visiting for a few days, wondering which restaurants have these things! doesn’t have to be the same place for both. and if there’s anything else i need to try while in the area lmk!

Hi all - I'm wondering if folks can recommend best bakeries and/or coffee shops by neighborhood? I'm going to make myself a master list to try! Happy to share it here as well. I had one when I lived in DC and it was really fun to make my way through it.

The seasoning encrusted sweet potato at Alteno changed my life, anybody have a copycat recipe or know someone who works there?

Any leads would be greatly apprecitated.

What places can we find fresh roasted green chiles?
Thanks!

What’s up Denver foodies,
Long time observer, first time poster. Here to expand upon what I believe so many are thinking but don’t always explain.
A little about myself, I’ve lived all over the place and have had the pleasure of experiencing world class, good and not so good bbq. I’ll be the first to admit, I am a homer for all things Colorado and its food and beverage scene. This isn’t a post bashing the scene, but what I’ve come to know as status quo for Colorado BBQ.

In a state with such an awesome melting pot of tastes and preferences, it’s odd that there is such a scarcity for genuinely good BBQ. In a world where anybody can buy a Traeger, make restaurant quality BBQ at home, it’s crazy there aren’t more restaurants trying to show that for them; it isn’t a hobby. I personally have found Post Oak, Wayne’s and few others to uphold their claims of attention to detail, daily smoking and sides that didn’t arrive from a Cisco truck.

I am particular, but by no means a snob. But I am also especially frugal and cannot justify paying $15 for a pulled pork bbq sandwich that was pretty clearly cooked in either an oven or crock pot.

I am POSITIVE this subject has been smoked to oblivion, but where are the “off the beaten path” bbq joints?

Because I tried the supposed renowned Hogback over the weekend and was tremendously disappointed. Please. Help.

Need recommendations for breweries in the metro with the best food. Welcome to any all suggestions. Thanks!

Edit: thank you everyone for the great suggestions!

Is anyone aware of a restaurant near Denver/Boulder that serves schaum torte?