Cuisine

Classy doesn’t have to be pricey

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You know a restaurant is truly farm-to-table when the menu has to be printed daily. Don’t worry. The paper gets recycled. Chef Eric Skokan and his wife Jill deliver ingredients directly after a harvest from their 130-acre farm to sister restaurants Black Cat and ...

Lenny Martinelli: The Architect

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Though he owns and operates five of the most successful restaurants in Boulder County, and a catering company, and a farm, Three Leaf Concepts...

Review: Left Hand’s Fade to Black reps the Rockies

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Why do the Germans and Brits get all the naming rights...

Chewing the faux fat 

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It’s like a scene from The Matrix films set in the produce aisle at Sprouts: A woman offers a sample of a new local...

Go Fish

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On a night when a man eats 72 oysters in 90 seconds, and that’s not even the most that night, one immediately hopes those oysters are fresh...

Try this week: Caffè Sole, Arcana and more

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Harissa Chicken Sandwich Caffè Sole, 637R, S. Broadway, Boulder, caffesole.com South Boulder watering hole Caffè Sole is known for its great coffee, live jazz shows and...

Stockpile stock

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There is a giant bag of ice cubes in my freezer. It makes me very happy. I don’t put these frigid gems in ice water,...

Anatomy of a collaboration

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Let’s put a pair of leather chaps in the mash, or cactus or tumbleweed.” That was the first idea Jason Buehler, head brewer of Oskar Blues in Lyons, had for Hi*Beams Honky Tonk Ale, a collaboration beer made not with another brewery, but a honky tonk band. No chaps ...

Try this week: Family-style rotisserie chicken dinner at Blackbelly

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Blackbelly is serving family-style meals with main dishes, sides and desserts, fit for 2-4 people. Take, for instance, the rotisserie chicken option: a whole...

Boulder Weekly beer tour

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Bill on late last call is cut off...

Tour de Brew: Liquid Mechanics

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It’s always important to know which side your bread is buttered on and the Liquid Mechanics Brewing Co. seems to know exactly where that...

Barbecue-topia at KT’s Hickory Pit

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Most places, barbecue is unabashedly redneck, just red meat doused in sugar-water and cooked in a manner that actively contributes to climate change. Vegetables are about as popular in this process as Stalin...