Boulder’s vibrant food scene continues to flourish, offering residents and visitors an array of new dining experiences. Here’s a look at some recent additions that are making waves in the local culinary landscape.
Odd Rabbit: A Playful Take on Sushi
Christopher and Ariana Teigland, the duo behind Denver’s acclaimed Glo Noodle House, have introduced Odd Rabbit to Boulder. Located at 5863 Arapahoe Avenue, this 90-seat restaurant features a 10-seat chef’s counter and a 40-seat patio. Odd Rabbit offers a “traditionally non-traditional” menu, blending classic sushi with inventive dishes, thanks to its expanded kitchen setup. This addition enriches Boulder’s growing Asian dining scene, joining establishments like Yotsuba and Kura.
Crepe Therapy Cafe Expands to University Hill
Chef Mawa McQueen is set to open a second Crepe Therapy Cafe on the ground floor of the Limelight Hotel on University Hill. Scheduled for early June, this location aims to provide a relaxed atmosphere for patrons to enjoy sweet and savory crepes, including favorites like the chicken pesto Boulder and bison Rocky Mountain. This expansion underscores Boulder’s rising reputation as a culinary hotspot.
True Food Kitchen Joins Twenty Ninth Street Mall
Arizona-based True Food Kitchen is bringing its health-focused menu to Boulder this summer. Located at 1710 29th St. within the Twenty Ninth Street Mall, this will be the chain’s second Colorado location. The restaurant will feature pizzas, burgers, entrées, and bowls highlighting organic grass-fed steak and seafood. Notably, it will also include a dedicated coffee shop serving espresso drinks and teas.
Los Dos Bros Food Truck: A Local Favorite
For those seeking authentic Mexican cuisine on the go, Los Dos Bros Food Truck has become a beloved fixture in Boulder. Known for its flavorful tacos, including asada and al pastor options, the truck offers quick service and great value. Patrons frequently praise the tender, spicy meat and the standout bean dish that impresses visitors from afar.
These establishments reflect the dynamic and diverse nature of Boulder’s dining scene, catering to a wide range of tastes and preferences. Whether you’re in the mood for innovative sushi, comforting crepes, health-conscious fare, or authentic Mexican street food, Boulder has something to offer every palate.