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Mayor Declares Denver “the RiNo Valley of Beer” for Denver Beer Fest Week

Mayor Declares Denver “the RiNo Valley of Beer” for Denver Beer Fest Week

By Mark AntonationSeptember 14, 2018

Mayor Michael Hancock kicks of Denver Beer Fest week with Visit Denver and the Colorado Brewers Guild.

Thirty Years Later, Wynkoop and the Class of ’88 Have Diverging Stories

Thirty Years Later, Wynkoop and the Class of ’88 Have Diverging Stories

By Jonathan ShikesSeptember 14, 2018

Denver’s oldest craft brewery was one of a handful to open across the country that transformed American brewing.

Brunch of the Week: Eggs and Football at Blake Street Tavern

Brunch of the Week: Eggs and Football at Blake Street Tavern

By Bridget WoodSeptember 14, 2018

Fill up with hearty breakfast fare during Sunday morning NFL games.

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Great American Beer Fest Week 2018: Calendar of Amazing Events

Great American Beer Fest Week 2018: Calendar of Amazing Events

By Jonathan ShikesSeptember 14, 2018

The gang will be all beer the third week of September.

The Six Best Events on the Culinary Calendar This Weekend

The Six Best Events on the Culinary Calendar This Weekend

By Amy AntonationSeptember 14, 2018

Don’t miss these food and drink festivities in Denver and beyond.

Chow Morso Osteria Opens Tonight After Labor Shortage Delays

Chow Morso Osteria Opens Tonight After Labor Shortage Delays

By Mark AntonationSeptember 13, 2018

The second Italian eatery from the owner of Barolo Grill will do dinner service only for now.

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Marcus Samuelsson, Amanda Cohen Headline Colorado Restaurant Show

Marcus Samuelsson, Amanda Cohen Headline Colorado Restaurant Show

By Mark AntonationSeptember 13, 2018

Don’t miss the annual event put on by the Colorado Restaurant Association.

One of Denver’s Best Thai Restaurants Has Closed

One of Denver’s Best Thai Restaurants Has Closed

By Mark AntonationSeptember 13, 2018

Thai Street Food is no longer serving its blazing hot, flavor-filled cooking in Aurora.

On the Rox Offers a Locally Owned Haven in the South Suburbs

On the Rox Offers a Locally Owned Haven in the South Suburbs

By Sarah McGillSeptember 13, 2018

This neighborhood sports bar stands out in the sameness of Lone Tree, Parker and Meridian.

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Beer Calendar: More Oktoberfest Parties, Plus Pre-GABF Fun

Beer Calendar: More Oktoberfest Parties, Plus Pre-GABF Fun

By Jonathan ShikesSeptember 12, 2018

Our cups are running over this week.

Phil’s Place Announces Last Call

Phil’s Place Announces Last Call

By Patricia CalhounSeptember 12, 2018

It’s the end of an era for this RiNo joint.

Our Feast Food Festival Is Filling Up

Our Feast Food Festival Is Filling Up

By Westword StaffSeptember 12, 2018

Feast, our annual celebration of Denver’s restaurant scene, is shaping up to be a tasty time.

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Here’s the Dirt on Gardening in Globeville

Here’s the Dirt on Gardening in Globeville

By Laura ShunkSeptember 12, 2018

We bought a house in a former Superfund site. Would it be safe to garden there?

LuBo’s Makes Pizza a Family Affair in Centennial

LuBo’s Makes Pizza a Family Affair in Centennial

By Maureen WittenSeptember 11, 2018

New York-style and Sicilian pizzas draw southeast Denver residents to this family-run pizzeria.

WeldWerks Closes In on One Hundred Different Beers Brewed in a Year

WeldWerks Closes In on One Hundred Different Beers Brewed in a Year

By Jonathan ShikesSeptember 11, 2018

The innovative Greeley brewhouse definitely gets style points.

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Why Being Burrito Fairy Is the Best Job Ever

Why Being Burrito Fairy Is the Best Job Ever

By Erin BarnesSeptember 11, 2018

And why it’s important.

Three Barbecue Joints You Probably Haven’t Been To

Three Barbecue Joints You Probably Haven’t Been To

By Mark AntonationSeptember 11, 2018

Because finding good barbecue should be an adventure.

Avery Goes Hazy a Year After Saying It “Probably Never” Would

Avery Goes Hazy a Year After Saying It “Probably Never” Would

By Jonathan ShikesSeptember 10, 2018

The Boulder brewery is using modern technology to produce a shelf-stable version of the typically short-lived style.

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Denver Wine Company Produces Convincing Replicas

Denver Wine Company Produces Convincing Replicas

By Krista KaferSeptember 10, 2018

Replica gives wine drinkers a cheap alternative to their favorite high-end brands.

Military Veterans Find Purpose in Chatfield Farms Agriculture Classes

Military Veterans Find Purpose in Chatfield Farms Agriculture Classes

By Linnea CovingtonSeptember 10, 2018

The Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms property teaches agriculture classes geared toward military veterans.

The Seven Best Events on the Culinary Calendar This Week

The Seven Best Events on the Culinary Calendar This Week

By Amy AntonationSeptember 10, 2018

This week, learn to can, feast on fish and chow down on charcuterie — just three of the many food and drink events this week.

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Reader: More Closings? There Won’t Be Any Regional Flavor Left!

Reader: More Closings? There Won’t Be Any Regional Flavor Left!

By Westword StaffSeptember 9, 2018

The Paramount Cafe closed Labor Day weekend, and more shutterings are scheduled.

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