Restaurants

“We’d love to see Kawaii Konbini become a community staple for quick, affordable, unique, healthy and honest food.”

It’s been a tough year for eateries. Here are some of the major ones we’ve lost.

Devin “Tiger” Keopraphay serves “Asian-ish” fare at the Rising Tiger Grill at the Longmont Farmers’ Market.

Mayor Mike Johnston shared the sad news in his State of the City speech.

There’s a fancier store just a mile away, but this friendly spot at 5050 East Arapahoe became my go-to during the pandemic.

Dive into the latest action on the Denver dining scene, including debuts by Briar Patch and Rose.

The Mile High Table will bring 5,280 people together on the Auraria Campus.

The old dairy is being redeveloped into a food hall and entertainment center slated to debut next year.

With everything made from scratch, Revolver’s chicken smash burger is among the most popular items.

Empanadas, ramen…and DIA’s only oyster bar!

“I’m just ready to have a seat at the table.”

“We’re really trying to appeal to the foodie crowd, the downtown Denver diner who’s tapped into the culinary scene.”

This Mexico City favorite can feed you and a friend. There are a few places in Denver where you can find them.

It’s National Hot Dog Day: Join us as we grab the local scene by the buns.

The hot pot side of this two-in-one restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat, choose-your-own-adventure experience

The history of sushi in Denver is surprisingly short, given how many places serve it. But how can you tell which are the best?

He came to Colorado from Chicago with big plans. Now he’s back in the Windy City, facing federal wire-fraud charges.

This time, the slots are through the end of the year and into early 2026. Happy holidays!

While there were some wins, the Giggling Grizzly is gone and TRVE Brewing has last call today.

Though the brewery, which shares space with the hot chicken restaurant, is closing July 12, Music City will stay open.

“I’m vegan and I believe we need more people eating plant-based food. This was a way to make it more accessible for people.”

The French equivalent of our Fourth of July is Bastille Day, and the the festivities take place this weekend in Cherry Creek.