Restaurants

Pizza, a sandwich and some bread sticks, all provided by Denver’s Mici Handcrafted Italian, take the stage in a musical about Italian immigrants.

Chef An Nguyen, whose family runs New Saigon Bakery & Deli and previously ran New Saigon, now has her own restaurant.

Two coffee lovers built their solar-powered espresso bar out of a 1979 Toyota truck.

This Korean restaurant doesn’t have an English menu, but the servers can guide you to the right choice.

Illegal Burger founder Jim Nixon is helping launch AmeriCanna Cafe.

In-N-Out is finally coming, but does Colorado need it? Not according to some readers.

See what’s new and what’s closed in Denver this week.

Kuni Denver is now serving sushi on Welton Street in Five Points.

The adjoining restaurant and bar spaces at 17th and Franklin are now one continuous establishment.

The popular Chinese restaurant was one of four dim sum palaces in close proximity in southwest Denver.

The arcade bar with locations in LoDo and on Colfax Avenue makes the leap to the suburbs.

Korean bulgogi and Philly cheesesteaks share a menu — and sometimes even a bun — at Best Philly Steak.

Here’s our complete list of openings and closings for 2018.

Hazel Art Bar is the last new bar to open in 2018, and two restaurants change their names to greet 2019.

After 45 years, White Fence Farm will close at the end of service December 30

Restaurants were still opening on Christmas week; here’s what’s new.

Chef Michael Beary’s Oaxaca-inspired eatery opened on December 28, 2018.

These five overdone restaurant trends need to say goodbye in 2019.

Snarf’s Sandwiches is holding a competition for the best new sandwich — created by you.

Chef Lon Symensma does for French and European cuisine at LeRoux what he did for Asian cuisine at ChoLon.

This downtown eatery in the Oxford Hotel serve brunch every day of the week.

Denver restaurants pushed the boundaries this year, and served up delicious dishes.