Boulder’s culinary landscape is continually evolving, offering residents and visitors an array of new dining experiences. Here are some of the latest additions that are making waves in the local food scene.
Odd Rabbit: A Playful Take on Sushi
Located at 5863 Arapahoe Ave., Odd Rabbit brings a non-traditional approach to Japanese cuisine. Helmed by Christopher and Ariana Teigland, the duo behind Denver’s acclaimed Glo Noodle House, and sushi chef Stephen Nguyen, the restaurant offers creative nigiri, hand rolls, and visually appealing small plates. Standout dishes include aburi nigiri variations with scallop, short rib, and toro, as well as a spicy shoyu ramen featuring rabbit confit. Reservations are recommended, and the patio is set to open this summer to accommodate more guests.
East & Co.: A Community Hub in Flatiron Park
East & Co., situated at 2100 Central Ave. in Flatiron Park, serves as a market hall and social venue. This all-day destination offers a coffee shop, restaurant, bar, lounge areas, meeting rooms, patio seating, and a game room. The menu spans breakfast items like burritos and sandwiches, alongside a full coffee, smoothie, and juice bar. East & Co. aims to be a central hub for workers, tenants, and visitors, providing a versatile space for dining and socializing.
TooSteppin Saloon: Ginger Beer Brewery with a Western Flair
At 4843 Pearl Street, TooSteppin Saloon introduces an Aussie-style ginger beer brewery to East Boulder. Housed in a former auto repair garage, the brewery offers a range of ginger beers, including original and fruity flavors like blood orange, blueberry, and mango. Embracing a Western-themed ambiance, the venue hosts a rotating schedule of food trucks, providing a refreshing alternative for those seeking unique drinks with a spicy twist.
Slice House by Tony Gemignani: A New Pizza Destination
Slice House by Tony Gemignani has opened in Boulder’s Twenty Ninth Street Retail District. This fast-casual concept brings a variety of pizza styles to the area, catering to diverse tastes. The restaurant aims to blend convenience with craftsmanship, making it a welcoming spot for students, families, and friends gathering after outdoor activities.
Los Dos Bros Food Truck: Authentic Mexican Flavors
For those craving authentic Mexican cuisine, Los Dos Bros Food Truck at 2355 30th St. offers flavorful tacos, including asada and al pastor options. Known for its tender, spicy meat and quick service, the food truck has become a favorite casual spot for locals and visitors alike, providing high-quality, affordable Mexican food.
These new establishments reflect Boulder’s dynamic and diverse food scene, offering a range of options for every palate. Whether you’re in the mood for inventive sushi, a community-focused market hall, unique ginger beers, classic pizza, or authentic Mexican fare, there’s something new to explore in Boulder.

