Denver Happy Hour @ Wayward (Used to be Zengo, Riverfront Park), Thursday, 11/16/17 5:30-7:30pm

The Co-Host for the Novembers Denver Happy Hour is Wayward located in Riverfront Park (Used to be the Zengo Space).  They also owner The Way Back and American Grind.  I can't believe it's November already.  I wanted to do a shout out to my friends that sold their home in LoHi years ago to pursue their dreams in St. John.  So proud of them to pursue their dreams then lost everything (real estate, possessions, jobs).. in hurricane Irma and now temporarily living in Puerto Rico.  They evacuated with their two dogs and two duffle bags.  If you can donate (previously amazing Denverites) even a few dollars (every little bit helps) it would be very helpful as they will have to rebuild their lives from scratch.  Click on the link below...

https://www.gofundme.com/support-for-aaron-and-kim

Wayward (1610 Little Raven Street, Denver, CO 80211)
Thursday November 16th 5:30pm-7:30pm

Happy Hour Specials & Networking from 5:30p to 7:30p

Denver Happy Hour is the way you want networking to be. A New Bar/Restaurant Once a Month. Appetizers and Happy Hour Cocktail Specials from 5:30pm to 7:30pm. A Great way to meet new people, catch up with friends, help local businesses and Explore Denver. It's the Best Excuse to mingle during the week..

Wayward

1610 Little Raven Street, Denver, CO 80202

720-449-8300

https://www.waywarddenver.com

$5 Valet starting 5:30pm :)

Wayward is a responsibly sourced restaurant, focusing on regional cuisine, located in the Riverfront Park neighborhood.

Chad Michael George, Kade Gianinetti and Jared Schwartz, partners in The Way Back and American Grind, are unveiling their new project this week: Wayward. The restaurant and bar is set at 1610 Little Raven Street in a space that housed Zengo until the restaurant closed in Mayafter 14 years. 

Led by Patrick Kelly, who moved to Colorado from California last year and briefly served as executive chef at Panzano, Wayward describes itself as “responsibly sourced restaurant, focusing on regional cuisine, located in the Riverfront Park neighborhood.” The opening menu, inspired by harvest ingredients, brings dishes like charred and smoked eggplant, squash and cucumber salad, and agnolotti with braised lamb and sweet corn. Four sections — bites, small plates, pasta and grains, and large plates — give guests a clue about potion sizes. The dessert menu follows the seasonal and local tone of the savory one and features treats like the Fruition Farms ricotta, incorporated in a cheesecake, and stone fruits, now complementing a panna cotta. 

And because food goes great with cocktails, bar wizz Alex Flower, formerly of Acorn, is mixing up summer flavors in drinks like Where’s the Beach (Appleton Rum, apricot puree and lemon juice) and Proper Pick-Me-Up (Leopold’s gin, pineapple, and Fever Tree Bitter Lemon soda). There are non-alcoholic cocktails, plus a beer and wine selection.