Colorado Food

The Rabbit Hole is an underground, upscale restaurant that was once the morgue and crematorium in one of the largest cities in Colorado.

While Colorado is associated with a number of signature foods, a lesser-known fact is that the Centennial State is also home to the pinto bean capital of the world.

New statistics show that the U.S. has a new favorite grocery chain in 2025 and there are an astounding number of locations in Colorado.

Colorado has well-known signature foods like the Denver Omelet and Rocky Mountain Oysters, but you may not be aware of the state’s signature hot dog.

While it’s not the first thing one typically associates with Colorado, there are quite a few food items that are synonymous with the Centennial State.

These three chocolate brands sold in Colorado don’t necessarily taste bad, but are considered the worst due to ethical missteps.

A new study reveals the “worst-rated fast food restaurants in each state” and Colorado’s least favorite may surprise you.

Data listing the weirdest food in each of the 50 states shows that Colorado may have each of its neighbors beat in weirdness.

It was announced that Taco House, an establishment that has been operating in Denver, Colorado since 1958 will be closing its doors for good soon.

Step back in time at the Bucksnort Saloon, a century-old establishment in Sphinx Park that may soon reopen, retaining its rich history and traditions.

Colorado’s famous Casa Bonita has reopened and there are quite a few new, cool things that you probably don’t remember from your childhood.

One of the biggest restaurant chains to come out of Colorado, Chipotle, has achieved a lot since its 1993 inception.