Restaurants

The new owners of the venerable Washington Park bar and grill are returning some of the old vibe.

And Denver entrepreneurs will soon be dishing up many more.

A new neighborhood bar, a food-truck kitchen and a Fort Collins debut are among this week’s openings.

The longtime Lola and Big Red F chef will become director of culinary operations for the specialty food market.

Meat may be the main theme at Hearth & Dram, but chef Adam Vero has a way with tofu too.

This Southwestern eatery offers a build-your-own cocktail bar during weekend brunch.

The upcoming food hall now has three committed vendors — all well-known Denver chefs.

The Southern Foodways Alliance honored Denver author and food historian Adrian Miller with one of its top annual awards.

This bakery specialized in French pastries and bread as well as distinctly Japanese creations.

Ronald and Louella Brooks lost their home and restaurant after a vehicle crashed through their living room wall.

Irish egg rolls, Irish beer, Irish whiskey — are these enough to carry Maggie Smith’s?

Will this restaurant one day evoke as much nostalgia as Patsy’s?

Five new food halls are expected to open by the end of 2019 in metro Denver.

Enjoy plant-based food, beer and live music at Wibby Brewing this Thursday.

Are “authentic” breakfast burritos handheld? Smothered? does it matter?

A modern French eatery, a Japanese bakery and a rotisserie grill are all on this week’s list.

The burlesque performers of Rebel Girl Productions spice up brunch on the last Saturday of every month.

Spur Coffee comes to the corner of First and Lincoln from Littleton, where its first coffee shop opened in 2012.

Jovanina’s Broken Italian will open a slightly different kind of Italian restaurant in one of downtown Denver’s oldest buildings.

A wood-fired rotisserie kitchen from a well-traveled chef opens this week in the LoHi food hall.

Morin brings upscale French-inspired cuisine to the corner of 15th and Wazee.