Amanda Davis and Aniedra Nichols Now Own Table 6
“We want to get some fresh faces in there, and let people know we don’t have plans to go anywhere.”
“We want to get some fresh faces in there, and let people know we don’t have plans to go anywhere.”
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Highlights included eats from Taste Bud Bullies, Safta and El Taco de Mexico, plus Bloody Marys and a must-try pre-made cocktail brand.
Closures included Manzo Lobster & Oyster Bar and McKinners Pizza in Littleton.
Its new Elevation series is a must-try, and it’s also opening a destination-worthy tasting room this summer.
Owner Michel Alexander Polania has just one employee – his mother – and together, they make 400 traditional Michoacán-style paletas six days a week.
Get out and explore the state’s thriving distillery scene with a new passport program that gives you access to prizes and deals.
It opens June 10 and has a playful menu with items like Bryan Cranston’s Mary, Le Big Mac Omelette and a breakfast salad served over cold pizza.
The brewery, which specializes in the traditional pre-Columbian beverages chicha and pulque, hopes someone will step in to take over the space and buy the brewing equipment.
Steven Alix, the owner of X Bar, Tight End and the Squire Lounge, is behind the project which pays homage to the history of Colfax.
Hungry for more than a Nugs win? Restaurants and bars are getting in on the NBA finals action.
This hidden oasis that doubles as a Bengals bar has a new owner.
Food blogger Abbe Odenwalder will appear on the show, which debuts on June 19.
The state’s sole finalist this year was chef Michael Diaz de Leon of Bruto.
The pink palace has been on everyone’s mind, but other fun things are happening in the local dining scene.
Neapolitan-style pizza are the focus of the revamped menu from chef Mimmo Faid, who is originally from Italy.
After 25 years on the 16th Street Mall, the chain eatery will close at the end of July.
One of the best barbecue joints in town said goodbye, as did two other eateries ahead of a busy June to come for the dining scene.
Don’t we all want the 16th Street Mall to change? When was the last time you actually went to the Hard Rock Cafe, anyway?