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Colin Wrenn

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Uptown Indian restaurant changes name to focus on Nepali heritage

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By Colin Wrenn Verified
| The Denver Post Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Since Suman K C took over Curry and Grill 2 in July 2025, he has slowly transformed it from a serviceable neighborhood joint into a more upscale destination, at 1320 E. 17th Ave., for both Indian and Nepali food — that latter of which is growing in popularity. To do that, he added a patio, revamped the interior (complete with white tablecloths), refined the service and pared down the menu to let the restaurant’s best dishes shine.
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Prepare to roll up your sleeves at new restaurant from chef Theo Adley

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By Colin Wrenn Verified
| The Denver Post Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... No matter the art, whether it’s painting, writing or cooking, it’s a rare thing indeed when someone’s vision can be translated almost seamlessly into a viable reality. But when you step into Heretik, chef Theo Adley’s new restaurant in RiNo, you’ll see a near-perfect execution of what he described six months ago, long before it opened. The open kitchen is vibrant while diners toast loudly, crack crab legs and gobble down deviled eggs with tuna tartare.
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The women bringing Ethiopian-Tigrayan coffee culture to metro Denver

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By Colin Wrenn Verified
| The Denver Post Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... For many Denver coffee fans, the idea of eating fava beans with their morning brew may sound a little strange. But for coffee drinkers who come from Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia, they’ve sorely missed having a place to do just that. With the January opening of Eastside Espresso, at 5091 E.
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