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Denver Restaurant Prices Are High — But Owners Say They’re Still Losing
The cost of dining out in Denver these days is higher than ever, and it’s hard to find anyone not fed up with the situation, from diners to restaurant owners to workers alike. “Everything costs more – labor, food, insurance, trash,” said one restaurateur quoted in a report released...
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12 Colorado Sandwich Joints That Skip The Marketing But Bring The Flavor
Colorado has no shortage of bold flavors tucked behind modest storefronts and simple menus that let the food do the talking. Across the state, a select group of sandwich spots has earned fiercely loyal followings, not because of flashy marketing or trendy hype, but because they deliver the same satisfying bite again and again.
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ACC’s Annual Literary Festival Crushes Attendance
Arapahoe Community College’s (ACC) Writers Studio hosted its annual Literary Festival on Saturday, Feb. 21st, to the largest group of attendees since the COVID-19 pandemic. Students, ACC staff, and speakers who work in the field gathered for a day of insightful learning, curious discourse, and, of course, Snarf’s Sandwiches.
everafterinthewoods.com
This Colorado Sushi Bar Is So Good, People Say It’s Worth The Trip
Some restaurants earn their fame the slow way, one delighted diner at a time, until the whispers turn into full-on road trip plans for a single bite. This tucked-away sushi counter has that kind of pull, drawing regulars who will happily rearrange their week just to grab a seat. Skeptics...
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Colorado Spring Fishing Near Boulder: Best Trout Spots and Fishing License Rules
As winter begins to loosen its grip on the Front Range, spring fishing season quietly returns to Boulder and the surrounding foothills. Snow still sits on the high peaks, but lower creeks and lakes begin to wake up as trout grow more active in the cold, clear water. Early spring...
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The Smothered Burrito At This Beloved Colorado Restaurant Is Out-Of-This-World Delicious
There’s a particular kind of magic that happens when perfectly seasoned ingredients meet a cascade of legendary green chile. El Taco De Mexico in Denver has been creating this magic since the mid-1980s, and their smothered burritos are the stuff of local legend. Let me tell you something about...
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The Quirkiest Burger Joint In Colorado Takes You Straight Back To The 1950s
Ever wonder what would happen if someone combined America’s love affair with burgers and its obsession with mid-century design?. Bob’s Atomic Burgers in Golden, Colorado answers that question with a resounding “yes, please, and can I get extra cheese with that?”. The moment you spot Bob’s Atomic...
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This Colorado Lakeside Campground Near Denver Makes It Easy To Forget The City Exists
Craving a peaceful lakeside escape without a long drive from Denver? Chatfield State Park Campground in Littleton wraps you in wide open skies, mountain views, and water at every turn, so city noise fades fast. You get roomy sites, real conveniences, and easy access to trails, coves, and covetable sunsets....
hoodline.com
Wash Park Sweet Spot Goes Cold As Ice Cream Shop Melts Away After One Year
The scoops have stopped flowing at Colfax and Cream’s Wash Park outpost, which has quietly gone dark at 712½ S. Pearl St. after roughly a year in the neighborhood. Curtains now cover the windows at the corner of Pearl and Exposition, spotted during a March 3 visit, signaling that the ice cream and soda shop has apparently called it quits. The apparent shutdown appears to cap Colfax and Cream’s nearly two-year run across Denver.
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Golden comedy festival ‘a win for everybody,’ attendees say
Even with a few days left in the inaugural Golden Comfort and Comedy Festival, organizers and participants alike believe it’s been a great success. In fact, organizers are confident the festival will return next winter. “It’s a no-brainer,” Len Matheo of the Miners Alley Performing Arts Center said. “The...
springsmag.com
How to Celebrate Oyster Month at Jax
On the list of things you shouldn’t do with oysters, eating them out of a stranger’s trunk in Denver ranks right up near the top. But that’s exactly how the Crackerjax got its start as the signature oyster of Jax Fish House & Oyster Bar. It was...
sentinelcolorado.com
SENTINEL MUSE: ‘9 to 5’ offers a high note for musical fans looking for quitting time
AURORA | Your bullying boss got you down? Head to the Vintage Theater this weekend for the cathartic “9 to 5: The Musical” and get your vicarious revenge amid songs you know you love. But wait, there’s more. Much more. Check out the spring music showcase on Colfax,...
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A Century Strong: Charlie Brown’s Still Draws the Neighborhood In
Welcome to #TBT, or Throwback Thursdays, where we revisit some of the Denver metro area’s tried and true restaurants that have become institutions. For example, Capitol Hill staple Charlie Brown’s, which has had the same owner since 1990 and served diners long before that. Over time, these places have weathered the shifts in our city’s […] The post A Century Strong: Charlie Brown’s Still Draws the Neighborhood In first appeared on DiningOut .