I'm used to seeing an estimate for a wait time for the lounge and what spot I'm in.
At DEN right now and the app doesn't provide this information anymore.
What gives? We're just supposed to guess how long the wait line is? Makes it difficult to know when I should pull the trigger on waiting or if I should get food elsewhere if the wait is that bad.
I was at Casa Bonita last night. Got me thinking about how many jobs this place must create. Granted a lot of the jobs aren't related to food prep and serving, but was wondering what restaurant in Denver hires the most people?
It felt almost comical thinking about how my overpriced experience at Casa Bonita for mediocre food employs an entire village. What other places seem to hire an entire army of staff?
EDIT: I of course get that you are paying for an experience. I still think what you pay is overpriced. Was hoping to see comments about other places in Denver that hire a lot of people but alas y'all are more interested in tired debates about Casa Bonita.
I've been living near Madison and Colfax for about 3 years now. Since that time, the following places have or are about to be closed within about a 5 minute walk from me:
- Machete's
- Fox Run
- Q House
- Enzo's
- Good Bread
- Under the Umbrella
- Steve's Snapping Hotdogs
- Crepes n Crepes.
I think I'm missing a few because at this point it's getting hard to track.
Is this one of the hardest hit areas in terms of the Denver food scene?
33 and had my first tooth extracted yesterday with a bone graft (tooth 2, upper molar).
I was told after 3 months I can decide about getting an implant or not.
I'm going to get the implant. If I get it in January 2027 vs August/September 2026, I believe I can end up saving $1,500 since I am close to maxing out my dental insurance for the year.
Reading mixed things online about the costs and benefits of delaying a few months.
Advice?
Vaguely remember my dentist mentioning I'll have a food trap of sorts back there. Recently been getting pain and aching after eating and it won't subdue for a few hours. Happened like 3 times in the last week or so. Ive went in there and done all I can flossing wise to see if any food is stuck, but this makes me think this is too big of a gap to be having around.
I was just at the dentist end of March and they didn't say anything about it then.
Have had a root canal in the past. Worried this might warrant another one, but maybe it's inflammation?
AI is woefully dramatic and inaccurate I suspect, so would appreciate any insight.
I'm going to the dentist today, but in the meantime should I raise any issue with how I was just there less than 2 months ago to avoid excessive billing if that's even a thing?
I'm 33 and drink but don't smoke.
Supervisor suggested I check out Korbel for a PhD (considering a dissertation that has to do with international peace studies). I can't find any information on the site, but it looks like it's been offered in the past.
Did they quietly get rid of the program in the last few years with the name change to Global Affairs in 2025?