Beer Calendar: Belgian Beers, IPAs and a Guacamole Pairing
This month’s Denver craft beer events, includes a guac-and-beer pairing, a whole lot of IPAs and a Belgian beer celebration.
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Neighborhood Bars: Skippy’s Serves Sports Fans on the Edge of Denver and Aurora
Skippy’s Bar & Grill gives neighbors in southeast Denver a watering hole
Socorro’s Will Close by the End of July Because of Rising Rent
The tiny taqueria at the corner of Broadway and Bayaud will call it quits over rising rents.
Pony Up Sandwiches French Dips, Outsiders Quotes, French Bulldogs Into One Bar
This brand new bar from Sheamus Feeley and Angela Neri boasts French dip sandwiches, a long list of rums and a regal French bulldog.
Three More Breweries, Two in Longmont and One in Fort Collins, Have Shuttered
Small breweries continue to close across Colorado.
Babies Get Breast Milk — and Parents Get Advice — at Mothers’ Milk Bank
Milk Bank employees — and researchers around the world — were taken aback after a U.S. delegation at July’s World Health Assembly, a United Nations affiliate, tried to dismantle a resolution supporting breast milk over substitutes.
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Whole Sol Gets Ready to Bol Over the Union Station Neighborhood
A new superfood bar in the Union Station neighborhood opens on July 18 with a big reward for the first 100 customers in line.
Great Divide Rolls out Hazy IPA Cans as Part of New Small-Batch Program
For a Colorado brewery accustomed to dealing in volume, a small run of cans proved somewhat of a challenge.
From Tosh’s Hacienda to the Denver Wrangler to Housing?
Tosh’s Hacienda was the most long-lived tenant at this address.
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Find One of Mexico’s Most Unusual Sandwiches at the Cilantro & Perejil Food Truck
The guajolote sandwich from the mountain town of Tulancingo, Mexico is named for turkeys but contains no turkey. Here’s why.
The Ten Best New Bars of 2018 — So Far
With 2018 halfway done, we’re looking back at six months of thirst-quenching, creative and satisfying drinks in new bars, tap rooms and beer gardens throughout Denver. We’re not content to imbibe boring booze or sit in the same tired sports bars. Instead, we’re attracted to bold flavors, new ideas, expert…
The Five Best Events on the Culinary Calendar This Week
This week’s top food and drink events presidential dinner recreated in Boulder, a lesson on Prohibition and a kids’ book event at a brewery.
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Reader: I’d Never Heard of Pupusas and Now I Can’t Stop Eating Them
Pupusas Lover just opened, and readers are finding a lot to love there.
All the Restaurant and Bar Openings and Closings This Week
Here’s our complete list of openings and closings for the week of July 9, 2018.
Grateful Bread Co. Relaunches After Labor Shortage Causes Closure
The Golden bakery that closed last month because of a labor shortage is reopening its Saturday retail shop and relaunching its wholesale breads.
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Exploring Arapahoe Road: Take a Bite Out of the Great Australian Bite
If you’re craving Aussie meat pies and other homemade eats, this Aurora stop has what you need.
For SNAP Recipients, There’s Still Hope at Colorado Farmers’ Markets
A change in federal government contracts is affecting SNAP recipients’ ability to shop at farmers’ markets.
Brunch of the Week: Interstate Serves Big Portions on Santa Fe
This retro-style bar and diner on Santa Fe Drive serves up a hearty brunch with Southern influences.
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The Six Best Events on the Culinary Calendar This Weekend
Slow Food Nations, dog days and World Cup soccer are all on tap on this weekend’s Culinary Calendar.
Shake Shack Adds Second Colorado Burger Joint to Highlands Ranch
One of Denver’s southern suburbs is a lucky winner in the Shake Shack lottery.
Arcana Will Re-Create 1880 Dinner Welcoming U.S. Grant to Denver
The Boulder restaurant will kick off its Colorado Heritage Dinner series with a recreation of a dinner served for the 18th president of the United States.
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Novel Strand Brewing Brings Small-Batch Beer to Baker
A tiny new brewery debuts in the Baker neighborhood on Thursday, July 12.