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In early 2013, Dulce Vida moved into the Golden Triangle space left vacant by the Cherokee Grill, which closed after a 28-year-run. Jason Tietjen, of the Dive Inn, bought the building with partners and transformed it into a place that Tietjen says walks the walks the fine line between bar and restaurant. Although when it […]
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No relation to the world’s most brilliant scientist, Einstein Bros. Bagels actually was created by the Boston Market company in 1995 as a way to market breakfast food. It now holds the title of the largest retail bagel store in the nation, with nearly 800 stores. Classic bagel flavors like plain, pumpernickel, and “everything,” plus […]
The devil’s in the details. After two years of planning, Jesse Morreale opened his new restaurant, El Diablo, in the corner of the old First Avenue Hotel, a place that looked like hell when Morreale bought it but has now been transformed into a fantasy cantina, with stunning murals, vintage conquistador-style light fixtures, a big […]
This native Colorado Mexican chain restaurant, which boasts eight locations, six of them along the Front Range, has been serving up freshly prepared tortilla chips and salsa, enchiladas, burritos and Mexican seafood dishes for the past fifteen years. El Se
The boxy, dimly lit dining room of El Zarape features distinctly coastal decor, despite exterior signs advertising specialties typical of Chihuahua, including Juarez-style burritos, tacos de barbacoa, and a general inclination toward flour tortillas and various preparations of beef. You’ll do best to stick with items from the handwritten signs offering tortas de pierna (pork […]
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The rooftop extension of the pan-Asian eatery Departure on the ground floor of the Halcyon hotel is where you’ll want to be when the weather heats up. The reason? There’s a swimming pool that, while intended only for hotel guests, is a great accompaniment to tropical drinks, dim sum and general lethargy. Hang out high […]
Located in the heart of Denver and celebrating 125 years of fun, Elitch Gardens is America’s only downtown theme and water park. The park is open May 2 through November 1, 2015, with 53 rides and attractions, live entertainment, thrilling roller coasters and an entire water park.
Facility walking tours, including the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame Museum, visitors’ locker room, Thunder’s stall and more. Tours leave every 30 minutes; reservations encouraged, especially for large groups, 720-258-3888. Tours excluded on holidays and Saturdays prior to Bronco home games.
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EVQ Elite Dance Studio will provide dance education to children, young adults, and adults. The studio will offer classes in Ballet, Hip Hop, Jazz, Contemporary, Tap, and Breakdancing. Our mission is to provide the Colorado dance community with a comfortable warm environment in which dancers are able to embrace the art of dance. EVQ Elite […]
