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Tradition Revived - DENVER'S OWN CHEF JEFF SCHWING TRANSFORMS A LOCAL STAPLE

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Provolino, offers Italian food at a friendly cost with salads, subs, pastas and pizza with the inspiration of conveying “…nostalgia, family, comfort, home, service, community…

Assorted food on a table and bootle of vine
— Sarah Katz

Provolino, affordable Italian restaurant, opening in South Hampden in coming weeks

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With the opening of Provolino, a cost-accessible, neighborhood Italian restaurant in Denver's Hampden South, less than a month away, co-owner and chef Jeff Schwing took time to reflect on his unorthodox journey to get to this point.

Heirloom tomatoes topped with tomato vinaigrette, fresh mint, fennel, shallot and feta cheese
— Tom Hellauer

Provolino Aims to Bring Crowd-Pleasing Italian to Southeast Denver

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Provolino, a low-key, family-friendly Italian joint in a King Soopers-anchored shopping center in southeast Denver. Set to debut later this month at 3563 South Monaco Parkway, it's replacing longtime neighborhood staple Piccolo's.

Denver's classic red sauce joints
— Molly Martin

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"Provolino announces fall opening"

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Welcome to the Denver Gazette’s Metro Moves. You’ll get the latest metro Denver openings, closings, hiring and promotion news here. To submit your company’s news, drop an email to jessica.gibbs@denvergazette.com.

Chef Jeff Schwing, left, helps taste test recipes for Provolino with Brand Manager Yonna Dobling.
— Jessica Gibbs

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"Five upcoming restaurants to have on your radar"

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Denver's dining scene is ever-changing. Despite the many challenges faced by the industry today, new openings continue to come at a rapid pace — but some are more exciting than others. Here are five upcoming additions that we can't wait to check out:

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— Molly Martin

Chez Maggy and the Power of Celebrity and Collaborative Spirit

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Chef Ludo Lefebvre is a big deal. So is Chez Maggy.
It’s been just shy of a year since the resplendent hall of classic French cooking opened in the Thompson Hotel downtown. It was a good year for Chez Maggy. The already excellent food got better. The lavishness never once waned.

Two men in aprons standing next to each other.
— COLIN WRENN