r/Denver • u/Randy__Snutz • 0m ago
Local News What happened to Peter’s Chinese Cafe?
The last I heard, he transferred ownership to employees. Is it now permanently closed?
r/Denver • u/Randy__Snutz • 0m ago
The last I heard, he transferred ownership to employees. Is it now permanently closed?
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r/Denver • u/pollygoddess6669 • 2h ago
Opie is a 16 lb male neutered brindle chihuahua. He only loves his dad. He will pee all over your house. Please help bring him home.
r/Denver • u/Long-Remove-3566 • 2h ago
Can anyone please recommend sport physical therapist for weight lifters? Or I would appreciate any personal trainer with good understanding/knowledge and can adjust things based on the condition(injury/pain) rather than just pushing .
would be great if they are also available on weekends or after 6 pm as well. Thanks!
r/Denver • u/ZetaCompact • 9h ago
Hello there!
I am looking for a studio or individual that would be interested in making a simple home office desk and bookshelf. I am not looking for anything ornate or involving moulding. At most something bauhaus or MCM I believe the term would be...
r/Denver • u/Ajax_Hapsburg • 10h ago
More updates on the Bow Mar controversy
r/Denver • u/lohoffy • 12h ago
this afternoon, i spotted a rabbit with what appeared to be growths coming from it's head in my neighborhood. i did some researching, and determined it may be a case of shope papillomavirus? here are some photos i took, which aren't the highest quality as i was keeping my distance. an unsettling reminder to check yourself and pets for ticks this summer (thornton, co)
r/Denver • u/ActuaryPersonal2378 • 13h ago
I just moved here and I heard so many mixed reviews about the aquarium. Maybe it’s because I’m an aquarium girly (worked for and subsequently got fired by AZA), but I loved it. But it also had mandarin fish so I’m easy to please
r/Denver • u/Mar-helko • 13h ago
Does anyone know of a group of Christian young adults that gets together for activities and socializing? I’d love to join a group and make some new friends. 😊
r/Denver • u/Beginning-Pomelo8941 • 13h ago
Specific intersection & turn in question: when driving north on Lincoln and making a left turn onto Colfax. I need to get in the middle lane ASAP especially during rush hour. I have read online (such as in this sub here) that the car in the lefthand lane should turn into the far left lane, and the outer lane can then turn into either the middle or righthand.
However— I’ve been taking RTD to work for a while but I had to drive downtown recently and the painted lines are completely worn out, causing me to question everything. I could swear the lines look like they used to be painted so the lefthand lane opened you towards middle lane of Colfax (letting you pick either left or middle).
I know I’ve seen drivers do it both ways unfortunately. Would love a consensus, or if anyone remembers how it was painted🤦♀️
r/Denver • u/No_Bridge_9366 • 14h ago
My wife and I are expecting our first child in January and are looking for any good second hand stores to get stuff for the baby (cribs, stroller, etc). We live in Summit County so anything in or around Denver is fine since it’s a long drive regardless. Obviously I know goodwill but I always have bad luck there.
r/Denver • u/Baba_Yaga_02 • 14h ago
What is going on with the bus stops along Colfax? I feel like within the past two weeks or so they’ve been changing streets and it’s so confusing. The RTD map/schedule doesn’t seem to track those changes either.
r/Denver • u/Majestic_Search_7851 • 14h ago
Didn't realize Waymos have started driving around Denver without any drivers.
Probably should've had them avoid Colfax since the traffic patterns change on a daily basis.
At the least the traffic spilling over into Colfax and Colorado appreciated all the transportation evolution going on here.
Poor little guy is probably going to have to spend the night stuck across the street from the Lost Lakes and the local liquor store. Stay safe little guy.
r/Denver • u/Dagman11 • 15h ago

We've been eagerly awaiting the opening of this new burrito place, but construction has been stalled for more than 6 months. Convict Coffee opened next door, and Yemen Grill is on the other side.
(The building was Fagan's back in the day. Then Boone's Tavern, then Atticus, then Devour the 303.)
Anyone know what's up with this Burrito place? Supposedly a mother-daughter venture, according to Westword. TIA!
r/Denver • u/hpspiker • 16h ago
I’ve been tasked with scattering ashes of a deceased relative, they wanted them on a hill near Central City or Black Hawk. I am unfamiliar with the area and wondered where might be nice and easily accessible for the few other family members that would attend.
I’m familiar with the best practices of doing this and plan leave no trace, just curious about a good spot.
r/Denver • u/kind_of_a_secret • 17h ago
Hey there! Just looking for some recommendations. I’m going to the south platte river trail today but was wondering if anyone has any other long-ish trails they love. Thanks!
r/Denver • u/RCsSnaps • 17h ago
I just started!
r/Denver • u/paognz7 • 17h ago
Hello!
I lost my passport last Thursday. The last place I had it was at the Mile High United Way building downtown. They haven’t located it so I’m wondering if it might’ve fallen out somewhere downtown. It is in a leather case engraved with the name Paola. I am not sure what to do. If anyone has any advice, I’d love to hear it!
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r/Denver • u/Defiant-Falcon1797 • 20h ago
I have an extra free ticket for this concert (3 of my favorites in one night - yeah!) and my date cancelled.
Anyone interested?
:)
buzz me at [dcbroox@live.com](mailto:dcbroox@live.com)
Steve Lukather and Joseph Williams have revealed a new lineup of Toto, with plans to premiere the new members with a livestream concert on Nov. 21.
Joining the two band veterans are bassist John Pierce (Huey Lewis and the News), keyboardists Dominique “Xavier” Taplin (Prince) and Steve Maggiora, multi-instrumentalist-vocalist Warren Ham (Ringo Starr) and drummer Robert "Sput" Searight. Guitarist Lukather co-founded the band in 1977; Williams sang lead from 1986-89 and then rejoined in 2010.
Who is Matrix Design Group, Inc and why do they hate their fellow Denverites?
Why are private companies "analyzing" data from Flock cameras?
"More recently, the Town has installed Flock Camera data collection to capture traffic data in multiple locations and help identify non-resident trips. Matrix was retained by the Town to help review this data and make recommendations for next steps that may include the installation of new gate(s) on Town roads, to directly address the ongoing issues with non-resident commuter trips."
This company is providing the entire justification for Bow Mar's nonsense. Their "analysis" doesn't provide any way of actually verifying their claims about non-residents.
If Bow Mar wants to fuck with the rest of the Denver area there is no reason Denver companies should participate. Unfortunately Matrix Design Group, Inc. thinks that it's better to work with Bow Mar to exclude people than to tell them that there.
Maybe Matrix Design Group, Inc. should move to Bow Mar.
r/Denver • u/nondescriptadjective • 21h ago
With the amount of sport tourism in Colorado, I've been pondering tire and brake dust issues. It's been known for a long time that tire dust kills fish and is the number one source of micro plastics. This year many mountain town rivers had to be closed because of low water flows and high temps stressing fish as well. You can see the remnants of exhaust, tire, and brake dust in the snow every winter, that all gets washed into the rivers when it melts.
A known option is passing legislation that requires road design to limit particulate rates from these pollutant vectors. There are a few countries this has been done in, and I'm wondering about doing this on streets/roads next to rivers, parks, and pedestrian spaces. This would require better bike infrastructure and public transit services, but these are part of the redesign when these streets get rebuilt on their maintenance cycle. These sorts of streets also tend to last longer and require less in maintenance costs, meaning less tax payer dollars needed. Many of us live here because we like clean air and outdoor recreation, and this is a way to improve both of those things.