In three or four weeks, another food truck will join the fleet that has taken over the Mile High City, and this one seeks to fill a notable void in the cuisine offered by mobile vendors. Ezra Malmuth and Nate Barnett are unveiling their creation, Stick it to Me, a…
Thanksgiving dinner isn’t complete without a big glass of wine, and King Soopers will open its first and only grocery/liquor store just in time to take advantage of that. The store, at 4600 Leetsdale Drive in Glendale, will roll out the shopping carts and slide open the automatic doors on…
This week — through Saturday, November 20 — Scorpios drink free at miniBAR, 222 Columbine Street (303-668-4064 or visit www.minibardenver.com), from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m.; there will also be music, food and drink specials. You’ll find many more deals and events taking place this week in our culinary calendar;…
“I’ve wanted a Big Boy for years after my first trip to Burning Man,” says Charlie Puma, owner of Enzo’s End Pizzeria, 3424 East Colfax. Burning Man, an annual week-long art and dance festival held every year in the Black Rock Desert in northern Nevada, commences with a ritual burning…
If My First Bacon is too low-brow for the gift recipient on your list, and you’re shopping for little people whose toy collections are worth more than your collective assets, Dylan’s Candy Bar, a three-story sugar shack in New York City, has you covered: the sweet-monger has erected an edible…
For years, this dark and moody restaurant — a playground for affluent singles and an absolute annoyance for those who have no desire to be pawed — has turned out the same short board of simple dishes, including an ambrosial rotisserie chicken, which used to be unassailable. But on a…
“Things are starting to look pretty official,” says the caption under the Facebook photograph of the wooden sign hanging at Oak at Fourteenth, 1400 Pearl Street in Boulder. Official, indeed. After months of planning and renovations, the restaurant, a venture of Colorado Bartenders’ Guild president and Frasca Food & Wine…
Since Glenn Beck’s recent marketing genius includes plugging a kit of 3,792 freeze-dried gourmet entrees for the bargain price of $9,599.99 via foodinsurance.com (don’t sweat it, middle-classers, there’s a layaway plan for this), he and his fellow Tea Party patriots can rest easy when he’s elected overlord of the Northern…
Cafe Society served up five Guess Where contests last week, including everything from fried pickles at Madison Street to bone marrow at Euclid Hall to the box of baked goods above. For correctly identifying its source as Buffalo Doughboy Bakery, SAxcuy wins an EatDenver deck…
chili, Twisted Pine Brewing Co.
Behold the highlights and low lights of what you may have missed this week on the Cafe Society blog…
“Perhaps it’s as simple as [Rene] Redzepi argues: it just tastes a lot better this way.” That’s where Lars Eriksen leaves his Guardian discourse on the ethics of eating a live animal. The piece was inspired by a meal the author had at Chef Redzepi’s Copenhagen restaurant, Noma, San Pellegrino’s…
For those of you sick of French fries and more in the mood for Toby Keith’s Freedom fries, help is on the way. Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar & Grill, 8260 Northfield Boulevard, is holding its soft opening on Tuesday, November 16, pending city approval of the fire and…
“On 11/11, we’re opening to the world.” That was Adam Schlegel talking about the newest Snooze, which opened yesterday at 6781 South York Street at the Streets at SouthGlenn after two days of soft opening charity events that benefited the Parade of Lights and Project Cure. This is the fourth…
You’ve compiled a library of wine encyclopedias, amassed a cellar that’s worth more than your house and driven away your closest friends and relatives with your incessant commentary on the nose, palate and quality of every sip of magical grape juice that passes through your lips. There’s only one next…
The presentations alone are worth the price of admission, but the sandwiches will keep you there — and coming back for more. Can you guess where I’m eating? Special bonus: Anyone who gives the first correct answer to the week’s Where am I drinking/eating posts is entered into a pool…
Two nights ago at the MCA Denver Art Meets Beast butchering demonstration, Pete Marczyk and Jimmy “the Butcher” Cross, both of Marczyk Fine Foods, deftly dismembered a medieval-size bison carcass in front of a mesmerized crowd. The various cuts — shanks, ribs, tenderloin, strip loin, flank, ribeye, knuckle and more…
On Monday, we reported that Mateo, 1837 Pearl Street in Boulder, had been forced to shutter for four days for violating liquor laws. Namely, the restaurant poured booze for a minor that was part of a pesky little police sting…
Take twelve breweries, a hundred-plus beer bloggers and a buzzer, and go! During the first-ever Beer Bloggers Conference in Boulder last week, organizers lined up an event that they called live blogging, but it felt more like speed dating. A dozen brewers each had five minutes to present a beer…
When Kevin Morrison, owner of the Pinche Tacos wagon, called to break the news that he was thisclose to signing a deal that would give him a new brick-and-mortar taqueria, I did what any devout taco slut would do and offered to be his taco pimp. Morrison, who ruffled a…
“What child on this planet wouldn’t want to befriend a piece of mostly meat held together with fat and love?” asks ThinkGeek, the affable producer of all kinds of geeky wares. Mario Batali jokes notwithstanding, we have the same question. Who WOULDN’T love that? That’s why ThinkGeek created My First…
During First Bite Boulder, which starts today and runs through November 20, more than forty of the town’s top restaurants will offer special three-course, $26 menus. For the complete lineup of participating eateries and menus, go to www.firstbiteboulder.com. For information on dozens of culinary events around town, visit our online…
