As Denver-Area Red Sauce Joints Shutter, This Littleton Mainstay Is Expanding
Plans include bringing back its namesake deli as it grows into the former Wu’s Garden space.
Plans include bringing back its namesake deli as it grows into the former Wu’s Garden space.
Dining in the Mile High is more delicious than ever before.
This isn’t a typical cocktail bar.
It includes four courses for $85.
Its new location is nearly triple the size of its previous home.
“I still haven’t found a store that compares,” says one Aldi fan.
It comes from a spot known for its tacos and pozole.
One must-try: the bulgogi burger.
It will premiere at the brewery on Thursday, January 15.
It has big expansion plans.
Among this week’s new additions is a highly-anticipated Spanish spot in Cherry Creek.
The woman-owned brand is also releasing a new product for pozole.
“I want there to be options outside of the prototypical stuff that you see on a menu.”
It’s been open since 1988 and now, it’s sharing its wins, struggles and nightly dinner service with online followers.
This new Italian-American joint channels the East Coast in a very Denver way.
It’s channeling Sabrina Carpenter, Die Hard and more to introduce its new cocktail menu.
It’s going to be a “five-star dive bar.”
This hidden Ethiopian joint delivers all the hits.
“I keep hoping that someone will come out of the woodwork like what occurred at Casa Bonita and breathe new life into it.”
The original Livestock Exchange watering hole has relocated to Lakewood.
It’s the only application to be approved since the program launched in 2021.
It’s moving out of Aurora and into Denver-proper.