Colorado Craft Breweries, Festivals Facing Coronavirus Concerns: Updated
Corona beer jokes aside, Colorado’s craft-beer scene is teetering at the edge of a fallout that could have lasting economic effects.
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New Micro-Roaster Kind & Co. Joins the Denver Craft Coffee Scene
This New Zealander roasts coffee in tiny batches.
Structural Issues Close the GrowHaus Building Indefinitely
Structural issues forced the closing, but the organization’s mission lives on.
Boulder’s Recent Bad Beer Luck Is Changing With a Trio of New Breweries
Wild Beer Provisions, Uhl’s Brewing and the Ska Brewstillery are all launching.
Chef Carrie Baird Launches Rose’s Classic Americana
Chef Carrie Baird launches her first eatery since her Top Chef appearance.
How Coronavirus Is Affecting Denver’s Restaurant Industry
Restaurants are sharing their health and safety plans.
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Ride the Rails to Westrail Tap & Grill in Lakewood
Lakewood is home to this train-themed bar and grill.
The Best St. Patrick’s Day Happenings From March 13 to 17, 2020
These bars and restaurants will make sure Irish eyes are smiling from March 13 to 17.
Left Hand to Open Denver Brewery and Taproom in Former Liberati Space
The Longmont brewery plans to include “Curtis Park” in the name.
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Beer Calendar: St. Paddy’s Day Fun and Two Boulder Brewery Openings
Here’s our list of the best beer events in and around Denver.
Just Be Kitchen Lands Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Appearance
The gluten-free restaurant’s episode will air on March 20.
Adelitas, Palenque and Maria Empanada Are Back After Fire
Maria Empanada was the last to reopen but is now serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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Landry’s Buys the Palm Steakhouse Chain, Closes Denver Branch
A power-lunch favorite goes dark after 24 years downtown.
Pho on 6th Scores Happy-Hour Points for Cheap Eats
This happy hour goes until 7 p.m. with cheap and plentiful appetizers.
Two Denver Breweries Make Beer on a Raft on the Platte River
These two Denver breweries strapped a brew kettle inside a whitewater raft to make a collaboration ale.
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Stirring the Pot: The Case of the Disappearing Host
Chef Jamey Fader explains the role of a host, and what happens when it’s not properly performed.
Bite Into Our Best of Denver Readers’ Poll
There’s still time to fill out our Readers’ Poll for Best of Denver 2020.
Reader: Soon All We Will Have in Denver Are Subpar Chains
Common Grounds has closed its fifth and final location.
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Every Restaurant and Bar Opening and Closing This Week
Two coffee shops opened this week and one closed. See all the openings and closings this week.
Common Grounds Closes After 28 Years Serving North Denver
Common Grounds first opened in West Highland in 1992, and just closed its current home on West 44th Avenue.
Sushi Sasa Owner Wayne Conwell Opens Tai Tai at Happy Canyon
The chef/owner of one of Denver’s top sushi restaurants has launched a casual new eatery on East Hampden Avenue.
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Suave Fest and Left Hand Brewing Win Craft-Beer Diversity Grants
Left Hand Brewing and Suave Fest, a Latinx beer festival, both received grants from the Brewers Association.