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This week Gretchen Kurtz tasted the tortas at Ay Caramba!, Mark Antonation continued his quest on Federal Boulevard with a stop at Dalat Vietnamese, and Lori Midson spoke with David Lindberg of Bonanno Brothers Pizzeria about his focus "on being the best pizzeria in Park Meadows."
And there was lots of other action on the Denver dining scene, including several openings and a closing:
See also: - Photos: The Wall Tavern opens in the Art District on Santa Fe - Torta Grill serves up traditional, low-octane torteria drinks - Paleo author Peggy Emch talks about primal eating, nakedness and getting pregnant
Now open: Inside Scoop Creamery, 5654 South Prince Street in Littleton Izakaya Den, 1487 South Pearl Street Scratch Burrito & Happy Tap, 4262 Lowell Boulevard The Wall Tavern, 1112 Santa Fe Drive
Closed: Ristorante L, 1710 29th Street, Boulder
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