Re:Vision's farm off Morrison Road. Westwood, Sept. 21, 2021.

Kyle Harris.

The Wolf's Tailor, in Sunnyside. Sept. 9, 2023.

A squat brick building and a sign that reads "COLUMBINE STEAK HOUSE" and "LOUNGE" in retro lettering.

The Columbine Steak House &amp; Lounge on Federal Boulevard. July 24, 2024.

An assortment of food options that will be available at the Spirit of Japan festival, displayed on a table in front of a white ceramic pot with a humpback whale and Japanese characters painted on it. Food includes noodles, buns, yakitori and mochi.

A pie can be seen through the window of an over door; in the oven's reflection, a girl can be seen kneeling and watching it bake.

Elise Wiggins stands in the exhibition kitchen of her Cattivella Wood-Fired Italian restaurant.

Cativella Italian Restaurant Denver

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