At Il Posto, the risotto is worth the wait

Hours before a restaurant’s doors open, cooks are already at their stations, chopping onions, simmering stocks, breaking down chickens, and so on. As much as possible is done in advance — which is good, because long waits make for cranky guests. Efficiency and quality, however, don’t always go hand in…

Guess where I’m eating seafood stew?

I go to a lot of restaurants that I’m not likely to go to again. This is not one of those restaurants. In fact, if I could camp out here every night, I would, as much for the festive atmosphere and gracious service as the sensational seafood stews that emerge…

Pho Duy warms up Federal with plant-based noodle soup

Winter finally settled in again yesterday, making pho the perfect pick-me-up, warming you from the inside and, if you’re suffering from the season, clearing up your sinuses (if you add plenty of jalapenos and sriracha). There are lots of pho places to choose from on Federal, but Pho Duy has…

Alamo Drafthouse sets its opening day in Littleton for March

Alamo Drafthouse, the zany Texas-based chain of movie theaters that offers food and drinks during screenings, is set to open its first Colorado at 7301 South Santa Fe Drive in Littleton. The cinema/eatery will host a grand opening celebration on Monday, March 25. See also: -Film geeks, rejoice! Littleton to…

100 Favorite Dishes: Foie gras oysters from Sushi Sasa

Suffice it to say that I eat out more than the general population, unless, of course, the general population can catalog more than 450 restaurant meals in a year — which is about the number of breakfasts, lunches and dinners that I stomached in 2012. Pathetic, isn’t it? But all…