Denver's Restaurant and Bar Openings and Closings for the Week of January 1-7, 2018 | Westword
Navigation

All the Restaurant Openings and Closings This Week

The week following the winter holidays can seem as slow as molasses, but behind the scenes restaurateurs are busy polishing the glassware and chefs are putting final touches on dishes at eateries that will open in the days ahead.
Smokin Yard's opened on the final weekend of 2017.
Smokin Yard's opened on the final weekend of 2017. Mark Antonation
Share this:
The week following the winter holidays can seem as slow as molasses, but behind the scenes, restaurateurs are busy polishing the glassware and chefs are putting final touches on dishes at eateries that will open in the days ahead. This week, two familiar names popped up in new places: Shine Restaurant & Potion Bar moved from its longtime home in downtown Boulder to new digs just a few blocks away, while former RiNo beer maker Zephyr Brewing resurfaced in a north Denver warehouse district.

Here's a complete list of openings and moves this week, along with links to stories of other recent openings in the final days of 2017.

Restaurants and Bars Opening This Week
Zoës Kitchen, 2023 South Colorado Boulevard

Restaurants and Bars Moving This Week
Shine Restaurant & Potion Bar, 2480 Canyon Street, Boulder
Zephyr Brewing, 1609 East 58th Avenue, Unit G


click to enlarge
Little Gingko is finally open on East 13th Avenue.
Mark Antonation
Little Gingko Is Now Open in Capitol Hill

click to enlarge
The Emich sisters — Jennifer, Jill and Jessica — are putting a little Shine back in Boulder.
The Emich Triplets Reopen Shine in Boulder

click to enlarge
Former RiNo brewer Zephyr Brewing Co. found a new home.
Zephyr
Zephyr Brewing Reopens Friday in New Production Facility and Taproom

click to enlarge
Smokin Yard's brings all the barbecue lovers to the Yard.
Mark Antonation
Smokin Yard's Is Smokin' Up the Yard


BEFORE YOU GO...
Can you help us continue to share our stories? Since the beginning, Westword has been defined as the free, independent voice of Denver — and we'd like to keep it that way. Our members allow us to continue offering readers access to our incisive coverage of local news, food, and culture with no paywalls.