Michelin-starred Brutø opens home-goods market and ‘Studiø’ next door

The owners of Brut an acclaimed Denver restaurant serving fine-tuned Latin-influenced bites are opening a home-goods arena and sharing with the residents specific of the secrets that led them to win a Michelin star three years in a row The realm and kitchen laboratory called Studio stylized Studi opened this month adjacent to the restaurant at Blake St in Denver It s part retail shop and part classroom according to Brut s restaurant group Id Est The shop area will sell kitchen and dining ware and products like those revealed at the restaurant ceramics from Colorado-based sculptor Kazu Oba wines picked by the restaurant s beverage director pickled and fermented goods and limited-edition whiskeys in collaboration with Longmont s Dry Land Distillers Related Articles Douglas County wants to crack down on shoplifting in part by fining stores if they don t review it SouthState Bank planning M remodel of Downtown Denver office City council approves purchase of Denver Pavilions downtown adjacent parking lots Costco joins companies suing for refunds if Trump s tariffs fall Shoppers scoured for deals online on Cyber Monday and delivered strong sales for retailers Inside of the test kitchen Brut s cooks are expected to bring customers and the masses in for classes and special events Those classes will focus on the process used to make the fermented sauce and pantry products used by the kitchen in its dishes Byron Gomez a past contestant on Bravo s Top Chef who took over as the restaurant s executive chef last year is expected to lead several of the classes At other times Studi will serve as a waiting area and lounge for the restaurant s customers Brut was one of five restaurants to receive a Michelin star in the trip and tire company s inaugural guide to Colorado dining It has retained its star in the years since Id Est was founded by restaurateur and chef Kelly Whitaker and lists other acclaimed upscale restaurants including Hey Kiddo and The Wolf s Tailor among its operations Brut and Studi are located within the Dairy Block complex downtown with the field located specifically inside the FREE AREA retail area Studi will be open between a m and p m on the weekends in December Subscribe to our new food newsletter Stuffed to get Denver food and drink news sent straight to your inbox