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The first Modmarket opened in 2009 in Boulder; the town seemed ideally suited to the eatery’s seasonal ingredients and farm-to-table philosophy set off by a sleek, fast-casual setting. Now those behind the Modmarket concept are setting their sights on anywhere in the nation that people crave quick, fresh food. Salads, pizzas, sandwiches, platters and even […]
The venerable Moe’s is everything you’d expect from a bagel shop born and bred in Boulder: The menu is drawn (somewhat haphazardly) on a chalkboard, the staff is always in a good mood, and the place maintains a collegial, slightly hippie-dippie vibe. But the bagels – pulled out of the oven fresh each morning and […]
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A beverage that fell from heaven and by some stroke of luck landed in Denver, the Venetian Cream Coffee at the Molecule Effect is so good, it has to be divine in origin. Buttery-smooth and tooth-achingly sweet, this coffee drink comes straight out of a tap like a swirling caramel ribbon of liquid dessert. Served […]
Victorian mansion made famous by former resident the Unsinkable Molly Brown.
Chef-owner Bo Porytko (of Misfit Snackbar and the late, lamented Rebel Restaurant) always wanted to open an Eastern European concept rooted in Ukrainian fare, a nod to his heritage. That came to fruition in early 2023, when the kitschy Molotov opened in a cozy City Park spot. Unlike the often-surprising food at Rebel and Misfit, […]
A pair of high-heeled legs dangles above the door of this eclectic breakfast-and-lunch cafe near Confluence Park, named for the Mona Lisa mural of a long-gone gallery that once occupied the space. Inside, well-worn floors hold well-worn tables and booths, inhabited by a mix of neighbors, families and hipsters, who all come in for lazy […]
The first Mona’s helped energize the Confluence Park area. The second Mona’s was one of the leaders in the redevelopment of SoBo. Now Mona’s has opened a third spot, in Uptown, which offers many of the dishes you find at its siblings. The difference, though, is that this Mona’s Cafe is designed to cater to […]
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Mondo Market is steadily carving out spots in food halls around town (the Source in 2013, Stanley Marketplace in 2017), bringing them its blend of sit-down dining, high-end takeout and fancy groceries. That old adage about how you should never go food shopping while you’re hungry? Mondo has taken it to heart, saving shoppers from […]
With cheap drinks, sticky floors and a decided lack of frills, Monkey Bar, the Santa Fe art district’s premier dive, has been a constant in the rapidly changing neighborhood. Although the bar doesn’t host any official leagues, patrons can partake in a plethora of games, most of which are free to play. Darts, billiards, ping-pong […]
Jimmy Nigg took over the former Salvagetti Bicycle Workshop space on Platte Street in 2013 and transformed it into the Monkey Barrel, which relocated to Tejon Street in 2016 after its former home was sold. The bar decor includes a Wreck-it-Ralph-themed liquor shelf, and each booth is outfitted with Nintendo 64 gaming consoles; there are […]
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Although this itty-bitty Chinese/Vietnamese/Japanese/Thai joint looks unassuming from the outside, it really packs in the appreciative customers. That’s because Moon Gate’s Asian non-fusion is better than most of Denver’s Far East offerings, and the kitchen isn’t afraid to challenge American appetites with dishes such as soft-shell crab with yellow curry and seaweed salad.
