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The owners of Dio Mio are opening a new pizza shop on Larimer Street in 2021. Redeemer will sell naturally leavened sourdough pizzas, hoagies, shared plates and more. (Nikki A. Rae Photography, provided by Redeemer)
Can’t possibly imagine what surprises 2021 has in store for Denver and Front Range restaurants? Frankly, neither can we. But the future still feels hopeful at least for these 18 spots slated to open throughout the year.
Most are located around Denver, but we’ve also unearthed a few coming to Fort Collins, Boulder and Colorado Springs. And we’ve spotted some trends already.
Pizza seems to be a strong bet moving forward. The pandemic has shown Denver restaurants what people really want in times of distress. The answer: cheese and bread, of course. (See also ice cream in that same category. And throw in tacos and tequila, too.)
Get lost in the latest from hip-hop artist and activist
Xiuhtezcatl. The teenage multi-hyphenate was named Time's "100 Next" two years ago as well as receiving accolades from Rolling Stone who put him on its “25 under 25” list in 2017.
South of France is readying the release of "Remember That Cool Thing We Did" due out next month. The album includes "Comme Ca," the poppy single heard in the latest season of Netflix series Bojack Horseman.
Northern Colorado legend
Jon Snodgrass comes to the Local 303 after a very prolific 2020 that saw the release of three new albums; one of which is with English folk singer Frank Turner. Snodgrass is a founding member of bands Drag the River and Armchair Martian.