and restaurants doing takeout, delivery or dine-in.
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Tea Street Owners Tackle Racism and Stereotyping During Pandemic
Victoria and Patrick Lam are taking on tough issues while sharing their culture at Tea Street.
12@Madison Auctions Saiz Paintings to Benefit Brandon Foster’s Family
Artist Jonathan Saiz’s 88 miniatures will be auctioned to benefit the family of chef Brandon Foster.
Blackbelly Owners Raise Funds for Daughter’s Rare Illness
The daughter of chef Hosea Rosenberg has a rare condition shared with only thirty other people in the world.
Every Restaurant and Bar Opening and Closing This Week
Our weekly roundup of the Denver restaurant scene.
Denver: Now With Even More Outdoor Restaurant Seating!
The City of Denver has been working with restaurants to take over parking lots, sidewalks and streets.
Looking Back on Forty Years of the Fresh Fish Co. — and What’s Ahead
Closing the seafood restaurant isn’t the end for its owners.
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Friends and Colleagues Say Goodbye to Chef Brandon Foster
Brandon Foster, executive chef of Project Angel Heart, passed away on July 5.
Who’s Talking About Southern Food — And Who’s Cooking It in Denver
Listen to a conversation about race, media and Southern food, then get out and eat some.
Toast Packs Up Its Breakfast Business for Short Move to New Digs
The fourteen-year-old breakfast eatery has a new home.
These Two Wine and Spirits Pros Plan Southern-Style Meat and Three
But first, there will be a Southern pop-up dinner series to benefit Black Women’s Blueprint.
Restaurant Roll Call: Every Opening and Closing in June 2020
COVID-19 has claimed a growing number of restaurants, but new eateries are still popping up.
State Reverses Its Decision to Raise Liquor License Fees
A week after announcing it would raise fees, the state reverses course.
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Halcyon Hotel Adds Local Jones in Cherry Creek
The Halcyon swaps out the futuristic Departure for something more comfortable and casual.
Chefs Weigh in on Soon-to-Close Johnson & Wales University
Johnson & Wales University will soon close, but its chef graduates will be on the scene for years to come.
Boulder’s Ginger Pig Food Truck Finds Permanent Home in Denver
Denver has been missing out on the Ginger Pig’s Asian cuisine.
State Sends Notice That Liquor License Fees Are Going Up
Bars, restaurants and music venues can’t even make ends meet — and then come fee hikes.