Baked N Denver

Independent doughnut shop Baked N Denver officially launched inside an old Winchell’s building in July 2020 (back then, it was called Wake & Bake). The name may have changed , but it still turns out a variety of classic doughnuts along with breakfast sandwiches and burritos, coffee and juice. You’ll find a few nods to […]

Baker’s Palace

You won’t need to hock Grandpa’s watch to afford banh mi at Baker’s Place, a clean but spartan Vietnamese bakery on Federal Boulevard; everything here is still on the cheap. There are over a dozen variations on the classic Vietnamese sandwich — including a fried-egg version, along with the standard pork, beef and chicken fillings. […]

Bakery Four

In 2022, Shawn Bergin’s popular Bakery Four moved into a space much larger than its previous Highland home, though the line still often snakes out the door. The new address meant not only room for more customers, but also plenty of space to expand the pastry selection and add savory items like sandwiches. The only […]

Bamboo Sushi

When Bamboo Sushi first landed in Denver from Portland, it operated out of a stall at Avanti Food & Beverage, giving the city a tantalizing taste of its sushi. It initially garnered praise mostly for its sustainable sourcing; Bamboo’s deep commitment to good ocean stewardship is particularly admirable in a category that relies heavily on […]

Bandimere Speedway

Just down the road from Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison sits another loud destination that draws big crowds: Bandimere Speedway. The quarter-mile drag strip has been in business for over fifty years, attracting crowds up to 28,000 for motorized fun and festivals. There are scheduled events most nights in the summer, and on Wednesdays you […]

Bang Up to the Elephant

This isn’t a restaurant. It’s an all-day hangout that transports you as far away from Denver as if you had clicked ruby slippers and ended up in the tropics. Brick walls are painted two shades of blue to capture the sky/water palette of Trinidad and Tobago, the islands that inspired owner Kevin Delk, the visionary […]

Bangkok Thai Food

You can test a restaurant by its simplest dishes to see how the kitchen respects ingredients. Bangkok Thai Food excels with well-executed satay, pungent larb and papaya salad zingy with tamarind. Or you can look for deep dives into a country’s culinary landscape. Here, too, Bangkok Thai comes through with Isaan-style lemongrass sausage and lovely […]

Banh & Butter Bakery Cafe

Pastry chef Thoa Nguyen dreamed of running her own Parisian-style Asian-fusion bakery for years. One of the daughters of the former owners of New Saigon, she grew up in the restaurant business. Now she’s running the show at this spot, which excels not only in sweets such as crepe cakes and croissants, but savory options […]

Bannock Street Garage

In 2004, this former Volkswagen shop was refitted as a bar with a massive garage door at the front, cement floors and a large, open patio. Since then, its divey vibes have made it a neighborhood favorite where crowds gather for First Friday. Whether you shoot a game of pool or play darts, or just […]

The Banshee House

THE NAME. Our name is an ode to the previous tenant – The Banshee Press. We loved the name, we loved the formidable golden eyes, and we loved the allure that the Banshee legend brings to the block. THE HOUSE. Our historic house dates back to 1885, before Larimer was bustling in different ways and […]

Banzai Sushi

There’s not much atmosphere here, but the sushi’s fresh, so skip the cooked dishes and eat it raw. And be sure to peruse the menu, because reading the names of Banzai’s innovative rolls is half the fun. With dishes like the Chernobyl, the Shake-N-Bake, the ever-popular Drum Roll, and both the Tighty Whitey and the […]