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Tommy’s Thai straddles the border between real Thai cuisine and what those who’ve never had the real thing expect it to be. As a result, some of the offerings can come off tame by traditionalists’ standards – but that just means the kitchen has the freedom to experiment more. The dumplings, the curries and the […]
When Tony’s Market opened a downtown store, it added a few amenities that have made for many happy hours indeed. This Tony’s has not only all the features of its suburban siblings, but also an eat-in dining area, Tony’s Burgers, where you can get burgers (chicken, beef and bison, all locally ranged and ground in-house […]
This Texas import opened its first Colorado location in February 2016, and opinions about it grew as quickly as the lines out the door. It’s a big, loud, flamboyant and insanely popular spot, so people love it or hate it with an intensity that matches its dazzling sign, which lights up the night like a […]
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Truffle Cheese originally opened in 2001. The shop is run by a knowledgeable and energetic team that turns every visit to Truffle Cheese into way more than a shopping trip; it’s also a chance to learn more about the rotating selection of cheeses from around the world, all of which are cut to order. That […]
TRVE Brewing opened in June 2012 in a long, skinny space on Broadway that was formerly home to an art gallery. Although everyone here is friendly, the layout gives the place a dark and divey feel, which is just fine with owner Nick Nunns, who names all of his beers after black-metal bands or songs […]
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If Twist & Shout heralds the end of the record store as we know it, well, we feel fine. With the advent of digital music files, most record stores are vanishing from the commercial landscape. But rather than passively wait for its demise, Paul and Jill Epstein are raging against the dying of the light. […]
Located in the Pavilions complex on the 16th Street Mall in downtown Denver, this 15-screen theater features concessions, stadium seating, digital projection, and an arcade room in the lobby.
Uber Sausage got its start as a food truck that slung sausages, then graduated to a tiny space on East Colfax Avenue in 2011. The spot may be small, but the homemade sausages are big, and big on flavor. “We did the truck first, but I knew that I wanted to do a gourmet sausage-sandwich […]
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The Wash Park outpost of Highland ramen shop Uncle opened in 2019. Here, owner Tommy Lee offers a slightly expanded menu that only ups the appeal of his less traditional approach to the time-honored Japanese noodle soup. The intensely complex and tasty broths are a base for a nest of noodles and other delicious accoutrements. […]
Anyone looking for unusual ethnic mash-ups, American style, will find them at Uoki, a combination Korean/Japanese restaurant and sushi bar with a menu that covers virtually all of the Asian comfort foods. Here you can make a meal of tekka maki, a bowl of excellent, thick and spicy green-curry soup with potatoes and carrots, and […]
