The return of Spicy Pickle
If you’ve lived in the Denver area for long, you probably remember the Spicy Pickle sandwich shop. After a rapid franchise expansion, the Pickle found itself in, well, a pickle, and closed the last of its Colorado restaurants in 2014. But you can’t keep a good pickle down, and I’m happy to report that the Pickle is back! The official grand opening is Friday, Sept. 22, but it’s open and serving most of the menu right now. 1875 Lawrence, Denver, 720-550-6614; spicypickle.com
Another sandwich
Rebel Restaurant has one of the city’s most creative (and delicious) dinner menus. Now, it’s letting lunch get in on the fun with the Monday, Sept. 18 launch of Obey Sandwitchery, a sandwich restaurant-within-a-restaurant open Monday-Friday, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Sandwiches span the globe, from the Kimchi Cheese Steak to the Country Fried Short Rib with pimento cheese. 3763 Wynkoop St., Denver, 303-297-3902
Still more sandwiches
Stack Subs charmed Lakewood with its loaded subs. Now it’s coming for downtown Denver with the same menu of stacked sandwiches (including some made on pretzel rolls!), plus new breakfast subs to fuel the morning office crowd. Stack starts serving Sept. 20. 1331 17th St., Denver; stacksubs.com
Not a sandwich
Can’t get enough of the dynamic fried duo of fish and potatoes? Live in or near Arvada? Then you’re in luck, because GB Fish & Chips opened a fourth location in Arvada. Eat your little battered and fried heart out tonight; GB opened Sept. 11. 7401 Ralston Rd., Arvada, 303-420-9897; gbfishandchips.com
A chicken coup
Raising Cane’s continues its chicken finger conquest of Colorado. On Tuesday, Sept. 19 the chicken chain opened its third Denver-area restaurant in as many months in Castle Rock. And because this is a major affair, the Denver Nuggets mascot and a high school band were on-hand for the opening festivities. Of course they were. 5012 Founders Parkway, Castle Rock; raisingcanes.com
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