Ten Bygone Denver Restaurants We Miss the Most
Where do you wish you could dine one more time?
Where do you wish you could dine one more time?
“It is no secret that the craft beer industry is currently facing significant challenges that impact business viability.”
Kossi Tchenawou (a.k.a. K_Wossie) launched the plant shop in Dairy Block’s Free Market earlier this month.
Which spots do you miss the most?
It will be his sixth restaurant in the metro area when it debuts.
One comes from a popular food truck-turned brick-and-mortar.
One has been in the works since 2022.
According to the owner, the City of Denver backed out of a January 20, 2026, tax payment-plan deadline.
The nostalgic new spot features Nintendo 64, board games, and cocktails like the Teddy Graham
The owners of Dio Mio and Redeemer Pizza have another hit on their hands.
The venue has been the focus of multiple claims from former employees.
It’s a go-to in Capitol Hill and LoHi for affordable lunch breaks.
It comes from a familiar name in the scene.
It includes twelve courts, two bars, a food program featuring Neapolitan pizza and more.
The nightclub blamed its closure on “ongoing market challenges.”
It’s set to open in February but it’s already getting national buzz.
The project has been in the works for over a year and a half.
Hand-pulled noodles star at one of the latest additions to the dining scene.
It comes from a pair of industry veterans and plans to open as soon as early February.
On Thursdays, it’ll offer free beer — if you drink it out of a branded dog bowl.
Expect no-frills cocktails, $4 beer in frosty mugs and free bar snacks.
There are also four new spots serving options like cheesesteaks and Japanese-style sandos.