These father-son teams are carrying Colorado craftsmanship from one generation to the next.
Tony’s Meats & Market
Tony Rossaci was nine when he began working in a small Italian corner market in Detroit, earning $3 a week. That apprenticeship sparked a passion that led him to open his own market in Colorado. Since 1978, Tony’s has remained a family affair, with father and son working side by side to serve generations of customers. From cold cuts and cheeses to fresh seafood and catering, the market does it all. At its heart, Tony’s is a family feeding other families, stocking dinners and holiday tables with service that keeps customers coming back.
Foster & Son Fine Jewelry
Tucked into Cherry Creek, Foster & Son has been dazzling customers since 1959. Still family-owned and operated three generations later, this full-service jeweler specializes in everything from repairs to custom designs, with many loyal customers returning for decades. Whether you’re shopping for an engagement ring, a watch, or a one-of-a-kind custom piece, you’ll find expert craftsmanship paired with genuine, personal hospitality at every turn. It’s the kind of warm, welcoming service that turns first-time customers into part of the family.
Kevin Taylor Restaurant Group
Kevin Taylor was only 25 when he launched Zenith American Grill, putting his distinctive spin on Southwestern cuisine on the local dining map. More than three decades later, the Taylor name has become synonymous with Colorado’s culinary scene. Today, the Kevin Taylor Restaurant Group includes two restaurants, each with its own distinct style, personality, and menu, while Kevin’s son, Ryan, has joined the family business as a chef and partner, helping carry the family’s culinary legacy into its next generation while making his own mark along the way.
Comings & Goings
Unwind with Sunset Yoga at Cheesman Park, every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Breathe deep as the sun goes down, with local musicians providing a live soundtrack to your midweek reset.
Looking for a place to show off your voice? Join Barfly at Alamo Drafthouse for Open Mic Night every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Grab the mic or grab a seat; either way, this weeknight jam is the show.
Listen to Latin music and learn to dance salsa, bachata, merengue, and more at La Rumba’s $5 Thursdays. Denver’s premier Latin nightlife destination opens the floor to dancers of any level, so go try some new moves…