The great thing about March is that it’s a little bit winter and a little bit summer, teetering between seasons. Colorado takes advantage of that with plenty to do inside and outside, here in the city and in the mountains. Let’s get you started with our roundup of What’s In Good Taste in March. Keep checking back as we add new happenings throughout the month. And be sure to see our two DISCOUNT PROMO CODE listings below.

A very special food and beverage event is coming to Denver, March 28. Bowl of ‘Zole Denver combines Denver’s up-and-coming chefs and award-winning restaurants with the iconic Mexican entrée, pozole. Expect both traditional and innovative interpretations of the dish including seafood, vegetarian and pork pozoles plus other taste treats like tacos. Every bite will be paired with samples from 100+ mezcals and tequilas from independent producers and multinational brands. Participating chefs and restaurants include Lorenzo Nunez Jr. and Troy Guard of El Chingon and TAG Restaurant Group, Michael Beary of Zocalito Latin Bistro, and Dana Rodriguez of Cantina Loca. Get all-access passes with Early Bird Tickets ($55 + fee), General Admission Tickets ($65 + fee) and VIP Tickets (limited number at $85 + fee) which includes early admission, mixing and mingling with chefs and distillers, swag, and an afterparty.

Ongoing Events In Good Taste in March:
A Jukebox for the Algonquin plays at Miners Alley Performing Arts Center March 1-April 7. The award-winning play tells of the vibrant residents from Brooklyn and the Bronx who find adventurous, age-defying ways to get a jukebox for their community room.
Ballet Ariel tickets are on sale now for their spring production, April 13, 27 and 28. They will perform “An American in Paris,” “Appalachian Spring,” and “Dances from Le Corsaire.”
Boulder International Film Festival runs through March 3 with an Opening Night Gala & Film, Free Community Day, Scott Feinberg’s Awards Chatter Podcast recording and more.
Breckenridge Brewery has their Go Gold Sweepstakes with Nitro Irish Stout in time for St. Patty’s Day. There’ll be 100 special golden cans in 12-packs of Nitro Irish Stout and those lucky enough to find one can enter the sweepstakes with a photo posted to social media with a special hashtag. A winner will receive a trip for two to Ireland.
Colorado Music Festival tickets are on sale for the event that runs July 5-Aug. 4. The festival features world-class musicians from around the country plus 11 guest artists, two string quartets and three guest conductors.
Dazzle Jazz’s new $7 Happy Hour starts March $13 with food and drink specials from 3-6pm Monday-Friday (when there is a show). Enjoy it before one of Dazzle’s shows or a Denver Center for the Performing Arts show. Enjoy the music of up-and-comer jazz musicians in Colorado.
Denver Jewish Film Festival runs March 9 with a documentary film, Remembering Gene Wilder. The festival runs through March 17 with 20 films highlighting work by Jewish or Israeli filmmakers or actors.
Denver Restaurant Week returns and is celebrating its 20th year, March 1-10 with more than 200 restaurants offering multi-course meals at $25, $35, $45 and $55 price points. Click the link to see who is participating.
News FlyteCo Tower, the brewery, bar, restaurant and entertainment venue at the former air traffic control tower in Central Park, announces its partnership with Drone Wash to do window and building cleaning. They’ll have monthly demonstrations of the washing offering attendees an opportunity to witness the future of building maintenance. Post-demonstration activities include food, drinks and fun.
Frozen Dead Guy Days at The Post Chicken & Beer in Estes Park combines one of Colorado’s weirdest festivals with cocktails, food, and music over the course of March 14-17.
Hairspray, the Broadway musical comes to Denver, March 5-10, taking us all back to 1960s Baltimore where hair is big and so are dreams. Stay tuned for our review of the show.
Have a Seat: Mexican Chair Design Today runs Feb. 17-Nov. 3 at the Denver Art Museum. The interactive exhibition features three historical artworks, 17 contemporary seats designed by 22 Mexican artists and a site-specific art installation.
News Just BE Kitchen expanded to Boulder. The female-owned, 100% gluten-free restaurant, offers French Toast Sliders, a Fulfilled Burrito, Chicken and Dumplings, Shepherd’s Pie and more.
Laugh Your Craft Off is a series of craft workshops at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver where you can make things with artists while comedians tell jokes. Click the link for series dates.
Leven Deli Co. has a new happy hour program focused on scratch-made toasts, spreads, boards and cocktails. The Mediterranean-influenced menu includes Charred Tomato Toast, Pastrami Dip, Tinned Fish plus $6 craft beers, $28 mimosas for four, and cocktails $10 and under.

Little Finch and Olive & Finch have limited-time specials in honor of St. Patrick’s Day including pastrami hash and Irish Coffee topped with green foam and glitter plus a corned beef breakfast burrito.
Mellow Mushroom kicks off spring menu items available March 5-May 13 only. They include the Wild in Havana Pizza with marinated pork, ham, salami, Swiss and Mozzarella cheeses, diced pickles and a mayo-mustard drizzle and the Havana Hoagie with grilled pulled pork, ham, pickle slices, Swiss cheese melted on top with mustard.

Meredith Willson’s “The Music Man” plays at the Lakewood Cultural Center March 22-April 7. The Tony Award-winning musical comedy is a family-friendly story with great music and a fun storyline.
News Moksha Chocolate introduces several new products: A Superfood Drink with cacao, Ceremonial Cacao paste to melt into a hot drink or grind into a smoothie, and Ceremonial Cacao with six functional mushrooms. Learn more on their website.
News Mom Juice, a Colorado- BIPOC-, AAPI-, female-founded wine company is launching in Colorado Target stores. The company produces unstuffy wines at a reasonable price point. They will have their Sauvignon Blanc, Rose, Cabernet Sauvignon and Red Blend at Target.

Month of Printmaking (Mo’Print) is the Art Students League of Denver’s biennial celebration highlighting the art of making original hand crafted prints with the purpose to inspire, educate and promote awareness in the Denver area and throughout Colorado. Attend exhibits, visiting artist events, a pop-up fair and more.
Noisette is extending their Restaurant Week offerings through the remainder of month month of March on Wednesday and Thursday nights with a two-course, prix fixe offering for $55.
Omakase Night at OAK at Fourteenth reservations are available now for the April 2 event featuring six dishes from Chef Peter Ho. Items include Fried Tofu with okra, cherry tomato and honey ponzu, Duroc Heritage Pork Belly with truffle dashi and cauliflower and Matcha Ice Cream and Miso Gelato.
News On the Fly is a new wholesale product line by Olive & Finch featuring nourishing grab-and-go options including sandwiches, salads, pastries, ready-to-eat meals and juices. The juices are currently available at Olive & Finch and Little Finch with plans to expand elsewhere.

Oyster Month at Jax Fish House runs all month with bivalve-centric specials featuring fresh, chef-driven takes on East and West Coast oysters at all five locations. There’ll be hot and raw oyster specials created by the chef de cuisine at each location. Examples include hot French Onion West Coast Oyster with French Onion Soup and “Crab-cheese Wonton” raw East Coast Oyster with blue crab. Each location will also offer a Bubbles & Pearls event March 3 and 24.
Polar Owl is an all-day rooftop party atop Halcyon, a hotel in Cherry Creek. The Saturday afternoon series, which runs March 16-April 27, lets guests sip, swim and sauna on the hotel’s rooftop while enjoy DJ sets and great views.
Pour Decisions: Breckenridge Wine Classic has tickets on sale now for the Aug. 22-24 event. It’s one of the world’s highest-altitude wine festivals. There’ll be a Grand Tasting, pairings and seminars and wine dinners.
Sakura Blossom Bar at Death & Co, running March 8-April 28, features more than 400 cherry blossoms lining the ceiling of the bar. Hear vintage Japanese records and enjoy a special menu of food and Highball cocktails featuring products from House of Suntory.

Shrek The Musical plays the Buell Theatre March 14-17 in the Broadway stage version of the popular movie.
Slater’s 50/50 has Fish N’ Chips Sandwich, a Lucky Mint Green Shake and Irish Espresso Martini all month. Then, for the last week of March, they’ll have a Peeps Cotton Candy Milkshake.
The Golden Hayride Grape Escape Wine Tour drives you to sample wine and treats at eight stops over four hours. Enjoy music and a fun emcee on board, giveaways and games. Tours happen March 9, 16, 23 and 30.
The Land of Oz is in Denver March 6-April 28 with two daily sessions to enjoy an immersive Oz-like experience and themed cocktails. Use our promo code link for a 10% discount, here.
News The Taste of Vail is April 3-6th but their early bird ticket pricing is available through Feb. 29. New this year are opening and closing dinners featuring top chefs and winemakers. There will also be daily events each day featuring renown guest chefs from the U.S. and Mexico.
News Two Moons Music Hall opens in late March with live entertainment, nightly themes, genre nights and regular programming. They will also have light food and beverage options.
News Vail Wine Classic tickets are on sale now for the Aug. 8-11 event. Sip from hundreds of high-end wines from California to France at the all-inclusive grand tastings, seminars, wine hikes, and meals.
Women in their Infinite Forms is a Women’s History Month art installation in partnership between Denver Milk Market and the Athena Project. The opening celebration is March 8 but the works by 10 Colorado artists asked to create their interpretation of the theme using a mushroom lamp as the base, will be on display at Dairy Block through March 31. Each work will be on sale and will help support the Athena Project.

Dated Events In Good Taste in March:
March 1
12th Annual Lake Dillon Beer Festival tickets go on sale March 1 for the June 15 event. Get them early before prices go up.
Curtis Park Deli celebrates their one year anniversary of the Boulder location with a cookie giveaway with longtime partner, City Bakery. While supplies last, get a free cookie with purchase of a sandwich. Also, the shop is contributing 60 full-size sandwiches to the staff of the Boulder International Film Festival.
Faith, a concert from The Colorado Choir, happens March 1 and 2. Enjoy music by Clausen, Lutkin, Nystedt, and Stroope.
Lone Tree Brewing celebrates the Grand Opening of their second location, in Parker, with a tapping of a hazy-juicy IPA, food truck food from Outpost Eatery and live music.
March 2
Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra presents Latin Sounds from Legendary Artists: Jobim, Mendez & More. The concert features Brazilian jazz and funk honoring legendary artists from past and present.
Faith continues. See March 1.
March 3 – 303 Day
Fire & Ice Rooftop Music Festival at Corrida in Boulder includes live music, appetizers, cocktails, a hot chocolate bar, ice luges, fire pits and more.
Rosemary’s Baby Mule, a cocktail featuring Milago tequila, pear liqueur, lemon, rosemary and angostura bitters, will be $3 off at BurnDown Denver in honor of 303 Day and National Moscow Mule Day.
March 5
Breckenridge Wine Classic tickets go on sale at 10am for the August 22-24 event. The first 100 tickets get last year’s prices.
One Ohana is Adrift’s ongoing guest bartender series. Blue Point is the cocktail created by Savanna Phibbs from Gold Point. It includes gin, curacao, blueberry clove shrub, lemon and cider. Savanna will guest bartend from 5-7pm and a portion of proceeds from the cocktail benefit Alzheimer’s Association during the entire month.

March 6
Sips with Dusted Valley Winegrower Corey Braunel happens at Trellis Wine Bar with a flight of four wines and insightful commentary about the artistry and techniques behind each one.
March 7
Candlelight Yoga Concert is an evening of tranquility and live music led by an experienced instructor guiding participants through flowing poses in a room illuminated by the soft glow of candlelight.
SAME Table is SAME (So All May Eat) Cafe’s annual celebration, held at Space Gallery. The largest fundraiser for the restaurant, the event will feature food from Somebody People, Sushi-Rama, The Easy Vegan and more. There will also be drinks and an auction plus family-friendly activities.
March 8
Open Mic Night at Denver Art Society invites amateur or professional performers of comedy, music, poetry, rap, spoken word and more.
Rocky Mountain Goat Yoga brings several events to The Shops at Northfield March 8-10 including Goatflix & Chill (a family-friendly movie time), Northfield Goat Yoga, and Blacklight Goat Yoga. Registration is required.
Spring Exhibition Opening Party at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver celebrates the opening of their three spring exhibitions: Gala Porras-Kim: A Hand in Nature, Steven J. Yazzie: Meandered, and Ken Gun Min: The Lost Paradise.
Wonderyard Garden + Table opens in the Ballpark District with a “Great Gatsby” and “Secret Garden”-inspired concept that includes large interior and exterior space, a shareable food menu and cocktails. Stay tuned for our article about our preview experience.

March 9
BEER FEST at Zeppelin Station offers unlimited sampling of brews (plus canned cocktails, ciders and spirits) with food hall food, a medieval dance party and costume contest and a Fantasy-themed pop-up beer garden.
BrewSki in the Town of Frisco, is a beer festival on skis. Dress in silly, creative costumes and glue along a Nordic trail with several beer-tasting tents along the way that offer samples from various Colorado breweries. Register in advance and enjoy live music and prizes.

Nocturne’s Golden Anniversary is the celebration of husband-and-wife team, Nicole and Scott Mattson having vision for a beat-up space, turning it into one of Denver’s prettiest jazz clubs and restaurants.
YWCA Boulder County hosts its annual fundraising gala, “Empowering the future: The Time is Now.” The event celebrates what’s possible in the community when equity is embraced, and people work together. There will be a cocktail hour, dinner and program.
March 10
Cruise Room Cocktail Class Experience happens on the 2nd Sunday of each month with helpful tips and tricks led by bartenders.
Pat Milbery, a Denver artist, closes out Denver Restaurant Week with a custom Restaurant Week mural at adjacent restaurants of Dio Mio and The Greenwich. Attendees will have the opportunity to sign the mural with commemorative paint pens and will receive a free custom poster designed by Milbery celebrating the 20th anniversary of Denver Restaurant Week.
March 13
Invisible City Presents: The Variety Pak III at The Ramble Hotel. Expect originality, great conversation, mind-blowing performances and the discovery of new creators in Denver.
Been there, loved that The Goldfinch opens on South Broadway. Helmed by Denver hospitality veteran, Iain Chisholm, the wine and cocktail-centric drink menu augments the small-plate, shareable food menu available during the week and for weekend brunch (with its special menu). Don’t miss happy hour either. Stay tuned for our article about our pre-opening visit.

March 14
Cocktails & Comedy is a fundraiser for the Athena Project which empowers women and underrepresented genres through the arts. The event includes emcee Debbie Scheer and features Denver-based comedians including Janae Burris, Miriam Moreno and others plus food and drink.
Brewer-Clifton Wine Dinner at Le Bilboquet with winemaker Greg Brewer (whom we’ve met and who has a magnetic personality!) brings a six-course wine dinner that includes foie gras, Kona Kampachi Crudo, Poached Halibut, Ostera Caviar, Squab, Lamb Loin and more.
Mountain Mike’s Pizza celebrates #NationalPiDay by offering a free mini pizza with any 20 oz bottled beverage through their app. The average price of a drink is $2.95.

March 15
Chef Zorba’s Corned Beef Special for St. Patrick’s Day Weekend includes corned beef, braised potatoes and cabbage, March 15-17 while supplies last. Pre-orders are recommended.
Cherry Cricket in Cherry Creek and Littleton start celebrating St. Patrick’s Day early with food specials and live entertainment.
Green St. Patty’s Day Beer at Spice Trade Brewery serves up a limited-edition green version of their Spa Sidekick Cucumber Lemon Sour March 15-17.
Been there, loved that Keystone Resort tickets for their summer line-up of festivals goes on sale. That includes the Bacon and Bourbon Festival, Wine and Jazz Festival, Bluegrass and Beer Festival, Oktoberfest, Mountain Town Music Fest and Stars and Guitars.

Slattery’s Pub & Grill hosts their annual street celebration of St. Patrick’s Day with performances and traditional Irish food and drink.
March 16
Boulder Social hosts a St. Patrick’s Day Puppy Parade that includes a costume contest, prizes, pup-friendly specials (for dogs and their humans). The $10 registration donation goes to Boulder’s Farfel’s Farm and Rescue. Humans get a free house-brewed beer as a thank you.
Cherry Cricket Ballpark, Cherry Creek and Littleton celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with feasting, drinking and dancing. Enjoy food specials including corned beef & cabbage and their “Dubliner” Burger of the Month, drink specials including boozy shakes and live entertainment. Specials and entertainment lineup vary by location.
Denver Union Station’s St. Patrick’s Day Celebration kicks off at 8:30am for a prime viewing spot of the city’s parade. Enjoy live music, a photo booth, giveaways, food and drink and more.

Federales hosts their annual Party Like a Pinata St. Patrick’s Day party, starting at 9am through noon. Tickets include four drinks plus a food buffet.
Rocky Mountain Country Fest at Keystone includes live country music, hat fittings, dance lessons and more.
Shamrock the Block happens after the parade at Dairy Block with food and drink specials at local purveyors, a performance by the Wick School of Irish Dance and live local entertainment and shopping in the Alley.
St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations at Kachina Cantina happen March 16-17 with performances by Irish dancers in the lobby of The Mavin, drink specials of Frozen Margaritas in to-go cups, Irish Coffee, Guinness and more.
St. Patrick’s Day Parade in downtown Denver is an annual tradition, providing free, fun viewing of Irish (and totally non-Irish) things.
St. Puppies Day at the Eddy Taproom & Hotel. Enjoy dog adoption opportunities, live music, local vendors and more.

Wynkoop Brewing Company will be pouring their version of an Irish Red Ale called Just a Wee Bit. They’ll also serve Irish lamb stew, corned beef and cabbage, Reuben egg rolls and more on March 16 and 17.
March 17 – St. Patricks’ Day
BurnDown will be serving a corned beef and cabbage dinner plus green beer and Guinness on tap. There’ll also be live music and dance performances.
St. Patrick’s Day at Stanley Marketplace includes a performance by the Celtic Steps School of Irish Dance.
St. Patrick’s Day specials at Rhein Haus include a $19 deal with corned beef and cabbage, a side of mashed potatoes and an emerald lager on tap for $4.
Velvet Elk Lounge, Boulder’s live music venue, is having a bar crawl and themed drink deals with fun names like “In a Pinch,” “Get Lucked Up,” and “Who’s Your Paddy?”
Windfall Brewing Company at The Orchard Town Center will have $5 Green Puppies, their housemade light beer, Irish nachos, Rueben sandwiches, Corned beef and cabbage, and Nancy’s Chocolate Stout Cake topped with double stout chocolate sauce.
Wynkoop Brewing Company continues. See March 16.
Yardbird hosts a post-parade party on their front porch with a special menu including a smoked brisket Reuben, pastrami spring rolls, bangers & mash and, to drink, black & tans and Irish car bombs. A DJ starts at 2:30 and the party runs till 6pm.
March 20
Flight Night: Women’s History Month at Trellis Wine Bar offers four 2oz pours of wines from women wine growers around the world for $15.
Women’s History Month is celebrated at Noble Riot with a 90-minute flight session showcasing several top wines.
March 21
Drink Red Wear Red tickets go on sale for the May 30 event. The first 55 ticket-buyers get more than 50% off. The al fresco party celebrates the local hospitality industry while raising funds to support Colorado’s hard-working restaurant employees.
One Rooftop Bar opens at Avon’s Riverfront Village, with beautiful views of Beaver Creek. Expect cocktails and food made for grazing including terrines, sandwiches, raclette and salads.

Suminagashi Ink Wash Painting Class at Spice Trade Brewery lets you try the timeless technique that captures the essence of landscapes.
March 22
Black Box Bakery celebrates their 1-year anniversary in the Edgewater Marketplace with a special birthday edition of their signature Cube. They’re celebrating March 22-24.

Denver Home Show returns, March 22-24 with more than 270 experts in kitchens, baths, flooring, windows, cabinetry and more. Meet HGTV stars and twin sisters Leslie Davis and Lyndsay Lamb of “Unsellable houses.” Features will also include PETopia for all things pet-related, the Made in Colorado Marketplace, glamping and the annual Sogetsu Ikebana Flower Display, to name a few. BONUS exclusively for In Good Taste readers: Use this INGOODTASTE promo code link for 50% off tickets!

March 23
Apres Lodge Drag Brunch brought to you by Clayton Hotel & Members Club X Champagne Tiger. Experience drag ski bunnies and guest DJ Ava Sparks. Dress for the mountains and reserve a table for $88 which includes champagne, fondue and an assortment of appetizers. There’ll be two drag shows to choose from.
Black Box Bakery continues. See March 22.
Denver Home Show continues. See March 22.
March 24 – National Cocktail Day
Black Box Bakery continues. See March 22.
Denver Home Show continues. See March 22.
Flight Club Denver celebrates with options from their menu that’s a carousel with clever cocktails named after animals, featuring a different botanical ingredient such as The Iguana with Jamaican Rums, The Panda with Bourbon and The Lynx with Empress Gin.

Specialty cocktails at OAK at Fourteenth have a higher price point for select drinks that honor the price of sourcing the rare spirits. An example is the $28 Volverte a Verte with Suerte Reposado, Balvenie 12 year, Créme de Cacao, Ancho Reyes, persimmon, cinnamon, honey, and Angostura.
March 26
Eggs Included (Eggs Inc.) presents a pop-up to introduce the new egg-centric concept to Denver (learn more in our Ongoing section above). The event runs March 26-29 at Bubu Granite Tower on the 16th Street Mall in downtown Denver, from 7-10am. Guests will get an exclusive preview of the distinctive menu while providing feedback for the team.
Viva Abejas, by Chef Richard Sandoval, returns to Tamayo and Toro restaurants with a special menu that emphasizes bees’ role in our food cycle. Expect a prix-fixe menu featuring food and drink infused with ingredients like orange blossom honey and lime bee pollen. In addition, the program will raise awareness and funds in local schools by partnering with Academy 360 and Denver Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Denver.

March 27
CD’s Wings celebrates their new location in aurora wit a week of festivities including a ribbon cutting ceremony, a benefit day, and free wings. Learn more about the March 27-30 schedule on their website.
Invisible City Presents: Artificial Intelligently to learn how to harness the power of AI before it harnesses you in a unique workshop.
Local Jones hosts a collaborative dinner with The Prisoner Wine Co. with a 4-course tasting menu.
March 28
2024 Bowl of ‘Zole Tour comes to Denver for some of Denver’s hottest chefs and more than 100 top shelf mezcals, tequilas and Mexican spirits to celebrate pozole samples.
Two Moons Music Hall opens in RiNo. The music venue features entertainment, elevated cocktails and light food options.
March 29
Museum of Illusions Denver is offering a complimentary scavenger hunt where children and families can search for eggs hidden throughout the museum’s illusions. There’ll be subtle Easter decor, photo ops plus cookies and treats for guests.
The Broadmoor’s Seven Falls reopens for the season along with Restaurant 1858. The stunning walking park with waterfalls and a restaurant goes through South Cheyenne Canyon and the “Pillars of Hercules.”
March 30
Collaboration Fest, from the Colorado Brewers Guild, has more than 180 participating craft breweries, with 145 beers, pairing Colorado breweries with independent brewers from elsewhere to create collaborative brews.
Easter Meal Take-Home Kits that have been pre-ordered can be picked up from Jax Fish House Glendale. Options include a Crab Boil it, Deviled Eggs, Cinnamon Rolls, and Bloody Mary Kits.
La Bouche Wine Bar hosts the James Barela Jazz Trio, who’ll play a wide range of material that will enhance the French bistro ambience.
Stanley Marketplace has live polka music, photo opps with the Easter Bunny.
TheBigWonderful at Winter Park features more than 15 local breweries serving unlimited samples plus live bluegrass music and the goods of more than 40 Colorado makers.
The Center of Colfax will host their annual Transgender Day of Visibility Celebration. Highlights will include seed friendling (speed dating for making friends), a resource fair and educational workshops. The event is free to attend.
The Denver Central Market hosts their Spring Fling Easter celebration with spring-themed treats, a live cellist and caricature artist. Other Market vendors will have food and drink specials too.
TheBigWonderful at Winter Park features more than 15 local breweries serving unlimited samples plus live bluegrass music and the goods of more than 40 Colorado makers.
March 31 – Easter Sunday
Barcelona Wine Bar serves Easter Brunch including Mangalica Estrellados, Burrata with pears and dill, Eggplant Caponata and Two Benedicts.
Blue Island Oyster Bar & Seafood hosts Easter Brunch with brunch food specials, cocktails, and their regular menu. They won’t have Happy Hour that day though.
Brunch Buffet at St. Julien is an annual event. This year, in addition to live jazz, egg hunts and the Easter Bunny, the buffet will include eggs benedict, goat cheese frittata, salad, waffles, a raw bar, hot buffet and seafood paella.
Chasing Rabbits hosts their second annual Easter Egg Hunt in the Rabbit Hole. Kids can hunt for Easter eggs filled with special prizes and gift cards throughout the arcade. The restaurant will have special items including a Lamb Duo with a grilled rack of lamb and eggplant rolled with braised lamb shank.
Citizen Rail offers a buffet of pastries, raw seafood bar, egg and potato bar, Spinach & Boursin Egg White Quiche, breakfast meets, Benedict, French Toast, Prime Rib, Braised Lamb and more.
Comida has two brunch specials, Chicken Fried Steak and French Toast in addition to the menu’s regular Mexican comfort-food brunch dishes.
Corrida’s Easter Brunch happens on the rooftop with sweeping views of the Flatirons. The three-course prix-fixe menu from Executive Chef/Partner Samuel McCandless includes options for each course such as the Classic Spanish Tortilla, Cured Salmon Benedict, and Basque Cheesecake. Make reservations on OpenTable.
Daryl Gott All Ages Jazz Jam keeps the music flowing at Stanley Marketplace, from 1-3pm.
Easter Brunch at Stoke & Rye at The Westin Riverfront includes a visit from the Easter Bunny plus prime rib, ham, a seafood station, salads, smoothies, brunch drinks and a dessert bar. Reservations are required.
Easter Brunch and Dinner at Ocean Prime in Larimer Square includes Brioche French Toast, Short Ribs Surf & Turf, Smoked Salmon Latke, and sides like Candied Bacon Truffle Potatoes.
Easter Egg Hunt in Frisco has the Easter Bunny ringing the historic schoolhouse bell so that kids 8 and younger can meet him and search for 5,000 candy-filled Easter eggs.
Steuben’s Easter Dinner Package is a take-and-bake-dinner option that serves 6-8 and includes orange glazed ham, potato salad, three bean salad, deviled eggs and Parker House Rolls. You can add on cocktail kits and a Cadbury Egg Chocolate Tart for dessert. They are taking orders 3/13-3/29 with pickups on Easter itself.

Easter Brunch at Tamayo features their bottomless small plates and brunch cocktails. Click the blue bar below to see what it’s like to brunch there.
Easter Buffet Brunch at Urban Farmer includes a trio of deviled eggs, yogurt parfait, oysters, shrimp, cured salmon, eggs benedict, cauliflower steak, salad, leg of lamb, dessert and a special children’s station.

“Joyeuses Pâques” is Le Bilboquet’s three-course prix fixe brunch of dinner menu including Soupe de pos a l’anglaise, Lyonnaise salad, Seared Branzino, Eggs Benedict, Omelets and desserts including fondant au chocolate.
Local Jones’ Easter menu and tea experience includes Hot Cross Buns, Honey Glazed Ham and Eggs, Scotch Eggs and Leg of Lamb.
My Neighbor Felix has brunch bites including smoked salmon and bagel, steak & eggs, and churro French toast among others.
Point Easy’s Easter Brunch brings the return of their Sunday brunches with classics like French Toast and eggs benedict.
Spice Trade Brewery + Kitchen hosts an Adult Easter Egg Hunt. Eggs will be filled with candy, free beer and flight cards, 10% discounts, free apps/desserts, one free 6-pack and a golden egg with a $25 gift card.
The Fort’s Easter menu includes Ham Steak, Roasted Leg of Lamb, Fort Salad and cheesecake
The Post Chicken & Beer Rosedale will offer a range of Easter specials including a Peep-mosa, ham steaks with roasted carrots and scalloped potatoes and an Easter Dirt Cake Cup for dessert.

The Yardbird has two Easter specials in addition to their regular menu. Asparagus and Goat cheese Benedict has a smoked salmon cake, buttermilk biscuit, hashbrown and tarragon Hollandaise. Banana Pudding cinnamon Roll has bourbon caramel, ‘Nilla wafers and whipped cream.
Upcoming events In Good Taste:
Spring – BrewDog Denver opens
April – TAG Burger Bar and High Point Creamery open in the Central Park neighborhood
April 14 – Colorado Wine Walk
May – Pancho & Jane, a new taco spot opens in Golden





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