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December is when commerce usually slows down, but not in the restaurant industry, where holiday parties and revelers pack dining rooms and pad reservation lists. Those who open new restaurants have been busy this month, too. Here are ten new bars and eateries we've covered so far this month, along with links to the original stories.
Quiznos Grill Switches to Zeps Epiq Sandwiches
1147 Broadway
303-534-0796
Jeff Osaka's Twelve Reboot Comes to Congress Park
1160 Madison Street
720-216-0190
What's Old Is New Again: Mayfair's Mozart Lounge Is Back
1417 Krameria Street
303-353-2320
Wooden Table Team to Open Brodo in Belmar on Friday, December 16
7167 West Alaska Drive, Lakewood
720-362-9004
Wok Hei Adds Pan-Asian Flair to University Hills
2720 South Colorado Boulevard
303-759-8882
First Look: Que Bueno Suerte Set for December 11 Opening on South Pearl Street
1518 South Pearl Street
720-642-7322
First Look: Corvus Opens Second Location in DTC
4925 South Newport Street
Stanley Marketplace Unveils Its First Open Tenant to Thirsty Stapleton Residents
Cheluna Brewery
2501 Dallas Street, Aurora
First Look: Mizu Izakaya Brings Japanese Drinking Food to LoHi
1560 Boulder Street
720-372-7100
Giot Dang Cafe Takes Over Former Vietnam Bay
472 South Federal Boulevard
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