Fire closes newly renovated uptown Nepali eatery
Sherpa Base Camp had recently rebranded from Curry & Grill 2.
Sherpa Base Camp had recently rebranded from Curry & Grill 2.
The Denver Italian food staple has been around since 1994.
Dine on familiar favorites and comforting, creative new fare from The Easy Vegan founders.
Plus, a pair of sad goodbyes, a welcome post-fire return and an under-the-radar move on Colfax.
The Neapolitan style pizzeria was one of our favorite additions to the Denver pizza scene.
Also, a bleak future for Portillo’s, a new restaurant in Cheesman Park, and Colorado gets some national media attention.
The space has been home to many concepts. Will this one stick?
It’s the second high-profile bakery to close in recent months, but plenty more are expanding.
It’s getting hot out there!
“The bar is the epicenter of the market.”
This week was a reprieve from a string of recent closures, with several big-name openings and only one sad closure to report.
New openings were double that of closings.
Sisters An, Thao, and Thoa Nguyen have modernized their parents’ old restaurant for a new generation.
The Denver area’s latest romance-themed bookstore, Good Girl Cafe and Bookstore, begins its story in July.
Sadboy Creamery’s popular pints sell out in seconds. But soon, the business will be able to ramp up production.
Church & Union closed last weekend, and judging from diner comments, the downtown eatery didn’t have a prayer.
The city lost some OGs this week. But there’s good news, too.
The American bistro was a critical hit in the early days, heralding Denver’s chef-driven dining explosion to follow.
It’s the second residency from a Michelin-starred chef to enter the Clayton Hotel this summer.
“I’m hoping to find enough to at least blunt a little bit of the pain.”
The venue was slated to be a part of this year’s Underground Music Showcase.
But the brand will welcome a new player in Belmar this fall.