Molly Martin

2 weeks ago | westword.com | Molly Martin

In 2022, Denver was in the midst of a French dining revolution, thanks to the addition of spots such as Chez Maggy, Le Bilboquet Denver, Brasserie Brixton and Noisette, which made a stunning debut at 3254 Navajo Street in LoHi that August. But less than three years later, Noisette has announced that it is set to close on June 14.

1 month ago | westword.com | Molly Martin

Originally from Atlanta, Capoferri has worked in hospitality since the age of fourteen. A stint in the copywriting world brought him to Losa Angeles in 2010 for a gig — though he also worked as a bartender and "fell in love with the bar side," he recalls. In 2014, he started a consulting company and "took a break from making drinks to serve as a Campari ambassador" until 2019.

1 month ago | westword.com | Molly Martin

But that is just a small snippet of what's happened over the last month following a breast cancer diagnosis — which is the reason I've been MIA as Westword's team of editors, writers and contributors stepped in to cover stories like the opening of Denver's first Los Dos Potrillos and the long-awaited debut of Pho Social.

1 month ago | westword.com | Molly Martin

After almost two decades on the Denver dining scene, Jeff Osaka is closing the doors on his last remaining restaurant today. The Sushi-Rama at 2615 Larimer Street — the original in what was once a five-location chain — will call it quits at the end of service on April 12. That follows the closure of Osaka Ramen earlier in April. New restaurants are springing up all over the metro area this month, but one local chain is plucked.

1 month ago | tradeswomn.medium.com | Molly Martin

My Mother and Audie Murphy Ch. 20They were told to dance with all the boys — but fall for none. Red Cross rules were clear: dating was fine, as long as the man wore officer’s stripes. Enlisted men were off-limits. By day, the women drove from camp to camp serving donuts. By night, they danced — sometimes until midnight, then back on their feet by 3 a.m. when the troops came off the line. It was often exhausting, but it was the job. Flo did her duty. She danced with everyone.