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The Capital Grille opening second Colorado location
LONE TREE, Colo. — The Capital Grille is preparing to open its second location in Colorado. The fine-dining restaurant announced a new location opens Sunday at 9067 Westview Rd. in Lone Tree, near East County Line Road and South Yosemite Street. The 8,897-square-foot restaurant features a lounge and four...
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Mar Bella Boqueria and Framebridge
Hello my fellow foodies and welcome back. Over the years, my husband/photographer has taken some pretty amazing pictures of our culinary adventures. I decided it was time to frame some of these beauties and hang them on our walls in the house. We decided to take a trip down to Cherry Creek to spend an afternoon framing at the new Framebridge store in Cherry Creek and then have dinner at Mar Bella Boqueria. They are both next to each other, so it seemed like a great way to spend a beautiful day in Denver.
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This Atomic-Themed Burger Joint In Colorado Is A Total Blast From The Past
What do you get when you combine quality burgers with enough 1950s nostalgia to make your grandparents misty-eyed?. Bob’s Atomic Burgers in Golden, Colorado, where the decor is retro, the burgers are customizable, and the vibes are absolutely immaculate. The exterior of Bob’s Atomic Burgers announces itself with the...
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LoHi Patio Hotspot Recess Beer Garden Bets Big On Virginia Village
Recess Beer Garden, the LoHi open-air patio that packs in big crowds and smashburger fans, is heading east with a second Denver location set for Virginia Village this fall. The group has lined up a spot in a redeveloped strip center and is planning another patio-heavy build-out, aiming to bring the LoHi energy into a more low-key neighborhood setting. CEO Jason Romero said the team will put roughly $1 million into construction and is betting that a roomy outdoor hangout will change how Virginia Village eats and drinks after years of relatively little retail churn.
sentinelcolorado.com
Aurora celebrates America’s 250th birthday, and Colorado’s 150th, with yearlong cultural programs
AURORA | Here’s the word that leads an inventory of unique cultural and historical events near and far, throughout the summer: “Sesquisemiquincentennial.”. Say it out loud: “sess-kwee-semi-kwin-sent-ennial.”. That’s the Latin word for what Aurora and the nation will be celebrating as the nation’s sesquisemiquincentennial — or 250th...
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Boulder’s Best Bakeries: Where Locals Go for Fresh Pastries and Bread
Boulder mornings start early. Before the trails fill and Pearl Street comes alive, ovens across town are already working — turning out flaky croissants, rustic breads, and pastries that feel perfectly matched to Boulder’s rhythm. For locals, stopping at a favorite bakery before work, a hike, or a slow weekend morning is simply part of the routine.
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Best Of The Fests | April 27 – 28, 2026
Michael Brody (formerly Crested Butte Film Festival) and the newly minted Roadshow Pictures present an enticing program of short films curated from recent major festivals. You’ll see five short films in the documentary and narrative categories that had their world premieres at the Sundance and Big Sky Documentary film festivals. The program includes: Luigi, La Tierra Del Valor (filmmaker, Cristina Costantini, Sally) Faux Bijoux, Marga En El DF, and Crisis Actor. It’s a poignant, fascinating blend of modern cinema depicting the beauty and complexities of the world today. We’ll have a talkback afterward to elaborate on what we’ve seen, and we’ll launch Roadshow Pictures into the movie-showing landscape.
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Vaultaire Turns Down The Noise At South Broadway’s New Basement HiFi Bar
South Broadway just picked up a quieter kind of nightlife. Vaultaire, a subterranean HiFi listening bar, opens Thursday beneath La Forêt, trading rowdy tavern energy for candlelight, records and slow-sip cocktails. The underground spot pairs an analog record setup with French-inspired small plates and a deep bench of vintage...
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After losing UMS to RiNo, South Broadway will host a music festival on the same weekend
Denver’s music fans will have their choice of two music festivals on the same weekend this summer. There’s the Underground Music Showcase. As usual, the long-running event will be held on a late-July weekend — although this year it’s making a controversial move from South Broadway to the River North district in Five Points.
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This Best Pizza In America Sits Inside This Unassuming Colorado Restaurant
There is a rare kind of evening when dinner practically raises its hand and says, I’ve got this. It arrives after a full day, when your energy is low but your appetite is not, and the last thing you want is a long debate. In Colorado, those moments feel...
Westword
Downtown Tasting-Menu Spot Shutters Four Months After Reopening
There was a lot of hype when chef Brian de Souza and his wife, Syd Younggreen, reopened the Guest at 1432 Market Street in October. The intimate restaurant-within-a-restaurant-turned-event-space had made a comeback with a high-end, eleven-course tasting menu that was all over Instagram feeds after an influencer-heavy rollout of the refreshed concept, which quickly sold out its first eight weeks.
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Pepsi Money Train Hits Tennyson, Supercharges Bao's Denver Debut
On a busy corner of Denver's Berkeley neighborhood, a small newcomer on Tennyson Street suddenly got big-time backing. Last fall, PepsiCo quietly moved in with cash and marketing muscle for Bao Tennyson, which had opened over the summer. The global company helped throw a launch party, subsidized menu tweaks, paid for marketing and, by its own account and local reporting, even pitched in on a patio expansion. For a corner spot still working to build regulars in a corridor packed with openings, that kind of support sped up its rise, and now other restaurateurs are watching to see if this brand-sized assist becomes a pattern across the city.