Cuisine
Go big or go home
Like a proud father Adam Avery would be justified in bragging about his new brewery. After 22 years bumping into walls and struggling to brew enough beer to keep up with the public’s unquenchable thirst for his signature products, the opening of his new state-ofthe-...
Unemployed Georgia boys turn to BBQ
Two Boulder County men, in the wake of losing their jobs, have decided to support their skiing addiction by serving up authentic Southern barbecue...
Authentic Mexican Snickers bars
Being new-ish to town, it’s always interesting to hear what longer-term Boulderites focus on when describing various restaurants. For example, the way BW editor Joel Dyer summarized Mamacita’s on University Hill: “burritos as big as your head...
Try this week: Red rooster, machaca burrito and mroe
Red Rooster
Village Coffee Shop, 1605 Folsom St., Boulder, villagecoffeeshopboulder.com
Maybe the last restaurant holdout of Old Boulder, Village Coffee Shop is still worth the wait. And...
Does red or white go with turmeric?
Blake and Tracy Eliasson have been running their winemaking business, Settembre Cellars, for seven years now in Boulder. But it was just in May of this year that they opened up the tasting room. Once they did, they had to figure out what to do with it. And what ...
Will it grill?
Cucumbers are not the first thing you think of when choosing something to grill. Neither is butter or watermelon or bread.
Would they even...
Fare thee well: BRU handbuilt ales & eats
It started as a dream on a beach in Mexico, a dream that became a reality in 2012 when Ian and Bryce Clark opened...
Fabulous fernet
“No quiero terminar en una celda sin mi fernet” “I don’t want to die in a cell without my fernet...
Tour de brew: Stein Brewing Company
If you’ve been drinking in the Boulder craft scene for a while, the Stein Brewing Company — located at 2516 49th St., Suite 5...
Unleash the quiche
When Mark and Carmen Sample set out to found Samples World Bistro in downtown Longmont, they had a couple of objectives. One was to...
Ales and lagers are beers, but what’s the difference?
To the casual sipper of suds, there are only two types of beer: The kind you like and the kind you don’t. Am I...













