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Shake Shack will open at 30th and Larimer streets this spring, and Denver got an advance taste of Danny Meyer's New York City marvel at a
Shack Shack pop-up at the Source this past weekend, when fans lined up for hours. But another long-craved burger behemoth is coming to Colorado soon, and at least one reader predicts a major smackdown when
In-N-Out arrives in this state.
Says Hillary:
In-N-Out will take a big bite out of Shake Shack, and win the battle for Colorado burger fans. I'll take California sunshine and animal sauce over New York City hype any day.
Wonders Ryan:
Who waits hours in line for a burger? Get a hobby.
Responds Nicholson
It was worth the wait. I’m still basking in the glow from my Shake Shack Burger ????
Concludes Aaron:
New Denver is full of shenanigans and malarkey. Too much opioids, not enough blue collar.
Keep reading for more of our burger coverage.
