Restaurants

The Irish Snug does traditional Irish breakfast and other pub-style fare for weekend brunches.

The fast-casual chain got its start 25 years ago, in a former Dolly Madison ice cream store at 1644 East Evans Avenue in Denver.

Chef Bradford Kim’s sushi restaurant will soon have a second location on East Colfax Avenue.

Pinwheel Coffee helps Montessori students learn valuable job and business skills.

Stapleton residents have a great summer hangout in their midst.

Tres Chiles serves traditional Denver-style Mexican food in a new cantina in the Berkeley neighborhood.

Ronald and Louella Brooks open a cozy Colfax cafe serving wings, smoked meats and a surprising barbecue pizza.

We ate at every restaurant on Havana Street in Aurora to show you the street’s best food.

You can read the three tasty columns in his entry on westword.com.

After we posted a photo list of spots to satisfy late-night munchies, readers served up more.

Banh mi, breakfast and Latin American dim sum are among the food choices at this week’s new restaurants.

Gorgeous Deli takes over the spot where Ohana Island Kitchen got its start.

These chocolate snacks and cocoa-dusted nuts come in a variety of unusual flavors.

There’s a new banh mi shop in Governor’s Park, which has slowly amassed quite a collection of international cuisine.

A Platt Park neighborhood favorite will close on June 30, 2018.

Fried green tomatoes, grits and crawfish are just a few of the Southern specialties for brunch at this LoDo beer bar.

The Lowry neighborhood, a former Air Force base, will soon be home to Officers Club, from the team that currently runs North County.

This couple opened their own Vietnamese restaurant with mom’s pho recipes and a pho burrito far from tradition.

Bamboo Sushi shares a recipe for kanpachi tartare that you can make at home.

Julep serves up lots of hospitality…and biscuits.

Super Mega Bien brings pan-Latin cuisine to RiNo beginning Tuesday, May 15, from the team that runs Work & Class across the street.

Since Dan Landes wrote about leaving town, the comments keep coming.