Nearly twenty bars and restaurants debuted during the second month of the year, and the list includes many familiar names.
Right Cream is now located in the former Yum Yum's next to Denver Beer Company on South Downing Street.
La Fillette has moved out of its space on East Eighth Avenue ahead of its move to the former Garlic Knot location on East 14th Avenue. And drivers in search of late-night Mexican fare will find a Taco Star rather than Tacos Rapidos on West Alameda. But two Tacos Rapidos spots remain, both on the corner of South Federal Boulevard and East Evans Avenue.Jennifer Jasinski and executive chef Jeremy Wolgamott at the new Bistro Vendôme.
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