Restaurants

April was a big, big month for restaurant and bar openings.

There’s a booze-free cafe, a hot chicken joint and a tony new Cherry Creek eatery on the list.

After losing its lease in Littleton and closing in November, Lucile’s with Southern hospitality.

You don’t have to don your Members Only jacket to enjoy Of a Kind and OAK Market.

Developers have plans to demolish the building Beast + Bottle has called home for eight years.

A shortage of the tapioca-based pearls popular in Vietnamese and Taiwanese drinks could mean your next drink will be boba-less.

Third Culture Bakery’s second location is a first for the RiNo neighborhood.

Sweet Action was purchased by Frozen Matter last year, but the ice cream brand lives on.

Our weekly roundup of all the newest restaurants and bars and places saying goodbye.

American Elm’s chef and bartender are sending you their best every month.

Slater’s 50/50 was built for office workers and entertainment seekers in RiNo, but all of that disappeared with the pandemic.

You can easily walk from My Thai Cafe to Ros Siam and Beau Thai for a tasty triangle of Thai cuisine.

After seven years, Mark Antonation is moving on.

Writer Adrian Miller’s new book give credit to centuries of African American cooks.

The Washington Park restaurant is closing but will contribute all says on April 22 to its employees.

Chef Elise Wiggins is giving a big taste of her Louisiana roots on May 15 and 16.

Greenwood Village will soon boast a new food hall/brewery, thanks to Troy Guard.

Les Dames d’Escoffier launches its Lady Boss Festival awards this year, with plans for a live event in 2022.

Our weekly list of restaurant and bar openings and closings.

A new owner is relocating the classic Jewish deli just two miles from its Cherry Creek home.

A deep-fried favorite in Nebraska, this corn-flake crusted sandwich is a rarity on the Front Range.

These hearty soups bolster Comal’s Mexican menu each Friday.