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On Sunday, September 22, Westword's annual celebration of the Denver dining scene will fill Sculpture Park at the Denver Performing Arts Complex with food and drink from some of Cafe Society's favorite restaurants, as well as Best of Denver reader choices. Close to fifty restaurants, trucks and food businesses have signed on to be part of DISH this year, serving samples that make this a great event at any price -- but for the next few days at www.voicedailydeals.com/denver/, we're offering a very special deal on VIP tickets to DISH: $35 rather than the usual $60 (quantities are limited!).
The VIP voucher includes early entry (at noon rather than the general-admission time of 1:30 p.m.), access to the VIP section sponsored by Stella, two drink tickets and other goodies.
See also: Dishes of DISH include Patxi's Chicago-style, deep-dish pizza
Close to fifty restaurants, trucks and food businesses have already signed on to be part of DISH this year, including Kevin Taylor, El Chingon, Slider Shack 303, Stoney's, Azucar Bakery, Biker Jim's, Boone's, DiFranco's, Interstate, Table 6, Early Bird, El Taco De Mexico, The Hornet, The Real Dill, Williams & Graham, Gaetano's, Lola, Mustard's Last Stand, Maggie and Molly's, Nile Ethopian, Rio Grande, Trillium, Tin Star Smokehouse, Slotted Spoon, Pink Tank, Fuzzy Tacos, Central Bistro & Bar, Sugarlicious, Tamayo, Sushi Sasa, La Calle Taqueria, Jonesy's, Orange Crunch, WaterCourse Foods, CHUBurger, Patxi's Pizza, Row 14 Bistro & Wine Bar, Zengo, Dae Gee Korean BBQ, Donut Hut Cafe, Little Man Ice Cream, Jason's Deli, Polished Tavern, Salvaggio's Deli, Taita Peruvian Cuisine & Bar and Udi's.
Watch Cafe Society for updates on the event, and profiles of the dishes of DISH.
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