Restaurants

A southeast Denver coffee roaster plans a cooperative model for its new coffee bar.

Osaka Ramen provided noodles for a fan meet-and-greet with Japanese pop-punk band Shonen Knife.

The Laszlo Hotel will open in late 2019 with three restaurants inside, and executive chef Leah Eveleigh at the helm.

Somebody People brings upscale vegan dining to South Broadway.

Major League Eating introduced a new event at the Colorado State Fair.

Over forty eateries will offer unlimited samples.

The neighborhood French eatery will transition to an Italian restaurant under new ownership in 2020.

Two of Denver’s top restaurants have some changes in the kitchen.

Here’s what’s new and what closed during a hot, hot August in Denver.

We tasted fresh-roasted Hatch and Pueblo green chiles to see which is better.

Around the corner, the Paramount Cafe closed exactly a year away.

Bayou Bob’s and City Stacks are closing downtown.

City Stacks will close on August 31 after a five-year run in LoDo.

The Isle Casino Hotel is now home to the Roxy Restaurant & Bar, which comes to Black Hawk from Reno, Nevada.

The event is sanctioned by Major League Eating.

The homegrown chain now has just four locations.

Bayou Bob’s will close at the end of this week after more than thirty years downtown.

This flatbread sandwich at Antepian Turkish Cuisine wraps a “Turkish pizza” around grilled lamb kebab.

The Golden burrito trailer is making the move to a brick-and-mortar restaurant.

Luke’s, A Steakhouse looks to its history under new owners Pat McGrew and Jonathan Malone-McGrew

Looking for late-night options.

A West Highland neighborhood eatery, a chicken wing joint and a doughnut shop are among this week’s openings.