There are a lot of reasons to celebrate the openings of 2021, but the really stunning number is the closures: We clocked just 49.
And while no new breweries opened in 2020, this year's list includes thirteen. While hardly any new bars opened in 2020, this year brought a slew of additions, several of which became instant hits (and landed on our list of 100 bars we can't live without), including swanky Cherry Creek cocktail haven Forget Me Not and low-key South Broadway go-to TrashHawk Tavern. And hot chicken just kept on trending with the opening of two Dave's Hot Chicken locations plus a Denver outpost of Fort Collins's Music City Hot Chicken.īut it wasn't all about food. Two food halls - Grange Hall and the Golden Mill - debuted in the Denver suburbs. The list includes a wide range of cuisines our picks for the ten best new restaurants of the year span from a Juicy Lucy burger joint and a Mexican eatery that specializes in pozole to a retro-cool steakhouse.Ĭoncepts adding new locations was a big trend this year, with brands like Birdcall, Los Chingones, the Post, Cochino Taco and Tap & Burger expanding. We reported on over 260 openings in the metro area - a number in line with the pre-pandemic average of about 250 openings per year and a big jump from 2020, when there were fewer than 200 new additions. And it was, but while pandemic-related shutdowns didn't return, many other challenges arose, including an ongoing staffing shortage and supply-chain issues that have made everything from booze to rubber gloves hard to find.ĭespite all that, Denver's restaurant and bar scene made a big comeback. This uproarious and piercing look at love and marriage is coming to Hudson Theatre for a strictly limited engagement beginning February 25, 2022.When we bid adieu to 2020, hopes were high in the hospitality industry that 2021 would be different. Tony winner JOHN BENJAMIN HICKEY leads a Tony-winning creative team, including JOHN LEE BEATTY (sets), JANE GREENWOOD (costumes), BRIAN MacDEVITT (lighting), SCOTT LEHRER (sound), TOM WATSON (wigs) and MARC SHAIMAN (music). And Norma and Roy are the mother and father of the bride, ready to celebrate their daughter’s nuptials - if only they can get her out of the bathroom. Muriel and Jesse are former high school sweethearts who seem destined for an extended stay.
Karen and Sam are a long-married pair whose relationship may be headed for an early checkout. Two world-class actors play three hilarious couples in a Broadway classic from a legendary playwright and Pulitzer Prize winner. Directed by Tony Award winner John Benjamin Hickey, this uproarious and piercing look at love and marriage is coming to Hudson Theatre for a limited engagement. Two-time Tony Award winner Matthew Broderick and two-time Emmy Award winner Sarah Jessica Parker return to Broadway together in the classic Neil Simon comedy Plaza Suite. “Neil Simon will once more set the town laughing.” – The New York Times
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