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Herbs & Arts has been providing Denver with alternative healing since 1993; the crew has been working on its ritual and magical oils and incense for over two decades. The store features products made in-house, as well as imported goods. And it’s survived all this time on Colfax Avenue – which is proof of magic.
Inside, Herbs4You could be the front office for just about any small, private business. Stock office furniture and couches occupy the small, forgettable waiting room, and the only indications that you’re in a medical marijuana dispensary are the name of the shop, the secured entryway, and the dozens of Amsterdam
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The long bar at Historians Ale House is reminiscent of something you would find in Boston or Chicago, with its never-ending line of taps surrounded by warm brick walls and sky-high ceilings. Head upstairs to the rooftop patio for some of the best views in the city, and dig into daily specials, brunch cocktails on […]
Museum reflecting people, events, issues, themes and cultures spanning centuries of Colorado’s past, including the permanent exhibits Cheyenne Dog Soldiers,The Colorado History Chronicle, Out of the Earth: Mining in Colorado, La Gente: Hispano History and Life in Colorado, the Wall of History and more.
This fast Thai/Chinese spot that also offers a smattering of Vietnamese and Japanese dishes has settled into a steady, confident track since it opened in 2003 (it was originally named Spicy Basil until a 2024 name change, though management remains the same). The kitchen produces all the standards of urban Amerasian cuisine and occasionally reaches […]
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The Hornet took over a Denver institution, Mary & Lou’s Cafe, in 1995. Now the nearly thirty-year-old Baker spot with a secluded patio is an icon in its own right. The menu is casual and heavy on comfort food, including lots of gluten-free options like the Honey Stung Fried Chicken; the beer list is approachable; […]
The problem with a neighborhood bar? It has to appeal to the whole neighborhood – the grumpy old man on the corner who sweeps the sidewalk, the empty-nesters two doors down, and that no-good kid who drives around too fast with his bass thumping loudly. Occasionally, though, the formula comes together, as in the case […]