Where to Eat New Years Weekend
December 29th, 2011 Posted by becky Boulder, Chefs, Culinary Connectors, Denver, restaurants No Comment yetFor some of us, this Saturday is the last day to splurge on a nice meal or indulge in a few alcoholic beverages (please take cabs or have
a DD!) Of course Culinary Connectors fully supports indulging, we even have a few ideas for your final extravagance of 2011. Aria has
introduced two fresh new chefs de cuisine. Their NYE menu will take your taste buds on a journey around the world. Le Grand Bistro will ring in the New Year with plenty of bubbles and live music. Le Grand will host three seatings starting at 5:30. You can even begin the recovery process at Le Grand with brunch on New Years Day–bring your receipt from the previous night of debauchery for 20% off. The Village Cork features a decadent four course menu that includes oysters to get started and ends with a tricked-out rice crispy treat for you to brag about to your homebody friends. The Kitchen will have a New Years celebration to suit anyone’s fancy: a mellow celebratory pre-fixe dinner at The Kitchen proper, the adjoining venue [Upstairs] will feature a five-course menu complete with rare wine and beer parings, and [Next Door] will be transformed to host a DJ and dance party. A special menu will be served until mid-night. Beatrice & Woodsley’s tranquil atmosphere is the ideal place to recover on New Years Day. Brunch reservations are recommended along with one of their signature cocktails to ease your headache and reflect on 2011. However you decide to spend your New Years Eve, we hope that it is filled with fabulous food and drinks, and good company. Happy New Year!
introduced two fresh new chefs de cuisine. Their NYE menu will take your taste buds on a journey around the world. Le Grand Bistro will ring in the New Year with plenty of bubbles and live music. Le Grand will host three seatings starting at 5:30. You can even begin the recovery process at Le Grand with brunch on New Years Day–bring your receipt from the previous night of debauchery for 20% off. The Village Cork features a decadent four course menu that includes oysters to get started and ends with a tricked-out rice crispy treat for you to brag about to your homebody friends. The Kitchen will have a New Years celebration to suit anyone’s fancy: a mellow celebratory pre-fixe dinner at The Kitchen proper, the adjoining venue [Upstairs] will feature a five-course menu complete with rare wine and beer parings, and [Next Door] will be transformed to host a DJ and dance party. A special menu will be served until mid-night. Beatrice & Woodsley’s tranquil atmosphere is the ideal place to recover on New Years Day. Brunch reservations are recommended along with one of their signature cocktails to ease your headache and reflect on 2011. However you decide to spend your New Years Eve, we hope that it is filled with fabulous food and drinks, and good company. Happy New Year!
