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Linnea Covington

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Covers:  restaurants, bars, beverages, food, farms, agriculture, kids, shopping, lifestyle, parenting, events, chefs, bartenders, travel
Doesn't Cover: Politics, sports, baby products, international affairs, science

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Linnea Covington’s Biography

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Linnea Covington has been writing about food, drink, restaurants, bars, and travel for almost two decades, and she shows no sign of stopping. For years she's worked as a freelancer, penning a lot in NYC where she got a master's degree in journalism. Past clients have included Time Out New York, New York Times, BlackBook Magazine, Daily News, Forbes Travel Guide, Restaurant Hospitality, and a bunch of now shuttered publications.

She moved back to her home town in Denver in 2015, and continued fr…

Linnea Covington’s Journalist Portfolio

The Great Denver Bagel Has Arrived - DiningOut Denver

The Great Denver Bagel Has Arrived - DiningOut Denver

That's right, chef Miles Odell has brought the Denver bagel into fruition, and we are so here for it. Visit O…

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Getting To Know The Quiet Force Of Chef Matt Vawter

Getting To Know The Quiet Force Of Chef Matt Vawter

For decades the award-winning chef Matt Vawter has been cooking, even though now he stays quietly in the moun…

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Italian Eatery Olivia Highlights Hawaiian Venison, Helping to Save Maui in the Process

Italian Eatery Olivia Highlights Hawaiian Venison, Helping to Save Maui in the Process

The protein will be the start of a special dinner on August 30, but it's also available on the regular menu a…

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Tapping into Irish-Chinese food at New York City's Pecking House

Tapping into Irish-Chinese food at New York City's Pecking House

Why chef Eric Huang wanted to showcase the Spice Bag at his globally-influenced fried chicken restaurants

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How The Fort restaurant in Colorado preserves its historical building

How The Fort restaurant in Colorado preserves its historical building

The owners have maintained the adobe façade for decades using clay from the property

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“Every day is a snowflake for me,” said Adley, who just opened his Denver restaurant Heretik two months ago in the RiNo neighborhood and will be doing a chef takeover with DiningOut this week. ”I could be going to a bank, driving between Lyons and Denver and back again, or butchering 40 pounds of mackerel or other seafood.” On this particular day, said the chef, he was making the classic French seafood sauce Américaine and cleaning sweetbreads.
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Plate Full of Denver News Bites Coming in Hot

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By Linnea Covington Verified
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Peach pizza is on the menu. | Photo courtesy of Homegrown Tap & Dough So much fun news this week, starting with model Bella Hadid making a local stop. There was also some drama involving a giraffe and a handful of wine awards. On the menu smash burgers are having a moment (again), and it’s officially peach season. Have a tip? Send us a note via Instagram or by emailing info@diningout.com.
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All You Need to Know About the Viral Dubai Bar

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By Linnea Covington Verified
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The first time I saw a video of the Dubai Bar on social media, I knew I wanted to try it. Not just wanted, but needed to find the sweet to determine if one, it was as good as TikTok said, and two, if it was worth the $25 and up price tag. But first, let’s discuss the Dubai Bar and how it made it onto mainstream media. Dubbed the Dubai Chocolate Bar, this moniker came thanks to a slew of TikTok users who helped bring the treat into American minds, leading the way to getting the bar here.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

The first article I got published was in the Brooklyn Rail and it was about the need to modernize opera.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes!

How is social media changing news?

a lot of false information is being touted as fact