LYONS “Join hands and hearts” in helping Lyons local Pemba Sherpa rebuild the lives of families in his village of Sengma in the Khumbu Region of Nepal, June 11 from 6-8 p.m., at River Bend in Lyons. The fundraiser features dinner and chai donated by Sherpa’s Restaurant with a suggested minimum donation of $40. Pemba’s … Continue reading
Category Archives: Food & Drink
Future of Nederland’s Whistler’s Café tied to its ‘original’ past
By Jeffrey V. Smith NEDERLAND Derek and Becky Dwyer have solidified Whistler’s Café’s future by returning the iconic Nederland breakfast joint to its former glory. The couple, who first met and ultimately held their wedding reception at the restaurant, just took over operations in March and have already resurrected the restaurant’s reputation of “friendly service … Continue reading
Oskar Blues Burning Can Festival to feature 60+ Craft Breweries serving more than 200 craft styles
The country’s first ever active beer fest combines bikes and beats with craft beer at Lyons’ Bohn Park on May 30 LYONS, CO – Oskar Blues BURNING CAN Fest returns to celebrate CANned craft beers in the brewery’s original hometown of Lyons on May 30. More than 60 craft breweries will be serving up everything … Continue reading
Empire bar, restaurant features new menu, revamped atmosphere
THIS BUSINESS HAS UNEXPECTEDLY (TO US) CLOSED ITS DOORS IN RECENT DAYS. SORRY FOR ANY CONFUSION FROM INTRODUCING THE NEW BUSINESS IN OUR MAY ISSUE… By Jennifer Pund EMPIRE Alex Gauch has worked in many kitchens, but never his own. The first-time restaurant owner is excited to have things done his way at The Phoenix … Continue reading
Treat mom at local tea rooms
By Jeffrey V. Smith FRONT RANGE Every Mother’s Day, it is common for moms across the country to be lavished with presents and special attention from families, friends and loved ones. Although the modern holiday became officially recognized in the U.S. in 1914, mothers have been revered and celebrated throughout time around the world. It … Continue reading
Store, café offering more after adding liquor license
By Jennifer Pund GOLD HILL After almost 20 years of owning the Gold Hill Store and Café, Hugh Moore is finally serving beer, wine and liquor to his costumers. Thanks to a new tavern license, tourist business has increased and more locals are coming in the doors. Stocked with local beer and a select bar, … Continue reading
Oskar Blues Brewery to hold fundraisers for Michelle Wilkins, April 25, in Colorado, North Carolina
Longmont, CO, and Brevard, NC – Oskar Blues Brewery will hold fundraisers to support our friend Michelle Wilkins and her family in both Brevard and Longmont–both places that Michelle and Oskar Blues call home–on Saturday, April 25. All day, 43 percent of proceeds from all sales–beer, food and merchandise–at both breweries will go to support … Continue reading
Popular food truck operator opens permanent location
By Jennifer Pund IDAHO SPRINGS When Peg Wittmann’s 25-foot bright-yellow and brown food truck is parked at events, it can’t be missed. Nor should it be. Her popular Sunshine Express cuisine has allowed her to build a following in the Clear Creek County area that she is now bringing to her new brick-and-mortar location in … Continue reading
New business to reclaim downtown vacant lot, create beer destination
By Jeffrey V. Smith ESTES PARK The needs of a non-profit and Estes Park officials’ goal to enhance visitor offerings and have a vacant lot generate tax dollars again have allowed a couple’s business dreams to come true. The Barrel, to be located in the middle of downtown on Elkhorn Avenue, will feature 60 taps … Continue reading
Market brings much-needed fresh food to Georgetown
By Jennifer Pund GEORGETOWN When heading to the high country, or just heading home to a mountain town, there is always something that didn’t make it into the cooler or grocery bag. The Georgetown Market is the solution. Offering typical snack options like a convenience store, the newly reopened store and gas station provides many … Continue reading
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