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DiningOut aims to provide a genuine platform for Colorado's independent hospitality sector, including restaurants, bars, event spaces, caterers, and mobile food and beverage vendors, along with their suppliers and service providers. We are creating both print and digital channels to share important information and resources that support the entire industry. Our goal is to empower individual business owners and operators, while also safeguarding the unique creativity that drives our workforce, economy, diversity, and overall community well-being.

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Upscale Mexican Fare Takes Denver, and We Are So Here For It

2 months ago | diningout.com | Colin Wrenn

At a time when many diners take to social media to claim there’s “no good Mexican food in Denver,” launching an upscale Mexican, let alone Mexico City focused restaurant may seem at odds. Yet some of the Mile High’s best chefs have taken to the challenge and opened award-winning concepts aimed to not only serve a superb experience and outstanding cuisine, but open up the conversation as to what Mexican food really is.
Immerse Yourself In the Art of Food and Table Settings

2 months ago | diningout.com | Linnea Covington

Sure we know how important dinnerware and drinking vessels are to the dining experience, but these objects also can be works of art. See for yourself during the show delecTABLE: The Fine Art of Dining, which opens on February 21 at the Art Students League of Denver (ASLD). “Our journey was looking at ceramic works pushing the boundaries that revolve around the theme,” said ASLD ceramics program manager Griffin Callahan.
Plate Full of News Bites: Served Up February 17

2 months ago | diningout.com | Linnea Covington

Independent restaurants in and near Denver keep closing, and many blame the pay gap, rising costs for goods and labor, rent, and utilities. Now, bill HB25-1208 has been submitted to help. This past week also saw a new vodka aimed at sustainability and embraced by Big Red F Restaurant Group. Food wise, we’re excited for a seasonal blood orange menu, and enjoyed the new pizza program coming out of the city’s oldest brewpub.
Local Restaurants Built on Love

2 months ago | diningout.com | Linnea Covington

The idea of cooking with love goes a step further at certain Denver restaurants where the owners not only live together, but also work as a team. Celebrate and experience the love these owners and chefs give not only to their food, restaurants, and staff, but each other too. Anyone who has experienced a night of live music paired with wine and dinner at Nocturne Jazz & Supper Club in RiNo has been given a glimpse of owners Nicole and Scott Mattson’s love.
One Old, Two New: Thai Restaurants To Try

2 months ago | diningout.com | Linnea Covington

The joys of Thai cuisine go well beyond the usual take-out orders of pad thai and drunken noodles, though we aren’t knocking those beloved dishes. Today it’s so much easier to find really good Thai food in Denver and the surrounding suburbs, often speaking to more traditional flavors and dishes and less on Americanized versions. Here are two new spots that opened in the last six months or so, as well as an older spot we already loved. Do you have a favorite place to go?
The City Mourns Another Closed Spot, Osaka Ramen

2 months ago | diningout.com | Linnea Covington

After almost 10 years on the scene, chef Jeff Osaka announced he will shutter Osaka Ramen after service on February 23. Last year the chef closed all but one of his Sushi-Rama locations, leaving open the original RiNo spot right next to his first ramen-focused eatery.
Just the ‘Fax: The Ultimate Colfax Avenue Bucket List

2 months ago | diningout.com | Rebecca Treon

Colfax Avenue may be the most famous street in Colorado, and its history dates back to the 1860s. Stretching almost 50 miles, the continuous avenue starts in Golden and moves through Lakewood, Denver, and Aurora. Originally called Golden Road, the path led gold miners to the city for trade. Decades ago the infamous avenue was known for seedy deals, crime, and subversive culture (mainly in Denver).
Plate Full of News Bites: Served Up February 10

2 months ago | diningout.com | Linnea Covington

Valentine’s Day is here, and we have a list of some fun events you can do, with or without a sweetheart. Of course you can always plan a date based on the most romantic spots in town. This week we got news of an award-winning chef coming to Denver, and Union Station has some tantalizing things coming. It’s a pretty good time to love the Mile High City. Read on for more top news stories and send us any tips via Instagram or by emailing [email protected].
After 10 Months, EatYa Pizza Will Close For Good

2 months ago | diningout.com | Linnea Covington

When chef Nick Kayser started EatYa Pizza he was just coming off the closure of his beloved Rooted Craft Kitchen in Highland. His hope, he said at the time, was to create a fun place for people to grab a slab of pizza quickly, and either eat it there or take it to go. But between construction, rising food and labor costs, and legislation targeted at the hospitality industry, it never gained the traction he hoped.
Book a Reservation at Denver's Top Romantic Restaurants

2 months ago | diningout.com | Sara Rosenthal

Let’s set the mood. Imagine a dimly lit room, the soft hum of music, and your beloved nestled next to you. Sit close enough to be brushing shoulders and stealing kisses in between sips of something sweet. This is the romantic vibe we’re aiming for this Valentine’s Day. There are plenty of date night options around Denver, but we’ve scoured the scene for the sultriest spots sure to make your sweetheart swoon.