Denver’s Dairy Block is getting a food and drink market from Frank Bonanno

Frank Bonanno is jumping in to the trendy food market game at Denver’s Dairy Block.
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A rendering of the Dairy Block Alley. (Courtesy of Dunn Communications)

(Courtesy of Dunn Communications)

Frank Bonanno is jumping into the trendy food market game at Denver's Dairy Block.

The local restaurateur will open his 15,000-square-foot Denver Milk Market with 15 restaurants and bars on the first floor of the development at 18th and Wazee streets, likely early next year, according to a release.

Here's some of what you'll find at Milk Market:

  • Morning Jones pastry shop
  • Bao Chica Bao Asian street bao buns
  • Lou’s Hot & Naked hot fried chicken
  • Albina by the Sea, a fresh seafood eatery named for Bonanno’s grandmother
  • MoPoke poke bowl concept
  • Green Huntsman salad bar
  • S&G Salumeri sandwich shop
  • Bonanno Brothers Pizzeria
  • Stranded Pilgrim, a tap room pouring Colorado beers
  • Cellar wine bar

The market will have multiple seating areas and a common-consumption liquor license, which means customers can move around the space with their drinks. There will also be grab-and-go counters that open up onto the Dairy Block Alley.

A rendering of the Dairy Block Alley. (Courtesy of Dunn Communications)

The Alley will also be connected to an underground lounge called Mr. Pink.

Bonanno is also bringing a by-the-slice pizza joint called Engine Pizza Room to the Dairy Block.

The 66,000-square-foot downtown development is already home to The Maven hotel, Kachina Southwestern Grill and Poka Lola Social Club. It will also host Huckleberry Roasters, The Perfect Petal, a Seven Grand whiskey bar and a retail space called Roost.

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