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Patrons and chefs celebrate return of Denver Restaurant Week Denver7 and last updated 2021-04-23 20:42:00-04 DENVER -- Reservations are filling up fast as Denver Restaurant Week gets underway. Inside the kitchen at Il Posto, Chef and Owner Andrea Frizzi showed up to work early to make a carrot top pesto for one of the dishes featured on his three-course menu. He could barely contain his excitement knowing his restaurant was booked for the weekend. "The energy, itâs super good for the city. And not only for the city, for the people who work in the restaurant," said Frizzi.
Friday, April 23 Denver Restaurant Week is back beginning Friday, April 23, and running through Sunday, May 2. Book a seat at one (or more!) of 200 Denver-area restaurants offering prix fixe menus for $25, $35 or $45. The event, generally held in February and March, has been moved to this week to take advantage of Denver's renowned sunny days and warmer weather — even though the definition of "patio weather" has been Project Angel Heart, the nonprofit organization that provides medically tailored meals for people living with serious illnesses, is now in the second year of revamping Dining Out for Life, its signature fundraiser. Normally, participating restaurants donate a portion of their sales for a single day in April to Project Angel Heart — but with restaurant dining rooms shuttered last year and many eateries still on life support, some changes are in order. In 2021, the event has been expanded to run from Friday, April 23, through Sunday, May 2, and restaurants are not being asked to donate. Instead, diners who eat in or take out from nearly 100 Denver restaurants are being asked to make a donation directly to the nonprofit. Of course, some restaurants are able and willing to help out a little extra, so some will be offering cocktails and menu items with a portion going to Project Angel Heart, setting up an additional line to collect customer donations, or donating a smaller percentage than in past years. Details and participating eateries are up on the event's website.
People make their way into The Garden of the Gods park during the third Motorless Morning event hosted by The City of Colorado Springs’ Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department at Garden of the Gods Park on Sunday, Oct. 6, 2019. The Motorless Morning event, which eliminates motor vehicle access within the park for half the day resulted from a transportation study designed to enhance the visitor experience and protect the natural elements of Garden of the Gods Park, according to The City of Colorado Springs. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
Six things to do in and around Colorado Springs this weekend: Great American Cleanup, Denver Restaurant Week, film scores, Motorless Morning, Polar Plunge, craft and gift show coloradosprings.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from coloradosprings.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Charcoal Bistro will hold an employee appreciation night on April 22, with all sales going toward the staff, before closing permanently after dinner service on April 24, 2021.
Tuesday, April 20 Union Station's Stoic & Genuine, at 1701 Wynkoop Street, will be less dispassionate and more authentic than ever on Tuesday, April 20, when it excitedly throws a mess of fresh crawfish into the cooker and serves them up with all the traditional sides — andouille sausage, potatoes, corn and housemade biscuits — for a proper boil starting at 3 p.m. The bar will also be mixing up Cajun cocktails (we foresee at least one beverage that includes a shake or two of Tabasco). Reserve your spot either on the patio or in the dining room ($65) on Tock. Denver's 4/20 rally has gone up in smoke for the second year running, but you can still get munchies at Steuben's, 523 East 17th Avenue. The joint has been doing brisk business satisfying comfort food-craving diners during the pandemic, but it's upping the ante with even more stoner-friendly, not-moving-from-my-couch snackables on Tuesday, April 20. Steubie Snacks (braised and deep-fried pork belly dusted in powdered sugar), the PB&J Monte Cristo sandwich, cookie dough doughnuts and Everything But the Kitchen Sink Brownies (with caramel, pretzels, potato chips and and peanuts) will all make a one-day-only appearance for the price of $4.20. Beverage specials include flavored lemon- and limeades (available with a $2 CBD bitters add-on) and over-the top milkshakes that are so jam-packed with sweets and snacks they appear to have been conceived of by a hyperactive eight-year-old. Find more info on the Steuben's Uptown Instagram page.
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4 Easy Ways to Support Colorado Restaurants Right Now Celebrate Dine Out to Help Out Day on March 16 plus three other ways to bolster our local hospitality industry.Allyson Reedy • March 16, 2021 We all want to help our favorite restaurants survive the pandemic shutdowns, restrictions and, well, every other obstacle that’s been thrown at them over the past year—yes, they still need our support—but the good news is that there are fun and delicious ways to do so right now. Here, four ways to bolster the industry as easy as dining al fresco or sporting cool gear. Dine Out to Help Out
If this were a normal year, we’d just be pushing back from the table after the ten-day eating orgy that is usually Denver Restaurant Week. But this isn’t any normal year. On March 5, 2020, five days after the finale of last year’s Denver Restaurant Week — the sixteenth annual celebration of the city’s culinary scene designed to coincide with a slow time of year for restaurants — Colorado registered its first COVID-19 case. By March 17, all restaurants across the state had been ordered closed for anything other than takeout and delivery. In late May, most were able to reopen their dining rooms at very limited capacity levels, but it’s been a tough, tough time for the dining industry.
16th and Arapahoe streets Haven't been downtown late? Here's a good reason to visit. Denver Night Lights debuted before the pandemic hit, but it continues to invite artists to create illuminating works that light up the Clocktower on the 16th Street Mall Tuesdays through Sundays after sunset. The March lineup, which is devoted to the Month of Photography, has the theme "Reimagining Hope," and the work on display was created by members of Indigenous Photograph, a global community of visual storytellers who come from a diverse range of Indigenous communities across six continents. It debuted on March 2; find out more here.