Kelly Whitaker Archives

A Look at Denver’s Newest and Coolest Marketplace Concept – Free Market

May 23, 2019

Free Market is not your average Denver marketplace. Though each of the city’s market concepts have their own personality and atmosphere, Free Market distinguishes itself with simplistic but elevated decor, high...

Denver’s Chefs and Food Industry Leaders Talk Sustainability in Their Restaurants

Evans Ousley

April 18, 2019

It's no secret that a growing number of chefs in Denver are committed to sustainability. But quite a few of these local chefs are also leading the nation in changing the way restaurants source, prepare and serv...

Colorado Earns 8 James Beard Award Nominations

Justin De La Rosa

February 27, 2019

The James Beard Foundation announced its long list of semifinalists for the 2019 Restaurant and Chef Awards this morning. Colorado earned eight nominations on the list across six categories. This year's nominee...

A Local Foundation Seeks to Revolutionize School Lunch Programs Across the Country

Evans Ousley

November 15, 2018

The Chef Ann Foundation – based in Boulder – seeks to change school lunch programs by enabling school communities to create healthier food for students. They do so by offering programming, training, f...

The Wolf’s Tailor Brings a Zero Waste Restaurant to Sunnyside

Brittany Werges

August 31, 2018

Kelly Whitaker is no stranger to new concepts. Whether it's learning how to mill his own flour, exploring new fermentation techniques or consulting on numerous projects, Whitaker doesn't slow down. But even tho...

A First Look at The Wolf’s Tailor – Opening Soon in Sunnyside

Bridget Douglas

August 21, 2018

Sunnyside will soon gain the much anticipated The Wolf’s Tailor — slated to open in early September. Located at 4058 Tejon Street on a quaint residential street, it will be a neighborhood, walk-in restaurant. B...

What We Learned at Slow Food Nations 2018

Nisa Sedaghat

July 17, 2018

Hundreds flocked to Larimer Square in LoDo this past weekend for the annual Slow Food Nations festival. This is the second year that the Italian-born movement has been held in the US, as well as the second oppo...

Stem Ciders Opens Acreage with Gluten Free Menu and Triple the Ciders

Alexandra Palmerton and Brittany Werges

February 23, 2018

Note: Some items have gluten options but there is a gluten-free menu option. So make sure to still state your allergy restrictions. Acreage — a new cider house and restaurant — opens on the hilltops of Lafaye...

Kelly Whitaker Leaves Cart-Driver and More to Know This Week

Justin De La Rosa

August 11, 2016

Chef Kelly Whitaker announces a new wood-fired kitchen and steps down from his RiNo pizza joint, a new Mediterranean addition at Union Station opens next week and a LoDo brunch spot rolls out bottomle...

A Week of Looks With Denver Stylist Avery Say

303 Style Profile – Katherine McQueen, the Colorful Latina Creative

Meet the Faces Behind Denver-Based Fashion App, FashionEco

A New Interactive Art Exhibit Lets You Literally Walk a Mile in Someone Else’s Shoes

RiNo Arts Fest and 26 Things to do in Denver this Week

Meet the Artist Who’s on a Cross Country Mural Painting Tour and Stopped in Colorado, Twice

Post Malone Is Headed To The Pepsi Center

Review – An Evening of Gratitude with Michael Bublé at the Pepsi Center

This Week In Concerts – The Head and the Heart, Lyle Lovett, Norah Jones, Shinedown and More

Slow Food Nations 2019 and 23 Other Food & Drink Events in Denver This Week

Farmhouse Thai Eatery Brings Imaginative Cuisine to Lakewood

Stranahan’s Master Distiller Rob Dietrich is Leaving to Join Metallica’s Whiskey Brand