Patricia Calhoun
Editor at Westword
Editor of Westword, 24/7 independent voice of Denver and alt-weekly.
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19 hours ago |
westword.com | Patricia Calhoun
Everyone into the pool! Even in landlocked Denver, there are places to take the plunge, and the city's about to get one more that has some very elevated amenities. Rose & Thorn, a dual-concept hospitality experience, is coming to The Penrose, a new apartment complex at 1740 36th Street in the RiNo Art District. On July 12, Rose — a 4,000-square-foot space with a reservation-only pool and a blend of indoor and outdoor dining areas and lounges — will open to the public.
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6 days ago |
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1 week ago |
westword.com | Patricia Calhoun
Their fast-casual concept was hot. A year after launching, Dave's Hot Chicken sold 50 percent of the company and the franchising rights to an investor group that included John Davis, the Hollywood producer and fast-food financier who's the son of legendary Denver oil billionaire Marvin Davis. He added celebrity power as well as cash, bringing in Drake as an investor; last year, Usher launched his own franchises in Atlanta.
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2 weeks ago |
westword.com | Patricia Calhoun
Win some, lose some. Those who braved the rain on First Friday stumbled on a very welcome sight: El Chingon is now serving in the former home of El Noa Noa, at 722 Santa Fe Drive. After 45 years, the Nunez family took this space over from the Medina family, who founded it 45 years ago. The new owners have updated the space a bit and added menu items that the late Gloria Nunez made popular at the original El Chingon, which opened in an Arvada strip mall in 2010.
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3 weeks ago |
westword.com | Patricia Calhoun
The cafe at the Buffalo Bill Museum and Grave on Lookout Mountain sold its last bison chili dog in December. For decades, Bill Carle and his family had run the city's best souvenir store and cafe out of the circa 1921 Pahaska Tepee, a structure built by Johnny Baker, William F. Cody's adopted son, that held the original Buffalo Bill Museum until the city built a new structure in the '70s.
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