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Mountain Fair weekend has come and gone down here in Carbondale. Aftera mildly wine-soaked weekend at ella I spent a mellow afternoon in thepark with two very good friends. In the early evening we ...

CARBONDALE Asking Bill Bentley, Six89’s self-titled “wine guy,” if he has seen the Oscar-winning movie “Sideways” is like wondering if wine is made from ...

Dec. 15, 2000 - It's becoming a truism that the state's better eateries are clustered in the mountains. Restaurants like Six89 in Carbondale make it so. Carbondale? The sleepy burg downdollar from ...

OK, fellow foodies, it’s time to think outside the box – and in this case, the box is Aspen. The reason? Six89 and Phat Thai.Located in the former cow town of Carbondale, these two restaurants – under ...

This is part one of my interview with Mark Fischer, exec chef-owner of Phat Thai, The Pullman and Six89. Part two of our chat will run tomorrow. "I may have watched The Galloping Gourmet on TV, but we ...

Of all the places to eat in the Roaring Fork Valley, I get most excited when I go to Carbondale’s Six89. It always seems to be a special event, something to look forward to even though it is as ...

This past Monday I had the pleasure of attending the 5th annual Summer Harvest Social at Restaurant SIX89 down here in Carbondale as assistant sommelier for their legendary wine guru, Bill Bentley.

Phat Thai chef-owner Mark Fischer is OK with being a non-Thai guy cooking Thai. He should be. His Thai is as authentic as a Thai chef’s Thai, and his new restaurant in Carbondale, just down Main ...

A great meal in a mountain town used to mean a decent burger. But now top chefs—like these five masters from Colorado—are realizing that there's no better pairing than fine cuisine and high-altitude ...

I added too much spice to my spicy Thai soup. Anything I can do to rescue it? The short answer is no. The right answer is to start over and taste as you go. The frugal and prudent answer would be to ...