Restaurants and bars were given the go-ahead by Governor Jared Polis to begin reopening on May 27, provided that they serve food, don't go over 50 percent capacity and follow several other health and safety rules. Many opened right away, or started welcoming guests over the past few days. But it will still be a while before we know which restaurants are just slow to return to business and which will never make a comeback. In the meantime, we've compiled lists of restaurants that have already reopened for on-premises dining in Denver and Boulder.
Over the past thirty days, a few new places have decided to hang up their shingles, while others have definitely called it quits. Spice Trade Brewery & Kitchen began offering food and beer to go in May and will open in-house dining at 50 percent capacity beginning Friday, June 5. Several new breweries also opened in May (or earlier), though most are currently only doing takeout sales of Crowlers, growlers and cans.
In Aurora, a cute little dumpling shop called Seoul ManDoo began serving takeout Korean dumplings before opening its dining room on May 28. You can still order takeout by calling 303-953-9590 (or use the same number to reserve a table, since seating is extremely limited). The restaurant's tight menu comprises fried or steamed Seoul dumplings (similar to potstickers) with meat or kimchi fillings, and wang dumplings, which are bigger and fluffier and come with either ground meat, kimchi or galbi (barbecue beef rib). For an eat-later option, frozen dumplings — all handmade — are also available in packs of 25.
We lost a few great restaurants in May, too, including 12@Madison and Biju's Little Curry Shop, both of which landed on our lists of the ten best new restaurants the year that they opened and also made it into our "Eat Here" list of 100 restaurants we can't live without — so now we're left trying to live without them. Another Eat Here entry, Fish N Beer, has been converted by owner Kevin Morrison to Burro Rito, even though good burritos are much easier to come by in Denver than quality seafood.
Here are May's new openings and permanent closings:
Restaurants and Bars Opening in May*
Barrels & Bottles Brewery, 1055 Orchard Street, Golden
Burro Rito, 3510 Larimer Street
Cajun Haus, 1225 South Federal Boulevard
Chicken Kitchen (delivery-only from Choice Market), 1770 Broadway
The Flavor Dojo (at Rioja), 1431 Larimer Street
Lady Justice Brewing, 9735 East Colfax Avenue, Aurora
Nest Cafe + Bar, 2949 Federal Boulevard
Seoul ManDoo, 2222 South Havana Street
Ska Street Brewstillery, 1600 38th Street, Boulder
Spice Trade Brewery & Kitchen, 8775 East Orchard Road, Greenwood Village
Wild Provisions Beer Project, 2209 Central Avenue, Boulder
Restaurants and Bars Closing in May*
12@Madison, 1160 Madison Street
Biju's Little Curry Shop, 4279 Tennyson Street
Good River Beer Co. (taproom closing; beer production will continue), 918 West First Avenue
La Cour, 1643 South Broadway
Morton's the Steakhouse, 1745 Wazee Street
Next Stop Brew Company, 925 West Eighth Avenue
The Oceanaire Seafood Room, 1400 Arapahoe Street
Old Chicago, 1280 South Colorado Boulevard
Tom's Diner, 601 East Colfax Avenue
*Or earlier, and not previously reported.
Do you know of any other openings or closings that aren't on our list? Let us know in the comments, or send an email to cafe@westword.com.
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