ART BY ARCHITECTS- a fundraising exhibition and sale of fine art and sculpture by twelve local architects, members of AIA (American Institute of Architects) for scholarships to the CU-Denver College of Architecture & Planning.
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Austin-based chef and restaurateur Tyson Cole brought his hit spin on a Japanese sushi house to Denver’s RiNo neighborhood in 2018, and at the time, there was some skepticism about an out-of-state concept trying to replicate success in the Mile High. But Uchi Denver has proven to be a powerhouse in its own right, where […]
Tapas, gin and good times have turned a once-dark corner of Union Station into a destination for folks seeking Spanish cuisine. While the interior is tight at this restaurant from James Beard Award-winning chef Jennifer Jasinski and Beth Gruitch, a table outside makes for a pleasing outing when accompanied by rounds of small plates filled […]
Lenka Juchelkova and her husband, Mike Huggins, have a knack for planting excellent bars in neighborhoods in desperate need of good watering holes. After they gave Olde Town Arvada the Arvada Tavern, they went to an underserved block off the 16th Street Mall, nestling the Americana-appointed Union Lodge No. 1 among outposts of fast-casual chains. […]
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Famed Japanese clothier Uniqlo has opened a Denver branch for stylish locals.
If you’re tired of bars where the primary activities are drinking and chatting, we have the perfect solution: Upstairs Circus, which opened right above the Squeaky Bean in late 2013. In the center ring at Upstairs Circus? Crafts. The themed bar offers crafters and their friends a place (and supplies) to work on their projects […]
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This second Venice from owner Alessandro Carollo is a beauty: coldly stylish, undeniably luxurious, and with a menu that reads like a primer of every good idea the Italians ever had. It’s expensive, though not murderously so. It’s fancy, though jacket and tie are not required. But most important, this restaurant finally offers a fitting […]
According to proprietor Andrea Frizzi, Vero was born when Central Market developer Ken Wolf asked the Italian chef if he knew anyone who could do pizza. “I said, ‘Dude. The fuck?’” recalls Frizzi. And he signed the lease for a market stall the next day. Vero offers Milanese-style pizza, which is thinner and crispier than […]
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After running Suite Two Hundred at 1427 Larimer Street in Larimer Square for six years, Lotus Clubs, which also runs Chloe and the ViewHouse, completely remodeled the space and opened in December 2014 as VIE. While the new club still focuses on bottle service, as did Suite Two Hundred, the stylish 7,000-square-foot VIE brings in […]
When it was unveiled just before the start of the 2013 baseball season, ViewHouse immediately upped the ante on entertainment in the Ballpark neighborhood. Lotus Clubs founder Francois Safieddine bought the former Nisei Veterans post, which for decades had housed Mori Japanese Restaurant, and raised the roof – literally – to transform it into a […]
Vintage Motos Museum boasts a collection of nearly 200 retro machines, all restored, most European. The exhibit is only open on Saturdays, but if you love motorcycles, you won’t want to miss it. Each machine comes with a story from the museum’s curator.
The grilled mahi-mahi tacos alone are worth a stop at this fun, Baja-inspired space that specializes in tortillas filled with fish done healthy. Much of the food is made to order, and it’s all delivered in abundance, with rice and black beans rounding out the plates. Wahoo’s also makes an exceptional margarita.