Miguel Otárola
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Los Dos Potrillos is opening restaurants in two more Colorado cities (opens the original)
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A local Mexican restaurant chain with roots in Littleton and outposts along the Front Range is expected to open two more in Colorado Springs and Loveland next year, its family owners announced. The news comes shortly after Los Dos Potrillos trimmed its menu significantly in order to put some of its favorite family recipes front and center. The business will celebrate its 25th anniversary in 2027. The first of the new restaurants, at 5832 Barnes Rd. in Colorado Springs, will open early next year,
Can Denver’s Soda Club do for food what Death & Co did for its cocktails? (opens the original)
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The New York cocktail bar, Death & Co, was welcomed with open arms in Denver more than eight years ago, when founders David Kaplan and Ravi DeRossi chose the brand-new Ramble Hotel as their first place of expansion. On the way to building out coast-to-coast locations for Death & Co, DeRossi’s pendulum between his native Colorado and adopted NYC only gained momentum. Now, he’s brought Soda Club, a vegan restaurant and natural wine bar with roots in the East Village, to the bottom floor of the Ram
Denver is about to get a ‘Thai goth’ street food joint (opens the original)
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A married couple behind one of Denver’s newest Thai restaurants is building off their momentum with a second location in Capitol Hill they said could open as soon as next month. The offshoot of Den Thai Tapas & Wine, titled Den Thai Street, will occupy a space at 800 Sherman St. last used by Asian fusion restaurant Reckless Noodles, which closed this year. Compared to the higher-end affair of Tapas & Wine downtown, Den Thai Street will focus on street-food delicacies from 35-year-old co-owner Ja
Congress Park neighborhood joint calls it quits after one year (opens the original)
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A corner restaurant property in Congress Park is once again shuttered as the owner of Briar Patch decided to close his bar and grill there after just over a year. Briar Patch, the offshoot of Briar Common Brewery + Eatery in Jefferson Park, ended its brunch and dinner service last week, said Amanda Singh, its chef. The restaurant, at 1222 Madison St., went through several iterations in its short time on the block, starting as a classier concept before Singh arrived and relaxed its menu and appea
4 highly anticipated Denver restaurants opening by the end of 2026 (opens the original)
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While school-age kids took their summer breaks and off-the-clock employees made a break for it with vacation, some local chefs and restaurant owners spent their summer poring over blueprints and menu drafts. Their efforts will soon pay off. Here are four restaurants expected to open before year’s end — with a few updates on others that aren’t too far behind. The building that Table 6 occupied for more than two decades is set to welcome its newest tenant this fall. Holm is the product of the same
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