Cuisine

Boulder restaurants: Old dogs, new tricks

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History bellows from the walls. It is told not quietly under some uniform wallpaper, but through a changing and gaudy array of expressive caricatures, balloon words and inscrutable signatures squished and folded over each other like imprints on soil...

Surviving the Hill

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For reasons I won’t attempt to detail in this column, University Hill proves to be a difficult place for many locally grown restaurants (and...

A refreshing take on a tequila bistro

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Sweet and spicy mole sauce, crunchy peanuts and tangy pickled red onions — the chicken mole taco at Tahona Tequila Bistro says everything you need to know about this downtown Pearl locale: It’s well-executed, vibrant and unique, and it’s best experienced with a ...

Back to gruel

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Thanks to a last-minute reprieve, one of Boulder County’s quirkiest annual food events will take place as scheduled on Jan. 12. For the 23rd...

Same as it ever was

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The Friday night before had been as high as this particular Saturday morning was low, hungover and headache-y. Under mirrored sunglasses my eyes wished the Boulder...

Pouring and pairing

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Julia Herz hadn’t really planned on spending her life in beer, but she’s thrilled it worked out that way. Herz is the craft beer program...

Restaurants adapt amid coronavirus closures

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For a regularly updated list of restaurants now offering takeout and delivery in Boulder County, visit boulderweekly.com/cuisine/restaurant-listings/. Coronavirus, and the legislative and public response...

Prime produce time

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Immersive is the style du jour, from Denver’s psychedelic Meow Wolf or beguiling Van Gogh exhibit, to the “liquid sky” music shows at Boulder’s...

Rare company

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Natascha Hess was sitting in a restaurant with her husband, Steve, late one night several years ago. They were the only two people in...

A good representation

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There is a lot to like about Brooklyn Deli in Longmont. It imports many of its ingredients from New York or thereabouts. It accurately offers many of the classic sandwiches you’d find in a New York deli. It has a welcoming, East Coast sense of hospitality. It sells ...

From the field

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There will be a time when you’re wondering if it’s worth the effort. If scrubbing and peeling and cutting farm-fresh baby artichokes will yield...

The passing of gas

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I miss having gas, I really do. My furnace uses it, but not the stove in my apartment. I spent years cooking in professional...