Food and restaurant news from the Pikes Peak region | By Dionne Roberts
Two days ago, Urban Steam Coffee Bar and Cafe owner Kelly Bubach revealed an exciting collaboration with Michael Myers’ Distillery 291. (Well, exciting if you love craft alcohol.) It’s called Colorado Urban Bourbon Whiskey and it’s […]
I’m in the corner of a barn room covered in puppies — thick, fluffy wrigglers with blunt snouts, soft eyes and thin tails. Some are patched in light tan, markings of Great Pyrenees, but most of […]
The Pikes Peak chapter of the Colorado Restaurant Association is probably the trade group most heard about in these parts. Its Pikes Peak Food & Wine Expo — coming up on March 6, where you’ll find […]
Bonny and Read Fresh Seafood and Steaks was originally supposed to open last October, when it would have joined The Rabbit Hole and Supernova in restaurateur Joe Campana’s stable of eateries. Unfortunately, code requirements held up […]
We’ve been all over Enoteca Rustica lately — with the menu here and tasting photos here — and that’s because chef Jay Gust and co-owner Dave Brackett are doing fun stuff on the west side. For […]
McCabe’s Tavern may be a beloved downtown spot with an established fan base, but that hasn’t stopped the bar and restaurant from reinventing itself to keep pace. The most obvious change was an interior swap […]
A round-up of can’t-miss events: Port Wine Dinner: Just a few seats are left for this paired dinner focused on Portuguese fortified wine. (Click here for the full menu, which includes sea bass, short ribs and […]
Coaltrain Wine & Spirits is partnering with two local restaurants on special wine dinners next week. • The first comes courtesy of Cowboy Star Restaurant and Butcher Shop (pictured), the new-ish purveyor of top-level steak helmed by […]
Catching up on holiday news, Lucha Cantina, the first restaurant to occupy the former Olive Branch on Tejon Street, closed at the end of the year. Its replacement, slated to soft-open this weekend and rollout […]
Proving the interest in new developments like TILL Farms on Powers Boulevard is no fluke, a program from Colorado State University will debut in El Paso County on January 19. The Building Farmers and Ranchers […]