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Broadway is one of Denver's most dynamic streets, but for years it hasn't been known for its food and drink scene, outside of a few short blocks that border the Baker neighborhood. But that's beginning to change as new establishments pop up along the street's considerable length. From fried-chicken houses to tequila bars, there has been plenty of action in recent months — and even some old favorites are getting a little love. Here are the ten most recent Broadway bar and restaurant stories we've covered, along with links to the original coverage.
South Broadway Country Club Set to Tee Off in Early April
EXPAND100 Favorite Dishes: Fried Chicken Banh Mi at the Post Chicken & Beer
Brian Rossi of Adelitas Talks Tequila, Mezcal, Palenque...and Ice Cream!
Kitty's South Stripped to Shell That Will Be Filled by Archetype Distillery
Chubby Cattle, a Conveyor-Belt Hot-Pot Restaurant, Coming to Broadway
The Ship Tavern, an Iconic Denver Bar, Suddenly Awash in Diner-Style...
The Post Chicken & Beer Set for January 18 Opening on South Broadway
The Hornet Maintains Its Charm After Two Decades of Change on Broadway
100 Favorite Dishes: Chicken Tenders at the Fainting Goat
Quiznos Grill Switches to Zeps Epiq Sandwiches
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