Restaurants

Enjoy the (really) great outdoors.

A new program allows groups of restaurants to apply for a permit for large patio dining areas.

Tables opened in 2005 for lunch before becoming an upscale dinner destination, but now sandwiches are back.

Aurora’s Tacos El Metate adds a second spot in central Denver.

A new online coffee shop packs locally roasted beans for you to sample at home.

Cuban cuisine just got harder to find in metro Denver.

Help Colorado restaurants this summer while earning prizes.

1Up Arcade Bar and similar venues have yet to receive the green light.

Alejandro Flores-Muñoz keeps the dream alive with his new poké kiosk.

It’s been a “weird year” for Pete Turner.

The Goods is becoming Route 40 Cafe, complete with a Colfax Avenue memorabilia collection.

The chef turns his attention to his new company, River Bear American Meats.

Anyone who ventured into this greasy spoon at 3 a.m. has no doubt already had one.

A new Aurora dumpling specialist does Korean mandu right.

Even as eateries attempt to expand their outdoor seating to increase capacity, many have been unable to reopen at all.

The owner of TBD Foods catering company is nearly ready to open a new restaurant.

Fort Collins is sending some burger love to Denver.

Changes to reservations, payment, menu options and tipping add up to a new experience for diners.

The Golden Triangle food hall is back with returning favorites and new menus.

Punch Bowl Social’s dining and entertainment center inside a former control tower is permanently closed.

The spirit of Pete Contos lives on at his restaurants, thanks to his hard-working family.

Seafood tacos, coffee and doughnuts, and Peruvian cheesesteaks are on the menu.