First Look: The Goods Opens in Place of the Good Son on Friday

The Good Son closed two weeks ago at 2250 East Colfax Avenue, but new owners Seth Murty and Mark Whistler turned the restaurant around quickly, renaming it the the Goods and retooling the menu with a vegetable-forward focus. The Goods opens to the public on Friday, September 16. Those who…

Ten Ways Chipotle Could Regain Its Mojo

The term “burrito delivery drones” might sound like a euphemism for…something, but Chipotle isn’t kidding around: they’re bringing drone-delivery to the campus of Virginia Tech University. It’s just a test program, to see if it’s possible, and it’s also clearly a good PR stunt during a time when Chipotle has…

Garibaldi Mexican Bistro: A Room With a View…of a Car Wash

Last month I stopped by Garibaldi Mexican Bistro at 3298 South Broadway in a lead-up to Tacolandia, Westword’s celebration of Denver’s Mexican street food. I was on a mission at the time, and made a beeline for Garibaldi’s unique queka: a cross between a taco and a quesadilla on a thick, fried…

The Dishes of DISH 2016: Spicy Tuna Poke from Ohana Island Kitchen

On Sunday, September 25, Westword’s DISH, our annual celebration of the Denver dining scene, returns for its 22nd year. The festival of food will take over Sculpture Park at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, where dozens of local restaurants will offer samples of their best dishes. One of those will…

Motomaki Heads to West Colfax Avenue From Boulder

Motomaki, an innovator in big, bold sushi rolls that come foil-wrapped like a burrito, opened in Boulder two years ago — launched by the same folks who started Hapa Sushi. Motomaki is now poised for an assault on Lakewood and will open its second store at 14650 West Colfax Avenue. The…

The Dishes of DISH 2106: Artisan Breads From Grateful Bread

On Sunday, September 25, Westword’s DISH, our annual celebration of the Denver dining scene, returns for its 22nd year. The festival of food will take over Sculpture Park at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, where dozens of local restaurants will offer samples of their best dishes. Many of Denver’s top…

The Dishes of DISH 2016: Interstate Kitchen’s Smoked-Salmon Salad

On Sunday, September 25, Westword’s DISH, our annual celebration of the Denver dining scene, returns for its 22nd year. The festival of food will take over Sculpture Park at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, where dozens of local restaurants will offer samples of their best dishes. Interstate Kitchen came…

Reader: Was That Rooster & Moon Barista Hitting on Me?

The news that Rooster & Moon will call it quits at the end of the month met with one universal response from readers: “Noooo!” But a few fans of the eight-year-old coffeehouse/pub in the Golden Triangle pulled themselves together enough to offer more specific comments. Says Tina:  Now where am…

The Dishes of DISH 2016: The Croque Monsieur From Fire

On Sunday, September 25, Westword’s DISH, our annual celebration of the Denver dining scene, returns for its 22nd year. The festival of food will take over Sculpture Park at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, where dozens of local restaurants will offer samples of their best dishes. Fire Restaurant inside…

The Dishes of DISH 2016: Churn & Burn Barbecue and Ice Cream

On Sunday, September 25, Westword’s DISH, our annual celebration of the Denver dining scene, returns for its 22nd year. The festival of food will take over Sculpture Park at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, where dozens of local restaurants will offer samples of their best dishes. Churn & Burn…

Ten Anticipated Restaurant Openings Coming Soon in Denver

Earlier this week, we wrote about the closing of the Good Son on East Colfax Avenue, which will only leave a vacancy in its spot in the Lowenstein theater complex for a few weeks before new owners open a new concept to be called the Goods. That’s not the only anticipated…

The Dishes of DISH 2016: Biker Jim’s Gourmet Dogs

On Sunday, September 25, Westword’s DISH, our annual celebration of the Denver dining scene, returns for its 22nd year. The festival of food will take over Sculpture Park at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, where dozens of local restaurants will offer samples of their best dishes. Returning for the…

Beer and Carbone’s for Sunnyside: The Monkey Barrel Opens

The Monkey Barrel completed the initial stage of its move from 1611 Platte Street to 4401 Tejon Street by opening its bar and kitchen on Wednesday night. Stage two of owner Jimmy Nigg’s plan is to build on an additional wing in the coming months to increase dining space and…