Restaurants

Our roundup of the bar and restaurant opening and closings in October 2019.

The group behind Recess is taking over.

The three-year-old-bakery on Welton Street closed for good on October 31.

Denver chocolate lovers can now find André’s Chocolates at Whole Foods.

A favorite Commerce City restaurant will return after being closed for two months.

The Phoenix wine bar that came to LoHi in 2015 now has a second Denver location.

What’s cooking with culinary couture?

Say Thank Sool Pocha just like it’s spelled, then dig into a fun menu of Korean bar food.

The east Denver cafe closed on Saturday, October 26, but a new ownership group could reopen the space.

Dean and Aimee Valdez will open Bella Colibri in downtown Golden on Friday, November 1.

Should Denver have common-consumption areas for liquor?

Ramen and Chinese cuisine are in at two Denver food halls, while a brewery and a wine bar are out in the suburbs.

Pizza, and other good grub, is back on 13th Avenue where Nicolo’s closed last summer.

The Corner Beet Cherry Creek makes a few tweaks to its successful formula.

Stanley Arcade will replace Infinite Monkey Theorem at the Stanley, and Gotham Greens will open a commercial greenhouse.

Sichuan rice cakes, handmade chicken dumplings and Hong Kong bubble waffles are waiting for you at Meta.

Technology is helping restaurants deal with a labor shortage in the service industry.

Best One Yet Ice Cream, a vegan dessert vendor, will expand to a full-sized food truck next spring.

Her episode of CPT 12’s Street Level Community airs tonight.

The Colorado Burger is back at Smashburger, but is the return as good as we remember?

Stapleton is home to one of Denver’s newest indoor adventure parks, owned by Mike and Lisa Lapp.

After more than twenty years as a chef in Denver, Marczyk Fine Foods culinary director Jamey Fader will share his opinions.