Social Sightings: A Beachy Pop-Up, A Peachy Bowl and More

Monday mornings are tough. But this series isn't. Social Sightings is your quick look at interesting food tidbits that we've spotted over the past week, posted by our favorite restaurants and bars. It goes down as easy as your first cup of coffee, and should whet your appetite for the week ahead.

We just told you about the best places to find tiki cocktails in Colorado, but there's already one more tropical pop-up you need to know about. Highland Tap & Burger just launched Bungalow, a beachy pop-up in its parking lot with fun cocktails, tacos, private cabanas and more.
For reservations: Visit Tock

When Colorado peaches hit the stands, it's downright wrong to pass up the opportunity to eat them every chance you get. Local superfood smoothie bowl concept Whole Sol agrees, and now you can get the Blueberry Peach Cobbler Bōl made with peaches from Palisade's Black Bear Orchards and Kokopelli Farm.
Want more peachy inspiration? Chef Paul Reilly has you covered with three must-cook recipes.
Lasting two decades in the restaurant business is a big deal, and Larimer Square's Tamayo recently did just that. To celebrate, some of restaurateur Richard Sandoval's all-time favorites are back on the menu through the end of August. Stop by to try throwback dishes like roasted carnitas, shrimp- and cheese-stuffed chiles rellenos, and chile-coffee rubbed carne asada.
Instagram: @tamayodenver
News that the iconic DJ brunch at Table 6 on Corona Street is no more...for now left many Denver musicians, creatives and neighbors feeling the loss of a longstanding tradition. Over at Tables on Kearney, there's a similar story: The restaurant recently announced its last lunch service. The good news: Both are still open for dinner.
Instagram: @tablesonkearney Tacos Selene, at 15243 East Sixth Avenue in Aurora, has some of the best barbacoa and al pastor in the metro area, and now there's an extra reason to stop by: The owner's sister opened Neveria Chuchin a couple of doors down in November 2020. The ice cream shop sells a huge variety of agua frescas, malteadas (shakes) and endless combinations of fruit, cream, chamoy and chocolate; you can even get a massive banana split. If you're not already full from your taco feast, there are also savory items, including elote chorreado — an overflowing cup of nacho cheese and corn on top of tortilla chips.
Hungry for more? Check out the fried tacos at Mexico City Lounge.

Have you spotted any interesting food news? Let us know, [email protected].