Pastajohn's Profile
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The Squeaky Bean is back and The Post loved it Has anyone hit the new Squeaky Bean? Bill Porter in The Denver Post gave it the paper's first 4-star review in 7 years which would make it the best restaurant in the city, less than a month after opening. |
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Denver - dinner in the Highlands Linger and Root Down are great spots in the Highland neighborhood, especially during patio weather. Not sure if they fit your definition of moderate-inexpensive. The patio at Lola is fun but I prefer brunch there. Spuntino just reopened with a full dinner menu but I haven't tried it yet. |
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Euclid Hall is owned by Jennifer Jasinski and Beth Gruitch who also own Rioja and Bistro Vendome on the same block. |
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I think the OP is confusing The Squeaky Bean with its Highland neighbor Root Down. The Bean reopens late spring at 15th and Wynkoop in LoDo's Saddlery Building. Root Down remains open for biz. |
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Foodie news for Denver/Boulder? Eater Denver launched this morning. http://denver.eater.com/index.php?page=1 |
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Savory Spice shop should be able to fix you up. They have multiple locations. http://www.savoryspiceshop.com ----- |
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You can always order great baked goods from Zingerman's in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I order baskets from them all the time for clients, relatives and friends. http://www.zingermans.com/ |
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Steve Vice is back at McCormick's at the Oxford after a short stint at Shanahan's. |
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Interesting observation about Euclid Hall although when I look through the draft beer list, 9 of the 12 taps are Colorado beers: |
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Anyone going to Cochon 555 in Denver this weekend? It's sold out but I have a ticket. Denver Magazine has a breakdown of the heritage pigs. http://www.denvermagazine.com/Blogs/T... |
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Westword says February: |
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Critique my Denver list on food caliber and child-friendliness, please J'Shabu seems to be closed. |
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upscale Mexican or Southwestern in Denver FYI - La Fiesta is only open for dinner on Friday nights. ----- |
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How is Harvest Week in Denver? There are more than 50 independent restaurants participating in Eat Denver's Harvest Week. All of the menus are posted at http://eatdenver.com/harvest-week |
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If you are referring to the Thunderbird location on Blake Street in Denver, it's already closed with another restaurant getting ready to open in the same space. |
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Pre-Concert Near Pepsi Center in Denver Can you give us a hint as to what you're looking for beyond "good and close?" |
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For Rioja, no cab necessary if you're anywhere downtown. The free shuttle on the 16th Street Mall gets you anywhere and Rioja is a short walk from the Larimer stop. ----- |
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Only Sam's is close to the Sheraton. Snooze is around 8 longish blocks from the Sheraton after you take the free mall shuttle to Larimer Street. Racines is further although the same folks own Dixons at 16th and Wazee, right on the 16th Street Mall. |
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Denver Restaurants: A Few Ideas/Opinions James won the award in 1999 as chef at 15 Degrees, now defunct. He has bounced around a bit since. Triana, Cucina Colore, Via, Chef Jam, Le Chateau, Icehouse Tavern, Neighborhood Flix, Soon to open Olive Oil at Tipsy's - a liquore store somewhere in the SW Denver hinterlands. ----- |
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Denver Restaurants: A Few Ideas/Opinions Bryan Moscatello at Adega was the last (and only) Denver chef to be honored by Food & Wine as Best New Chef. Lachlan and James Mazzio were both named Best New Chef while working in Boulder. |
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Any interesting, unusual restaurants in Denver or Boulder? Can you give us a clue as to what you find interesting or unusual about a restaurant? |
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This sounds like the 6th Avenue space that is currently Fruition but might have been Claire de Lune or Somethin' Else a few years back, depending on your definition of a few years. |
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DFW Chowhound visiting Aurora - need RECs mucousy warm potato salad. yummmmm. |
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Denver Restaurants: A Few Ideas/Opinions What a great round-up. Thanks rlm. |
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The Georg family had promised to open a new Chinook Tavern in the Landmark development at I-25 and Belleview and they are still listed on the Landmark website but there hasn't been much progress evident. |
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Where to get the best green chili in Denver? Always opinionated Jason Sheehan at Westword throws his two cents into the best green chile in Denver discussion on today's Cafe Society blog: |
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You're a bit premature according to this tweet: It's official! LoHi SteakBar opens Thursday, June 25 at 6pm. 3200 Tejon. Come & see us! |
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Denver - Brazilian Steakhouse/Churrascurria? Fogo de Chao opening sometime this summer at 1515 Wynkoop |
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Don't be an ambassador-tease. |
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Shabu-shabu in Boulder/Denver area? The owner of Junz in Parker opened a shabu place on Havana a few years ago. Not sure if it's still dishing shabu. J' Shabu |
