Restaurants and Bars We'll Miss That Closed in 2018

By Westword Staff

Monday, December 31, 2018 at 4:48 p.m.

Mark Antonation Famous Pizza on South Broadway was one of Denver's oldest pizzerias. 1/11

Westword The Paramount Cafe and its siblings, Marlowe's, Govnr's Park and LaLa's, all closed in 2018. 2/11

Danielle Lirette The Village Cork closed on Old South Pearl after sixteen years and is now Chook. 3/11

White Fence Farm White Fence Farm served its last chicken dinner on December 30, 2018. 4/11

Mark Manger Thai Street Food opened at 11650 Montview Boulevard in 2011 and closed in 2018. 5/11

Kenneth Hamblin III Gary Garcia (second from left) closed Phil's Place in the fall, and the Embassy Tavern has taken its place. 6/11

Mark Antonation Hi*Rise was the Ballpark neighborhood's favorite spot for breakfast and lunch sandwiches for a decade. 7/11

Mark Antonation Candela is no longer serving Puerto Rican and Mexican cuisine in LoHi. 8/11

Mataam Fez Mataam Fez brought a taste Morocco to Denver for forty years. 9/11

Mark Antonation Jack-n-Grill closed its restaurants on Federal Boulevard and in Westminster. 10/11

Danielle Lirette Govnr's Park Bar & Grill regulars hoist one last drink before the forty-year-old bar closed in November. 11/11

Restaurants and Bars We'll Miss That Closed in 2018

We lost quite a few of our old favorites and said goodbye to some landmark restaurants in 2018. Here are the restaurants and bars that we'll miss the most that closed over the last twelve months.

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