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Birdcall Reimagines Restaurants From Its Five Points Roost

December 12, 2017 6:09AM

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Danielle Lirette
The Nashville hot sandwich with an Oreo shake and fries.
From its roost in Five Points, Birdcall is reimagining restaurants, one chicken sandwich at a time. It's fast. It’s affordable. And it’s where the future is headed, given the pinch of high labor costs. But is it good food? Gretchen Kurtz answers that question in her Birdcall review; meanwhile, feast on these photos by Danielle Lirette.

  • Birdcall

    800 E. 26th Ave., Denver North Denver

    720-361-2976

    11 articles
    Birdcall
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