Locations in Denver
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The original Jelly opened in Capitol Hill early in 2011 and was packed from the start. Jelly owners Christina Smith and Josh Epps, veterans of the San Francisco restaurant scene, were right when they thought they saw a gap in Denver’s breakfast culture; today, Jelly’s popularity shows no signs of abating. In fact, the concept […]
Jelly, which opened early in 2011, was packed from the start…and that popularity shows no signs of abating. This hip Capitol Hill spot is almost always jammed at breakfast and brunch – so don’t be surprised when the hostess tasked with crowd control says you have at least thirty minutes to kill before your table […]
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Jerusalem has been many a Denverite’s first introduction to the world of baba ghanouj, fatoush, tabbouleh and stuffed grape leaves. The little shack near the University of Denver has been satisfying late-night munchies and mid-day cravings near since 1978. A steady stream of college students and bar patrons from around the neighborhood keep the place […]
Opened in 2001 by Jujhar Singh — a twenty-year veteran of the Colorado restaurant scene — Jewel of India specializes in regal Punjabi service and northern Indian Mughlai cuisine, originally the food of raiders and interlopers. While the menu looks like the menu of every other strip-mall Indian restaurant in the country, the food that […]
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It may be located inside the luxurious building that houses the St Julien Hotel + Spa, but Jill’s Restaurant does much more than cater to business travelers on expense accounts and vacationers with cash to blow. The cozy bar and dining room attract plenty of locals at lunch and dinner, and Jill’s is particularly popular […]
Jim’s is a car-cult burger joint, a plain and simple throwback. It has no drive-thru. No neon. No chrome. No affectation whatsoever. This is a burger shack that doesn’t pretend to be anything else, showing its age proudly in every scuffed table, grease-stained ceiling tile and crooked Little League photo hung on the walls alongside […]
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Jimmy John’s sandwich empire was founded in an Illinois garage by Jimmy John Liautaud, who graduated at the bottom of his high-school class. Clearly he showed them, since the company now boasts more than 1,200 franchises across forty states. The chain advertises “free smells” and “freaky fast delivery” of its sandwiches, constructed from house-baked French […]
This spot has the scallop-edged windows and lacy curtains of a quaint Swiss chalet, and in typical diner style, the waitresses call everyone “Hon” as they move quickly between tables. There’s nothing fancy about the joint or the food, but it’s exactly what you expect — and what you’re craving — when you walk through […]
Jing, an upscale sibling to Cherry Creek’s Little Ollie’s, sports a sexy dining room, a well-stocked bar and a menu of nouvelle Asian cuisine — just the thing for well-heeled locals hungry for good food in the environs of the Tech Center. Try the Peking duck and cioppino if you’re looking for something more traditional; […]
