Longtime Broadway eatery 4G’s rebranded and changed its name to Chula in early 2023 — only to promptly close after a car accident resulted in severe damage to the building. After a number of permitting delays and the addition of our outside patio, the spot reopened just in time for Cinco de Mayo, with the […]
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Have you had your daily prayer? If not, there are far worse ways to worship than licking the chocolate frosting off a devil’s food cupcake. Denver’s own Church of Cupcakes invites all supplicants to sample its sinful treats; owner Porche Lovely is a true believer in organic, eco-friendly and locally sourced ingredients and packaging. The […]
If you want a taste of the luxe life and can’t afford a meal at the Palace Arms, what to do? Go to Churchill Bar in the Brown Palace, where you can experience many of the amenities available next door, at a slightly more reasonable price. The menu offers a solid sampling of burgers, upscale […]
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Cinebarre is a full-service restaurant/theater located in Thornton near I-25 and 104th. It offers a menu of appetizers, entrees and desserts, as well as beer and wine. Cinebarre screens first-run feature films in both regular-format and 3-D. Note: Cinebarre is an 18-and-up establishment. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Cinema Latino de Aurora is a Spanish-language cinema showing first-run movies from the U.S., Mexico and Latin America. All films are either dubbed or subtitled in Spanish.
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Owners Coy and Rachael Webb opened City & Country just two doors down from their popular barbecue joint, Roaming Buffalo Bar-B-Cue, in summer 2016. The shop is small and dominated by a deli case stocked with the likes of elk bologna, pastrami, corned beef, slow-roasted eye of round, bacon, molasses ham, pecan-smoked andouille and other […]
From his wholesale bakery building in north Denver, Michael Bortz supplies many of Denver’s best restaurants with bread and desserts. He gets up early and works long hours to keep rolling in the dough. But you don’t have to own an eatery to enjoy these treats: The public can pop in and make purchases, too. […]
Five-dollar doughnuts with too-clever names are around every corner these days, and there’s usually a line around that corner, too. But sometimes you just want the classics: When you’re with your kid on a Sunday morning or picking up a few dozen to take to work, less is more. When that mood strikes, look no […]
Five-dollar doughnuts with too-clever names are around every corner these days, and there’s usually a line around that corner, too. But sometimes you just want the classics: When you’re with your kid on a Sunday morning or picking up a few dozen to take to work, less is more. When that mood strikes, skip the […]
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This Cap Hill mainstay is one of Denver’s few spots reliably serving up tasty food past 9 p.m. Since Dan Landes opened City, O’ City more than a decade ago (he sold it in 2018 to the group that now owns Watercourse, too), it’s catered to an eclectic group of diners: vegans, vegetarians, late-night club […]
The mission of the Parks, Recreation & Open Space (PROS) Department encourages active lifestyles and creating healthy environments for people, nature and community. The below work together to accomplish this mission.
Sunday October 1 2017 City Park 1700 N. York St., Denver, CO 80202 Free Register at www.kidney.org The Denver Kidney Walk is a non-competitive 5k & 1mile walk in support of the National Kidney Foundation. The kidney and transplant community, donors, recipients, dialysis patients, families and friends, medical professionals, schools, civic groups and the entire […]