Tacolandia Ticket Prices Go Up This Morning!
On Sunday, August 20, Westword is bringing back Tacolandia, a celebration of street tacos. You’ll want to get your tickets now: Prices go up on Friday, June 30.
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The Four Tastiest Events on the Culinary Calendar This Weekend
Tonight marks the start of a long, long holiday weekend, and there are plenty of Independence Day celebrations around town; see our list of holiday food and drink deals and events for ideas. But there are still a few happenings that won’t be drowning in red, white and blue. Here…
14er Brewing Opens for Can Sales Only in River North
Andrew Kaczmarek and Nato Francescato don’t mind doing things differently. The two went into business together in July 2016 as owners of 14er Brewing, creating and canning beer long before they knew if or when they’d be able to open an actual taproom. In October 2016, 14er won a gold medal for…
Ernie’s Bar and Pizza Captures a Slice of Sunnyside History
A friend of mine just moved to Sunnyside, where Ernie’s Bar and Pizza at 2915 West 44th Avenue quickly became her neighborhood watering hole, so I had to come check it out with a small posse for happy hour. I arrived before my friends and had a seat at the bar…
Owlbear Barbecue Aims for August Opening for New Brick and Mortar
Karl Fallenius says he was working hundred-hour weeks in the period leading up to the closing of his Owlbear Barbecue stand at Finn’s Manor at 2927 Larimer Street. Shutting the place down at the height of its popularity turned out to be the right move, though, as he’s now nearly…
DIY Takeout: Simple Is Best for Royal Rooster’s Fried Chicken Sandwich
Who doesn’t love a good fried chicken sandwich?! Royal Rooster makes one of the best ones in Denver. Let’s see how close we can get at home!
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The Ten Best New Restaurants in Denver in 2017…So Far
The Denver dining scene continues to boom, with new spots opening every week. Here are the best new restaurants of 2017 (so far).
Beer Calendar: Watermelon Beers, Hazy IPAs and Tau Day
The Boulder-based Brewers Association fired a new volley Tuesday in the escalating war between independent craft breweries and corporate mega-breweries by unveiling a new seal that breweries can add to the labels on their bottles and cans in order to distinguish themselves. The seal, which reads “Brewers Association Certified…
The Squeaky Bean Will Serve Its Last Dinner Tonight
Last night, the Colorado Restaurant Association presented its annual Industry Spotlight Awards at the Stanley Marketplace. Among the award recipients were the owners of the Squeaky Bean, Johnny Ballen and Joshua Olsen, who were receiving the CRA’s Philanthropist Signature Dish Award in recognition of the work the two have done…
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David Rosenfeld on Sprezzatura, Fine Dining and the Dynamics of Pizza
Chef/owner David Rosenfeld has a pedigreed résumé, but right now he’s serving pizza from Spezzatura, a trailer parked outside Rocker Spirits in Littleton.
What to Expect From Hashtag, Troy Guard’s Breakfast Joint Opening Soon
Troy Guard, one of Denver’s most prolific restaurateurs, is having a busy couple of weeks: June 26 saw the launch of a third outpost of Los Chingones, and July 7 will bring alive his take on breakfast at Hashtag. “I loved breakfast as a kid,” says the chef. “I always…
Colorado Restaurant Association Presents Annual Industry Spotlight Awards
Every year, the Colorado Restaurant Association presents its Spotlight Awards for outstanding restaurants, restaurant owners and service-industry professionals from around the state. This year the dinner and awards ceremony takes place at the Stanley Marketplace in Aurora. While Denver gets the bulk of the media attention when it comes to the…
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The Ten Best Food and Booze Stations on Bike to Work Day
Once a year, you find yourself fully-committed to dusting your bike off, waking up a few hours early and sweating with your coworkers as you participate in Bike to Work Day. This year’s event falls on Wednesday, June 28, and as extra motivation to get that last-minute tune up before trekking across Denver, we’ve put together a list of the best Bike to Work stations to hit for both your morning and evening commutes.
Bambu Desserts & Drinks Hits the Refresh Button With Vietnamese Smoothies
The sun is a blazing ball burning a hole in the blue Colorado sky. The temperature has lodged somewhere in the mid-90s, and the only nearby hope for relief from the heat streaming off the black asphalt of South Federal Boulevard is an air-conditioned shop that serves icy-cold treats. Bambu…
Roostercat Remodels, Adds Second Location Downtown
“I wanted to create Roostercat so I would have a place to hang out with all my friends,” says Colin Floom, sitting on the patio of his laid-back cafe at 1045 Lincoln Street. Before founding Roostercat in 2012, Floom “was just a coffee shop whore. All I did between films…
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The Overland Goes Dark on South Broadway
When we put out our Best of Denver list in March, the Overland at 1967 South Broadway won honors for best new bar. But less than a year after opening, the Overland is now closed. We picked the bar because it had all the makings of an instant classic, with…
Sazza Hits the Stanley Marketplace with Salads, Pizza and Sustainability
When Sazza owner Jeff Rogoff first heard about the Stanley Marketplace’s focus on community and sustainability, he knew that he had found a perfect match for the second home of his Greenwood Village eatery that derives its name from SAlad and piZZA. Sazza’s new location, at 2501 Dallas Street, opens for business…
The Six Tastiest Events on the Culinary Calendar This Week
Dueling wine dinners, biking with bachelors, drinking beer with a Burmese dinner and celebrating the wild, wild West: It’s an eclectic week in Denver. Here are our picks for the six most intriguing food and drink events for June 26 through June 30. Monday, June 26 Know anything about the…
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Reader: Head South for Good Barbecue; Stick With Green Chile in Denver
Even though Southern cooking is hotter than a buttermilk biscuit right now, Colorado’s two Southern Hospitality locations and their sibling barbecue joint, Carve, both closed this week. But readers say they weren’t good examples of Southern cooking.
The Westword Watch List: Where and What to Eat This Week
If you need a little something beyond typical ballpark dogs when you’re cheering on the Rockies, we’ve got just the thing for you, along with suggestions for succulent sustainable seafood and deep-fried treats from South America. Here are three hot ideas for lunch and dinner this week, followed by our…
Iain Chisholm Closes Americatus, Starts New Meat Company With Mark DeNittis
As the Denver sausage business goes, this is some of the most exciting news for fans of locally made salumi and other cured meats: Mark DeNittis is putting the apron back on and teaming up with Americatus chef/owner Iain Chisholm to start a new company called Americatus Artisan Provisions. Chisholm…
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Keeping it Fresh: LoHi Steakbar Getting a New Look After Eight Years
One of LoHi’s neighborhood hangouts is getting a facelift aimed at keeping its loyal customers from looking for the next-best thing. LoHi Steakbar, located on the northeast corner of West 32nd Avenue and Tejon Street, will close its doors at 8 p.m. Sunday to undergo top-to-bottom renovations, including new floors,…