Pete List, exec chef of Beatrice & Woodsley, on handling customer complaints, the pitfalls of social-network review sites and the feathers that flew in his kitchen

Pete List Beatrice & Woodsley 38 South Broadway 303-777-3505 www.beatriceandwoodsley.com “If I could get away with putting shit on a shingle, I would.” Pete List, the executive chef of Beatrice & Woodsley, is reminiscing about growing up in a family of formidable home cooks, who had no qualms about serving…

Denver Restaurant Week won’t have a week in August 2012

Denver Restaurant Week won’t have a week in August in 2012. That’s the word from Visit Denver, the convention and visitors’ bureau that sponsors the event and held a meeting on July 14 to discuss the future form of the eating orgy that offers $52.80 (for two) meal deals during…

Plate Exchange Dinner at Nine10Arts

Nine10Arts, 910 Santa Fe Drive, has been stepping up its food game lately; tonight, the venue hosts the Plate Exchange Dinner. Bring your own plates along with stories about food to exchange with each other and host Tsehai Johnson. The event runs from 6 to 9 p.m. and costs $39;…

Win a $50 gift certificate to A Taste of Colorado

Update: 9:50 a.m. Thursday: Thanks for playing everyone! The contest is over, we’ve picked our winners. We won’t announce them here until all the prizes have been picked up. Five $50 gift certificates to the 28th annual A Taste of Colorado (Friday, September 2 through Monday, September 5) just landed…

Mendelson’s Deli closes up shop downtown

We’re fairly short on New York-style delis in the Mile High City, and if your inclination was to head downtown to Mendelson’s Deli every time you were craving a bite of the Big Apple, you’re going to have to find an alternative…

Jared Brant tapped as the new exec chef of Park & Co

Just a few months after chef Jared Brant opened Satchel’s on 6th, he had a parting of ways with owner Andrew Casalini, who replaced Brant with Kurt Boucher, a veteran chef (and former Iron Chef America contestant) who had spent fifteen years behind the line at the Pine Creek Cookhouse,…

Guess where I’m eating?

One taquito, two taquitos, three taquitos, four…. 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 — and every Monday, we select one lucky winner who’ll receive a 2011 EatDenver dining deck, worth…

Readers: Seattle Times fumbles on its Boulder food picks

Doesn’t look like Jason Sheehan taught Seattle much during his brief time in the Pacific Northwest. Because while the Seattle Times did score with a few suggestions on where football fans could eat in this new Pac-12 town — the Kitchen, Flagstaff House, West End Tavern — it also fumbled…

Beer-and-cheese pairing at Great Divide

It’s the last Tuesday of the month, and you know what that means: Great Divide Brewing Co. will host its monthly Beer and Cheese Pairing, matching five artisan cheeses to five Great Divide beers. Admission is $18; RSVP to info@greatdivide.com. For more details, go to www.greatdivide.com or call 303-296-9460. And…

Tamales Moreno just might have Colorado’s best tamales

Wait, Laura, which one is it?” There were two tamale joints at the intersection of Mississippi and Sheridan. Making a hopeful guess, Rob pulled into the full parking lot of the one on the right, a trim building with a clean facade. A smiling family was wandering up to the…

Tamale Kitchen is a decent, if dull, option

During my many trips to Tamales Moreno, I couldn’t help but wonder about all the crowds packing into Tamale Kitchen right across the street. What was I missing? One day last week, I decided to find out. It was lunchtime, and the boxy building was, as usual, packed with people:…

Dish tickets: We have a wiener!

For the past seventeen years, Westword has paid tribute to Denver’s celebrated dining scene with its annual Dish soiree, a culinary celebration of the city’s best bites, sips and sounds. This year’s Dish, slated for Friday, September 9, at Ninth Avenue Historic Park, promises to be bigger and better than…

Cebiche grand opening pushed back at least a month

“Wanting more time to work out the kinks,” Cebiche Authentic Peruvian Dining will be sticking to its abbreviated menu for a little longer than expected, says Colleen Hutt, manager and wife of owner Sergio Iraola. Initially, this Cebiche — which is not to be confused with the Cebiche on West…