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Spring Café Serves its Coffee with a Conscience by Employing Refugees

March 9, 2017

The Spring Café serves locally roasted coffee and light fare. It's their mission, however, that transcends the palate. The goal is to use the coffee shop as a classroom that prepares refugees for careers in the...

Carabiner Coffee Embodies Colorado’s Adventurous Spirit

Dallas Erwin

January 19, 2017

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A cross-country bike ride gave founder Erik Gordon an appreciation for coffee that is rivaled only by his passion for the outdoors. He sought to create a cup of rich coffee that mirrored the optimistic feeling ...

6 Drinks to Get Buzzed without the Booze in and Around Denver

Colin Wrenn and Tyler Wernet

January 3, 2017

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Craft beer and excellent cocktails have become so ubiquitous in Colorado that one would be hard pressed to find a watering hole that does not serve something that is both intoxicating and delicious. With the ba...

Husband and Wife Team Opens Rainy Day Cafe at City Park

Colin Wrenn

December 16, 2016

On December 1, Lauren and Wayne Harvey opened the doors to the much desired neighborhood coffee spot Rainy Day Cafe. Housed in the front entrance of Du Jour Hair Studio—which Lauren co-owns—the petite counter,...

Corvus Coffee Opens New Kyoto Cold Brew Bar in DTC

Brittany Werges

December 15, 2016

From the outside, Corvus Coffee's new shop in the Denver Tech Center (DTC) seems like any other new business in the area. Located at the new Belleview Station, the apartment/retail complex would be familiar to ...

Denver Baristas Strip for Steamy Calendar to Raise Money for Women in Coffee

Brittany Werges

December 13, 2016

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When you think of the word barista, it's likely you have a very specific image in your head. Whether it's your own neighborhood coffee slinger or the stereotypical glasses and tattoo type, it's probably safe to...

Staff Pick – Aye Conyo and Cafe Con Leche at Buchi Cafe Cubano

Colin Wrenn

November 25, 2016

Buchi Cafe Cubano is an excellent example of what makes the Denver food scene so great. For every new, elegantly furnished upscale spot that opens delivering either some sort of schtick or sublimity there is a ...

Review – Grand Coffee Bazaar Caffeinates the Masses for a Third Year

Brittany Werges

October 17, 2016

It's no secret that Denver loves its craft beverages. And while beer usually has the spotlight, the third annual Grand Coffee Bazaar (GCB) proved that the Mile High's coffee scene isn't anything to scoff at eit...

The Rolling Pin Bakeshop to Open Days After Rosenberg’s

Lucy Beaugard

October 14, 2016

The Rolling Pin Bakeshop's co-owner and executive pastry chef Jay Thomas has long been dreaming this project into fruition. Over 37 years have passed, with the last three years spent planning to make it a reali...

Grand Coffee Bazaar & 7 Other Events This Week

Mary-Lynn Elliott

October 9, 2016

Fall is in full swing, which gives you the perfect excuse to check out what’s happening in the Denver food scene. Start your week off with beer at the airport, then indulge in chocolate at the Choctoberfest, an...

Staff Pick – Trompeau Bakery on South Broadway

Tyler Wernet

October 7, 2016

Mornings were made for fresh-from-the-oven baked goods and a hot cup of coffee, and that’s exactly what they’re serving up at Trompeau Bakery. Owner and operator Pascal Trompeau — a third-generation baker and a...

5 Cold Coffee Brews to Still Sip this Fall

Lucy Beaugard

September 29, 2016

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It’s no secret that the weather is changing and that the dark, cold months are slowly creeping in. Despite the impending chills and crisp morning air, I still prefer a cold brew over hot coffee. If you think ab...

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Review – Pusha T Brought the Rap Album of the Year to Summit

Local Listen – SoDown Goes So Heavy in “Jet Black”

Los Molinos is Neighborhood Mexican Food at Its Finest

Frijoles Colorado is a Family Affair Making Some of the City’s Best Cuban Food

Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steak House Introduces Renovations and New Menu to Celebrate 21 Years

A Look Inside Colorado’s First Zara Location, Opening Tomorrow

Review – Pusha T Brought the Rap Album of the Year to Summit

Los Molinos is Neighborhood Mexican Food at Its Finest

Spring Café Serves its Coffee with a Conscience by Employing Refugees

Carabiner Coffee Embodies Colorado’s Adventurous Spirit

6 Drinks to Get Buzzed without the Booze in and Around Denver

Husband and Wife Team Opens Rainy Day Cafe at City Park

Corvus Coffee Opens New Kyoto Cold Brew Bar in DTC

Denver Baristas Strip for Steamy Calendar to Raise Money for Women in Coffee

Staff Pick – Aye Conyo and Cafe Con Leche at Buchi Cafe Cubano

Review – Grand Coffee Bazaar Caffeinates the Masses for a Third Year

The Rolling Pin Bakeshop to Open Days After Rosenberg’s

Grand Coffee Bazaar & 7 Other Events This Week

Staff Pick – Trompeau Bakery on South Broadway

5 Cold Coffee Brews to Still Sip this Fall