Bundling up with a comforter and a pair of fuzzy socks isn’t the only method to receive this year. We’ve found comfort in the warm corners of Denver’s coziest bars. With a jazz band rolling on in the smell of freshly manicured cocktails at the atmosphere and the background life can seem miles away while you
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Intimate dining is not entirely new to Denver. Granite counters and micro-restaurants (such as Cart-Driver and Work & Class) have pushed Mile High sponsors to become comfy. However Beckon, the sister to Call starting this week RiNo’s Larimer Street, is not only tiny — it only seats 17 people — it s also requiring a lot
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Call — a double restaurant concept from Craig Lieberman (the creator of neighboring cracker firm 34 Degrees) opened nearly a year ago in Denver’s RiNo area. With not even a year under its belt, even the unassuming eatery situated in a former residential home landed a spot on Bon Appétit’s coveted Hot 10 record. With
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A new restaurant opened in late May, bringing an intriguing concept that is completely new to the city. Super Mega Bien, from exactly the same owners of Work & Class, is functioning ‘Pan-Latin Dim Sum’ — intriguing, eh? Pan-Latin meaning states of latin for and adequate Super Mega Bien that contains Brazil, Cuba, Spain, Mexico Peru,
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Should you re a lover of boxer Lon Symensma’s restaurants, pay attention. You now will be a good deal of modifications. Cho77, the pan-Asian street food sister into ChoLon, is moving downtown to another door to the sibling restaurant along with Symensma’s approaching LeRoux — a European bistro idea. Formerly reserved for Kaya, Cho77 is
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Kelly Whitaker is no stranger to new concepts. Whether it’s researching fermentation techniques, s learning the way to mill his own seasoning or consulting numerous projects, Whitaker doesn’t slow down. But even though he operates at a average rate, his most recent endeavor has him firing in any respect cylinders. READ: A First Look at
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Scott Ruggiero — lead bartender at Boulder fine-dining establishment OAK at Fourteenth — has spent honing his craft. The East Coast native moved into Boulder 10 years ago to attend the University of Colorado Boulder where he studied structure. While he’s always had a fascination with restaurants and hospitality his uncle owned a restaurant at
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Because 2016, Hudson Hill has inhabited a quaint and cozy space on 13th and Pearl — bringing in ancient birds and creatures owls alike. And today, the proprietors of the beloved bar have opened a second at Denver’s LoHi neighborhood. Lady Janea new California-inspired loungeopened on 32nd Avenue and the proprietor Jake Soffes considers that
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There s a reason why Alon Shaya called his Denver restaurant following his grandmother or “Safta,” as it s interpreted in Hebrew. But it s not only due to the interior or that the menu is partially based on his grandma ’therefore recipes. Rather, it has to do with respect. “When you’re your grandparents about,
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Open your taste bud horizon with a few delightful food and beverage events in Denver. Kick off your week by sipping on a brew and watching a movie at an outdoor movie night and end it by relaxing and jelqing at Aprés Yoga. Wherever your tastes take you, make sure to have a gander at
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