Keith McBrayer
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 5
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- Sep 3, 2026
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Hidden coffee kiosk near Union Station serves killer cold brew despite unique challenges (opens the original)
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Whether exploring a new city or just heading to work, is anything more pressing than finding coffee to start the day? For both travelers and commuters coming through Union Station, there’s a new option just steps away: Pipsqueak, a coffee cart that opened early this year, nestled in the 17th Street garden plaza adjacent to the train station. Pipsqueak is a small operation, a converted kiosk adorned with a wooden facade and a greenery-covered roof, all hand-assembled by its early employees. The n
Kona Hawaiian BBQ highlights the Hawaiian plate lunch (opens the original)
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When you think of Hawaiian food, what comes to mind? You might envision the iconic Spam musubi, an ahi tuna poke bowl or syrupy shaved ice at the beach. Others might think of a whole hog unearthed at a luau in front of a crowd sporting leis. Or perhaps you’re reminded of the loco moco, a burger patty smothered with mushroom gravy and a runny fried egg yolk over rice. All of these could be accurate. Modern Hawaiian cuisine is hard to nail down because it’s an evolving mix of Asian, North American
Charminar Express Brings Hyderabadi Street Food to Denver (opens the original)
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Charminar Express brings Indian classics and Hyderabad street food specialties to breweries, farmers’ markets and festivals across Denver. But this isn’t just another food truck. It’s a real-life business school project for MBA student Aravind Gurram, a University of Colorado graduate with a master’s in management information systems who is now pursuing his Master of Business Administration at Avila University. “Charminar Express is more than a food truck to me — it’s a business built using proj
At Thai Food Truck by Chef Tom, regulars are known by their order (opens the original)
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Thai food is on a roll in the Denver metro area, with the most recent addition coming from Arvada, where Thai Food Truck by Chef Tom is now offering carefully made takeout from a truck where regulars are already remembered by name and order. That personal touch comes from Chef Tom (his given name is Jetwarut Suanboon), who brings decades of hospitality experience to his most humble venture yet. The menu is posted outside the truck in laminated photos, and you’ll first recognize Thailand’s greate
Can the Cornish pasty find a place in Colorado burrito country? (opens the original)
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Every food culture seems to have its version of a hand pie: a portable pastry or dough turnover stuffed with meat and vegetables. Latin America has the empanada, Italy claims the calzone, Jamaica made famous the beef patty, while Australia and New Zealand have popularized the meat pie and sausage rolls. Even America has contributed its own version — Hot Pockets. But a lesser-known example hails from Cornwall, England: the pasty (pronounced PASS-tee), a traditional British hand pie that you can f
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