Food & Drink

While four spots debuted, two said goodbye.

Its the latest in a string of new dumpling options that have debuted in the metro area in the last year.

Bradley Garcia and his partner Ramon Leon Nunez now also own a food trailer on South Federal called Tacos a la Parrilla.

Some of our favorite spots to drink along the way include My Brother’s Bar, Crow Bar and Embassy Tavern.

The twenty-year-old entrepreneurs were born and raised in the neighborhood where their new business is set to open on February 24.

Il Posto has been in business for seventeen years, seven of them at the current location.

It also plans to bring its popular smash burger pop-up, Snipeburger, to the new outpost.

It has been a staple in the Highland neighborhood since 2005 and last year, a new owner took the reigns.

Visiting Bottle Shop 33 is more than a booze run; it’s an experience that celebrates the art of entertaining.

Its chef/owner, Penelope Wong, was recently named one of Colorado’s 2024 James Beard Award semifinalists.

He also played a few tunes on his ukulele, including a new one all about the Old Fashioned.

There’s a new Peruvian spot to check out, some shuffling at Union Station, and a RiNo favorite has returned.

This buzzy new chef’s counter under Bao Brewhouse has been all over Instagram, but does it deliver on its high price tag?

Its owner has spent years perfecting his recipes and techniques.

Don’t worry — customer favorites like the cacio e pepe and house foccacia are still around.

The first episode airs at 7 p.m. tonight!