Restaurants

The pandemic upended the restaurant scene, but 2021 will see creativity and grit overcome.

It was a tough year for the restaurant industry, but eateries kept opening.

Dining rooms should be able to reopen at partial capacity on the first Monday of 2021.

The much-missed 20th Street Cafe and several other Colorado restaurants get national attention.

Beast + Bottle and Coperta are closing for now.

Nearly every restaurant story was shaped by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, but hope persisted.

One of the forerunners of Denver’s brunch culture boom celebrates ten years on New Year’s Day.

The county qualified for the state’s 5 Star program.

It will be open for takeout to start.

Golf Ethiopian Restaurant has been in business for more than a decade, and is now sending food to the immigrant community and welcoming all customers for takeout food.

The tavern hopes to reopen when indoor dining is once again allowed.

New pizza, rotisserie chicken and mobile Mexican are here, but a tea shop says goodye.

If you want a rapid-test clinic, you have to open it yourself, according to Juan Padró.

Bringing international small plates, burgers and a great cocktail list, this new Sloan’s Lake bar is serving guests on its huge covered patio.

Pizza, pasta and Mexican dinners can all be ordered for delivery for quick, easy meals at home.

The Union Station eatery is getting back in the takeout game.

A vacant Kmart on East Colfax Avenue will soon become Aurora’s most ambitious multi-vendor marketplace.

Our weekly list of all the restaurant action in metro Denver.

Fresh-baked bagels are one of the signature items of this Sunnyside cafe.

Our annual list of 100 favorite restaurants hits newsracks and our website today.

South Indian cuisine from Spuntino’s chef/owner debuts on Friday, December 11.

The compact Cherry Creek restaurant keeps the customer in mind, even with takeout-only service.