All the Restaurant and Bar Openings and Closings This Week
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First Look: Zeppelin Station Launches New Food Hall on Monday
Zeppelin Station, Denver’s newest market hall, opens Monday, March 12. Here’s a look inside at the ten different food and beverage vendors.
Women Brewed Together Throughout Colorado on International Women’s Day
More than 150 women gathered at some half dozen breweries around Colorado Thursday to brew beer in honor of International Women’s Day and the fifth annual International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day.
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.
The Six Best Events on the Culinary Calendar This Weekend
Here’s our tasty list of the best food and drink events in Denver for the weekend of March 9-11, 2018.
Woody’s Wings Scores Big When It’s Crunch Time
Woody’s Wings (313 Havana Street) is a tiny red and white hut where you can fulfill your incessant hankering for fried foods, from Buffalo wings to wedges of fried mac and cheese.
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All Bets Are On at Aurora’s Sports Station Bar and Grill
Nestled between in a strip mall in Aurora is the unassuming Sports Station Bar and Grill (850 Dayton Street), located in an odd no-man’s land somewhere between Lowry, East Colfax Avenue and Havana Street.
Peyton Manning Sells His Denver Papa John’s Franchises
Peyton Manning has sold his stake in 31 Papa John’s Pizza franchises in the Denver area.
Beer Calendar: Cool Beans, Galactic Funk Punch and a Day of Dorks
A pair of veteran local brewers recently moved on to new breweries. In Lafayette, longtime brewer and brewery consultant David Mentus has taken over at Uturn BBQ and Brewery, which opened in 2017 with two beers and a drive-thru window where patrons could get a plate of barbecue and a…
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Woodgrain Bagels Fires Up Pizza and Chicken in New Lowry Location
Just eight months after opening the first Woodgrain Bagels in Boulder, founder David Bowen is serving his Montreal-style bagels and an extended menu at a new, second location in Lowry. In addition to the classic bagel sandwiches and midday fare offered in the original Boulder location, the new Woodgrain Bagels location at 7559 E. Academy Blvd in features evening hours and a selection of dinner entrees…
Colorado Cooks Up a Top Performance on Top Chef
No matter who wins Top Chef Colorado, this state looks like a winner.
Chef Justin Brunson Reflects on Five Years at Old Major
Five years ago chef Justin Brunson, an up-and-coming Denver chef who had already made a name for himself with his killer sandwich shop, Masterpiece Delicatessen, launched Old Major in the home of a former rollerskating rink in Lower Highland. Since then, the restaurant has helped put Denver on the national…
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Element Kitchen & Cocktail Goes Dark After Seven Months
Element Kitchen & Cocktail had a lofty goal when it opened at 1134 Broadway last August: bringing a chef-driven, farm-to-table eatery to a part of downtown known mostly for bars and clubs. To help fit into the neighborhood, Element offered a sports-bar experience and an upstairs club called SneekEazy, which…
MiddleState Coffee Expands From Fourth Avenue Space to Santa Fe
MiddleState Coffee has been operating out of 550 square feet at 17 East Fourth Avenue since 2016. But owner/roaster Jay DeRose had a bigger vision for the future, and this summer it will finally come to fruition. DeRose has secured a lease and is now working on creating a new…
The Fattest Straws in Town at These Five Bubble Tea Shops
Boba smoothies have long been staples at pho restaurants: What better way to get super-sloshy than to suck down a slushy drink after slurping a big vat of noodle soup? Those boba balls, typically pearls of tapioca starch, make for a goofy good time when combined with a brightly colored…
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These Five Tiny Wine Shops Offer Great Selection, Personalized Service
After an exploration of some of Denver’s coziest wine shops, the takeaway is: Go small. Tiny bottle shops offer a delightful shopping experience, quaint ambience and unparalleled customer service. Owners and staff are friendly and knowledgeable and forge long-term relationships with returning customers. They offer high quality wines in every…
Dish of the Week: Brisket Yakimein at Julep
Lunch at Julep on Larimer Street turns up a New Orleans soul food dish called yakimein as well as scrapple fries.
The Six Best Events on the Culinary Calendar This Week
This week we celebrate a birthday, booze at cost and food traditions straight from the 1970s while preparing for Passover and the overthrow of the patriarchy — all while filling up on good food and drink. Here are the six best food and drink events from Monday, March 5, through Friday,…
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Reader: Denver Restaurant Week Is Amateur Hour for Diners
Denver Restaurant Week 2018 ends today. The talk doesn’t.
All the Restaurant and Bar Openings and Closings This Week
Here’s our complete list of Denver restaurant and bar openings and closings for the week of February 27-March 4, 2018.
Governor’s Park Gets a Dose of Tacos, Tequila and Whiskey
Kevin Morrison didn’t set out to build a taco empire; in 2010 the chef just wanted to jump into Denver’s restaurant scene with something fun and casual. Burgers were his first choice, but the city saw an influx of burger joints that year, so he went with his second choice…
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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.