The latest addition to Cherry Creek is a concept originally founded in New York City in 1993 that now has seven locations, with more in the works.

A candy shop like no other, this West Highland spot’s seasonal demonstrations combine science and sweets.

It’s been a tough run for owner Cody Ford, who took over the watering hole formerly called Providence Tavern in 2019.

The Culinary Creative Group has brought tacos, Italian and coffee to the airport.

The line was inspired by the Uptown restaurant’s popular Tiger Wings.

The Robb Report list also includes notable names such as Nancy Silverton, Kristen Kish and Stuckey’s mentor, Thomas Keller.

There’s also a new bakery in Uptown and a Filipino eatery from a Portland-based chef in RiNo.

The Chicago-born chain known for Italian beef, hot dogs and cake shakes first teased a Colorado debut over a year ago.

It’s coming to the West Highland neighborhood, and fans can get a sneak peek this month.

Magna Kainan is the new RiNo project from Portland chef Carlo Lamagna and Denver’s Culinary Creative Group.

Two seafood-centric places also closed this week, while Welton Street Cafe debuted its long-awaited new location.

The fourteen categories include Restaurant of the Year, Chef of the Year and Bartender of the Year.

A location off I-25 and County Line Road is in the planning stages.

The new West Highland spot is an Italian-inspired spin on the now-closed Bones.

This is the end of one chapter for the family-run business but its legacy will continue.

From margs at Illegal Pete’s to mystery shots at Adrift and pancakes at Snooze, voters can score freebies on November 5.

Even as we said goodbye to a lot of old favorites, 28 new spots joined the scene, including Cocks on Colfax.

From an upscale octopus carpaccio to Uzbek specialties in Aurora.

Maine Shack is closing both its LoHi and Boulder locations, though it is planning a Colorado comeback.