Another day, another appearance by Tom Tancredo on Fox News — which now has a page devoted to the American Constitution Party’s candidate for Colorado governor. Last night, Tancredo explained his eleventh-hour run to Bill O’Reilly. Watch the clip below…
Brothers, where art thou? When Jim Karagas, owner of My Brother’s Bar, Denver’s oldest continually operating saloon and a joint he’s run for forty of its 120-odd years, heard that Brothers Bar & Grill, a Wisconsin-based chain, planned to open an outpost in town, he was concerned that it might…
Was Dan Maes offered a deal, maybe even a govement job, to drop out of the governor’s race? The blogosphere was abuzz after the Post’s Lynn Bartels broke the Maes story, wondering who might have made the offer. The bigger question: What job could you possibly give Dan Maes? Here…
Sunflower Farmers Market, the homegrown, all-natural and organic grocer started by Mike Gilliland in 2003, will open new stores in Lafayette and Thornton tomorrow. The new stores, which make it an even dozen outlets for Sunflower in this state, are at 555 West South Boulder Road in Lafayette and 1131…
Yes, we know that drinking Corona can be hazardous to your health. There’s the alcohol factor, of course. Then there’s the fact that ordering a Corona in Colorado, which is microbrew country, is a danger all its own, since other drinkers will mock your choice of the not-exactly-macho Mexican beer,…
As Writer Square continues to rewrite its future, a few more businesses have disappeared from the block between Larimer and Lawrence streets and 15th Street and the 16th Street Mall. Last Friday, Chez Cheese Gourmet Market, the Evil Bean coffee shop and Jamaica Juice all closed their doors. The space…
Against all odds, Denver has a vibrant downtown that weds the present with the past — and today, it celebrates both something old and something new, starting with a ribbon-cutting at the Four Seasons Hotel Denver at 1111 14th Street…
Celebrate the harvest at a four-course farmer’s dinner — all prepared with produce from Abbondanza Organic Seeds & Produce — tonight at Duo Restaurant, 2413 West 32nd Avenue. Abbondanza farmers will be on hand to discuss the delicious dishes you’re eating. Which are:…
This summer, the complaint calls started coming with irritating regularity to the Denver Police Department District 2 substation, to the Denver Department of Environmental Health, to the office of Denver City Councilwoman Carla Madison. There were problems at Mod Livin’, the hip retro store at 5327 East Colfax Avenue, the…
When Jim Karagas, owner of My Brother’s Bar, Denver’s oldest continually operating saloon and a joint he’s run for forty of its 130-odd years, heard that Brothers Bar & Grill, a Wisconsin-based chain, planned to open an outpost in town, he was concerned that it might cause some confusion. So…
Cafe Society served up four Guess Where contests last week, featuring everything from green chile at La Fogata (yes, we’re folding the green chile guesses into this contest) to a bowl of mystery pho to this plate of Syrian sausages. For correctly identifying it as coming from Damascus Grill, Jason…
Early voting starts today, which means you can stop by any voting center (find them here) and choose a gubernatorial candidate from a lineup that no one would have thought possible a year ago: Denver mayor and Democratic John Hickenlooper, Republican candidate Dan Maes and third-party candidate Tom Tancredo, who’s…
Chris Kimball, founder of Cook’s Illustrated and host of America’s Test Kitchen and Cook’s Country, will be at the Tattered Cover in LoDo at 7:30 p.m. tonight to talk about his book Fannie’s Last Summer: Re-creating One Amazing Meal from Fannie Farmer’s 1896 Cookbook. Here’s what Mark Bittman, author of…
Denver’s first Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon takes to the streets on Sunday, October 17. The race web site offers tips on where spectators can watch the sold-out event — but we have a better idea than going to a park “oasis”: Head directly to the old First Avenue Hotel, now…
Another sign that Indian summer continues: One more night of Meat on the Street at Marczyk Fine Foods. The crew is grilling Niman Ranch burgers right now at 770 East 17th Avenue; they’re $6.99 each. The attached wine store will also be offering a wine-tasting until 7:30 p.m. Find more…
After service tomorrow, Bliss Bar & Bistro — an oasis of good taste in Arvada — will close the doors at 7501 Grandview Avenue for good. “I think Arvada is just really hurting,” says general manager Andrea Marion, who opened the place four years ago. “We just don’t have that…
First, gubernatorial candidate John Hickenlooper sports a Western shirt by North Carolina-based Wrangler rather than one by hometown hero Rockmount Ranch Wear in a campaign commercial. Then, he shows up for a fundraiser at Brothers Bar — the Wisconsin import, not My Brother’s Bar, the Denver original. Always boot Colorado?…
For a landlocked city, Denver is about to be swimming in seafood. At 5 p.m. today, Wyland’s Ocean Blue will open in the Shops at Northfield, close by Guy Harvey’s Perfect Spot, which opened earlier this month at 8336 Northfield Boulevard and will host a grand opening party on Friday,…
Yesterday, the American Planning Association officially named LoDo as one of its 10 Great Neighborhoods for 2010 — even if the Washington, D.C.- and Chicago-based nonprofit has a rather unusual view of the history of that neighborhood: “Founded by General William Larimer, Jr., in 1858, LoDo was originally the birthplace…
A new Peet’s Coffee & Tea outlet opened today in the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel, at 1550 Court Place — and from 1 to 3 p.m., the hotel will be giving 100 percent of the proceeds from all Peet’s sales to the Pink Tie Affair, a November 6 event benefiting…
“We need more oversized condos,” reads the message scrawled on a hearing notice posted outside a historic home in the 2900 block of Umatilla Street at the edge of Highland. “Thanks, developers.” But save some gratitude for the Denver Landmark Preservation Commission, which last week turned down the request to…
Bertrand Bouquin, executive chef of the Penrose Room and Summit at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, and Broadmoor wine director Timothy Baldwin have a date in Jerez, Spain, in January 2011 — when they’ll compete against international chef and sommelier teams for the Copa Jerez title. They won the chance…
