Talk about a happening place! Denver's Lower Highlands neighborhood has a touch of Paris at the corner of 30th and Wyandot Streets, where Z Cuisine and A Cote Restaurants are located. Z Cuisine opened first, but there was such a hue and cry for absinthe from the Lower Highlands masses that they had to open up A Cote, a "Bar a Absinthe," to satisfy the demand. Both restaurants are right across the street from the former Gallery Sink, which was a well known photography gallery here in Denver. I imagine this is why the entire west side of the building is covered in weather-worn black and white photographs. One of them is of a very attractive woman, nude, hanging by her wrists from the ceiling of a ruined store. A man is peering in at her through the front windows. This is, of course, high art. Now, if I tried to take a similar photograph, they would toss me in jail and throw away the key. What gives with that? Perhaps if I just wore a beret.
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Going Crazy Over The Absinthe Bar!
Talk about a happening place! Denver's Lower Highlands neighborhood has a touch of Paris at the corner of 30th and Wyandot Streets, where Z Cuisine and A Cote Restaurants are located. Z Cuisine opened first, but there was such a hue and cry for absinthe from the Lower Highlands masses that they had to open up A Cote, a "Bar a Absinthe," to satisfy the demand. Both restaurants are right across the street from the former Gallery Sink, which was a well known photography gallery here in Denver. I imagine this is why the entire west side of the building is covered in weather-worn black and white photographs. One of them is of a very attractive woman, nude, hanging by her wrists from the ceiling of a ruined store. A man is peering in at her through the front windows. This is, of course, high art. Now, if I tried to take a similar photograph, they would toss me in jail and throw away the key. What gives with that? Perhaps if I just wore a beret.
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