Well, I’m sure you don’t need me telling you what a tough year it’s been. Local Table Tours has spent more time shut down in the past year than it spent open. We very easily decided that bar hopping with strangers- an activity that can actively spread the virus- was not a good idea and
2020 has certainly been a year to remember and one we might all want to quickly forget. It went by at a snail’s pace and yet flew by at the same time, and here we are at the holidays counting down the last two months of the year. While gifts of stuff and things that
Our friends in the Boulder food and beverage industry have been hit hard by this pandemic, so we are trying our best to support them in every way we can. As we are operating on limited capacity for private tours only, we understand we cannot accommodate everyone who reaches out to us asking to join
Our small group private food tours have been delicious, memorable, and uniquely fun, so we are continuing to only offer private food tours in Denver, Boulder, and Fort Collins during the month of August. It doesn’t quite feel right to open up standard ticket sales through our website’s calendar, so we will continue to operate
In a blink of an eye, it’s July. After so many months at home, I am as eager as everyone else to get out and explore our local food scene. In order to do that safely, Local Table Tours is offering private tours only through (at least) the month of July. Our calendar, which usually
More than a decade ago I started my first business, a Spanish language tutoring business called Spanish by the Hour, LLC. I was at a new student’s home and when her mom came to write me a check she asked how to spell my name. I told her she could make the check payable to
Aging is funny- our memories can get fuzzy. My memory needed to be checked a number of times just to be sure I was correct in stating that Local Table Tours was entering its 10th year of business in 2020. Did I miscount the years? No. I went to my original articles of incorporation and
The RiNo neighborhood (River North) is now one of the hippest neighborhoods in Denver, and we enjoy exploring it on our Denver Taste of RiNo Food Tour. What was once an abandoned and somewhat shady warehouse district has become the street art capital of the west and home to dozens of excellent restaurants, bars, coffee
Corrida is a draw year round in Boulder with their jaw dropping rooftop views, gin and tonic cart, warm and informed service, excellent tapas, and their highly sought after steaks. These Wyoming ranch steaks were just featured in the Wall Street Journal. This downtown Spanish restaurant is every good dream you have about summer. Whether
Rio Grande, Boulder’s longtime institution for Mexican food, margaritas, and rooftop views reopened in April after a major remodel. Referred to by most folks as “The Rio,” these updates include open garage door windows and living walls. The patio remains as idyllic as ever: huge, with knockout views of Boulder’s flatirons. With this renovation, Rio
