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The Bindery Is Ready to Serve You Morning, Noon and Night

April 17, 2018 5:39AM

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Danielle Lirette
The Bindery is a sunny, sprawling spot in LoHi.
After nearly thirty years of professional cooking around the world, Linda Hampsten Fox returned to Denver; last fall, she opened The Bindery, a sprawling, sunny spot at the edge of LoHi that bills itself as an all-day eatery and marketplace. Read Gretchen Kurtz's full review for the details. All photos by Danielle Lirette.

  • The Bindery

    1817 Central St., Denver Highland/Lower Highland

    303-993-2364

    28 articles
    The Bindery
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